Bathing Babys, male and female

According to a WHO study, 1 in 10 children are born prematurely. Birth with an extremely low birth weight (=1,000 g) is still a medical emergency that requires special techniques and equipment. This training model simulates a premature baby born in the 25th week, the smallest realistically proportioned premature baby available. Fully movable and with the ability to practise a variety of common treatment procedures. Exceptional realism is achieved with the position and absence ofmuscle tone.- Invaluable for simulation training in nursing and handling premature babies who require intensive care at the brink of survival.- Ideal for neonatal intensive care units, emergency services, flight medics, simulation centres, nursing schools, clinics and family education.- Easy to use, requires no special equipment, compact and mobile.- Suitable for achieving the learning objectives in a neonatal resuscitation course.Features and functions:- Airway, breathing and ventilation- Chest drainage (non-functional)- Cleaning and nappy changing- Birth- Nasogastric tube- IV access (non-functional)- Monitoring (non-functional)- Neural tube defect (myelomeningocele)- Observation and measurement- Scenarios- Simulated breathing- Skin and wound care- Soft, lifelike skin- Stoma care- Suction- Umbilical remnant with optional omphalocele- Various monitors, sensors, electrodes, etc. can be connected to the model (non-functional)- VentilationIncludes the Micro-Preemie Simulator, a nappy, a cap (colour may vary), umbilical cord remnant, omphalocele, neural tube defect, bilateral chest block, unilateral chest block, airway, 3 cc syringe, 25-gauge butterfly needle, lubricant, blood powder, pump bellows with tubing.Age: 25th week of pregnancyLength: 30 cm from head to toeHand-to-hand width: 22 cmHead circumference: 23 cmHead depth: 8 cmShoulder-to-shoulder width: 10 cmAbdominal circumference: 22 cmToe-to-toe width: 15 cmTorso depth: 5 cm Weight: 0.91 kg