Airway Management Trainer Adult

Anatomical correct view inside the airway systems
A cut away section exposes the anatomic structures of the tracheal and nasal cavities. A transparent wall covers the nasal cavities, so that the anatomy can be seen clearly. The view to the cervical spine makes it possible to see the realistic movement when the head is tilted.

Easy access to airways
The head can be lifted and tilted. The foam pillow is used as a support for the head to obtain the optimum approach position.

Jaw thrust
The jaw thrust procedure can be done on the anatomical correct placed handle and allows relevant movement, opening and closing of the mouth.

Foam pillow
The accompanying foam pillow can be placed under the head as a support in order to obtain the optimum approach position (known as “the sniffing position” or the modified Jackson position).

Laryngeal Mask
It is easier to train with laryngeal mask if the head skin is removed.

Acoustic signals - Teeth alarm
Excessive pressure on the front teeth by the laryngoscope activates an acoustic signal.

Acoustic signals - Stomach alarm
A stopper with a pneumatic buzzer closes the end of the oesophagus. The buzzer is activated when ventilating with a tracheal tube placed incorrectly in the oesophagus.

Drawers
The two drawers are useful for accessories: Laryngoscope, tubes, masks, lubricating gel, brush etc.

Base
The lightweight aluminum base is equipped with non-skid rubber bands for stable work fastening.