Stoma Care

This moulage shows an ileostomy, the second most common type of ostomy. The terminal ileostoma is usually found on the right side of the body and shows the small intestine sewn in above skin level. Due to the use of a special plastic compound, all common stoma bags adhere to the moulage. The model is suitable for sizing using a stoma template, cleaning the skin with water and attaching the base plate and stoma bag. The moulage is in a holder and can also be removed.

This moulage shows a colostomy, the most common type of stoma creation. The terminal colostoma is usually found in the middle of the body or on the left side of the body and shows the colon sewn in above skin level. Due to the use of a special plastic compound, all common stoma bags adhere to the moulage. The model is suitable for sizing using the stoma template, cleaning the skin with water and attaching the base plate and stoma bag. The moulage is in a holder and can also be removed.

This moulage shows a colostomy, the most common type of stoma creation. The terminal colostoma is usually found in the middle of the body or on the left side of the body and shows the colon sewn in above skin level. The area around the colon is inflammed Due to the use of a special plastic compound, all common stoma bags adhere to the moulage. The model is suitable for sizing using the stoma template, cleaning the skin with water and attaching the base plate and stoma bag. The moulage is in a holder and can also be removed.

This moulage shows a colostomy, the most common type of stoma creation. The terminal colostoma is usually found in the middle of the body or on the left side of the body and shows the colon sewn in above skin level. The Stoma is located in a abdominal crease. Due to the use of a special plastic compound, all common stoma bags adhere to the moulage. The model is suitable for sizing using the stoma template, cleaning the skin with water and attaching the base plate and stoma bag. The moulage is in a holder and can also be removed.

This moulage shows a colostomy, the most common type of stoma creation. The terminal colostoma is usually found in the middle of the body or on the left side of the body and shows the colon sewn in. The colon is under skin level. Due to the use of a special plastic compound, all common stoma bags adhere to the moulage. The model is suitable for sizing using the stoma template, cleaning the skin with water and attaching the base plate and stoma bag. The moulage is in a holder and can also be removed.

The Complete Ostomy Care Simulator is ideal for demonstration and practice of ostomy care procedures. The anatomy of the ostomies are carefully reproduced to provide lifelike functions and appearance. The skin is made of realistic, flesh-like material, and a soft, pliable material is used for the stomas in order to achieve the most realistic tactile sensation. Dilation of the stomas can be demonstrated and practiced, along with application of postoperative and permanent ostomy bags. Practice fitting, cleaning, and changing the pouching system. The simulator consists of three locations to place the interchangeable stomas (healthy stoma, double barrel stoma, prolapsed stoma, and necroticstoma). The healthy and necrotic stomas can be irrigated and simulated stool can be pumped to provide drainage and excretion at the ostomy. There is a permanent, retracted stoma to practice ostomy care procedures on stomas sunk below skin level. Includes simulator, four stomas, simulated stools, adult ostomy bag, lubricant, syringe with tubing, base, gloves, and infected tissue roll.Size: 35.5 x 30.5 x 10 cm, Weigth 4.6 kg

The Ostomy Pouching Trainer helps prepare patients, their families, and healthcare professionals for this life-changing event, improving their initial exposure and their future quality of life. The Ostomy Pouching Trainer will facilitate the practice of proper pouching techniques to maintain healthy skin while developing good handeye coordination. Pre-operative teaching allows patients and their families to begin learning about ostomies prior to surgery when they are less distracted - reducing anxiety. They can practice using four different stomas:- Urostomy with Stents- Loop Stoma (you provide the bridge)- End Stoma- Flush StomaWith the Ostomy Pouching Trainer, each of these stomas can have simulated stool or urine output and can be placed in four different locations:- Contact dermatitis- Standard healthy skin- Flush placement with folds and mucocutaneous separation- CandidiasisPatients and healthcare staff can grasp, in a realistic, life-sized model, what they may have had difficulty understanding from pictures, especially in those cases where language or comprehension may be an obstacle. Seeing the stomas and visualizing the location and function of the various types, including the discharge from them, is essential to learning. Proper teaching helps increase patients’ understanding of their condition and the adjustments which may be necessary for achieving a satisfactory standard of life with their new stoma.

This model contains four stomas that can be lubricated and dilated with an inserted finger. Model may be washed, taped, bandaged or fitted with ostomy bags. Supplied with lubricant.

Designed to help introduce the essentials of ostomy care to patients and students, this model is ideal for demonstration and practice of ostomy care procedures on a stoma that has sunk below skin level, including cleaning and changing the pouching system. The anatomy of the ostomy is carefully reproduced to provide lifelike functions and appearance. A soft, pliable material is used for the stoma in order to achieve the most realistic tactile sensation. Dilation of the stomas can be demonstrated and practiced, along with application of postoperative and permanent ostomy bags on stomas that can often be difficult to obtain a good seal around. The ostomy can actually be irrigated. Syringeis included to pump simulated stool through the unit to provide drainage and excretion at the ostomy. The consistency of the stool can be varied by using water to thin the material. Includes model, display easel, syringe, simulated stool, lubricant, and instruction manual.Size: 18 x 8 cm, Weight 1.6 kg

Includes 5 independent Ostomy Care Training Models: Nonfunctioning Double Barrel Ostomy Care Training Model, Nonfunctioning Prolapsed Ostomy Care Training Model,Functioning Healthy Ostomy Care Training Model, Functioning Infected Ostomy Care Training Model, and Functioning Necrotic Ostomy Care Training Model. Designed to help introduce the essentials of ostomy care to patients and students, these units are ideal for demonstration and practice of ostomy care procedures. The anatomy of the ostomies is carefully reproduced to provide lifelike functions and appearance. A soft, pliable material is used for the stomas in order to achieve the most realistic tactile sensation. Dilation of the stomas can be demonstrated and practiced, along with application of postoperative and permanent ostomy bags. Both functioning and nonfunctioning models are included.

Reproduction of an abdomen showing the anatomy of both a colostomy and ileostomy to provide lifelike functions and appearance. Dilation of the stomas can be demonstrated and practiced, along with application of postoperative and permanent ostomy bags. The colostomy can be irrigated. Drainage and excretion at the ileostomy (water) and colostomy (simulated stool) can be pumped by syringes. Delivered with simulated stool and carrying case.Size: 45.5 x 45.5 x 30.5 cm, weight: 11 kg

Caring for a baby with an ostomy may feel overwhelming. The Infant Ostomy Trainer has been created to educate caregivers and parents on how to give special care to an infant with a stoma. This trainer will help by teaching step-by-step procedures for cleaning and caring for a baby‘s stoma and changing the pouching system. The anatomy of the colostomies were carefully reproduced to provide lifelike appearance and functions. A soft, pliable material is used for the stomas in order to achieve the most realistic tactile sensation. The syringes included are used to inject simulated stool through ports to the colostomy sites. Consistency of the simulated stool can be thinned by adding water. The colostomy sites can also be irrigated. The simulated stool may be reused.

The advanced catheterization and ostomy care simulator is a "two-in-one" catheterization simulator designed with interchangeable genitalia so students can practice male and female catheterization skills. The simulator allows participants to become familiar with female and male external anatomy while they learn basic nursing skills like catheterization. Participants can also practice advanced nursing skills like ostomy care, cervical and rectal examination, and enema procedures.

Otto Ostomy Stoma Package-Advanced includes the following: 0,9cm Diameter Stoma, 5cm Diameter Stoma, Urostomy Stoma with 8cm Stents in place, loop Stoma with Rod, loop Stoma without rod, Double Barrel Stoma, Oval Stoma, Mushroom Stoma, Prolapsed Stoma, 8cm Diameter Stoma, Granulomas Stoma, Necrotic Stoma, Ischemic Stoma, In-Skin-Fold Stoma, Parastomal Hernia Stoma, Mucocutaneous Separation Stoma, Recessed Stoma, Flush Stoma, lleal Conduit, Small Intestine Loop, Small Intestine Loop Adapter and Large Intestine Loop Adapter.“Otto Ostomy™ has a clear torso shell with four openings for the insertion of stomas. The torso shell is easily removed from the aluminum base for teaching or to facilitate in accessing and manipulating the organs. The color coded organs displayed include: Stomach, Small Intestine, Large Intestine, Rectum, Kidneys, Ureters and Bladder. The small intestine, large intestine, rectum and bladder are all removable to aid in teaching procedures where these organs might be removed. The ureters can be removed from the bladder and reinserted into the ileal conduit to show how a urostomy functions. The flexible small and large intestines can be separated and attached to the backside of the stoma in the torso shell to demonstrate either an end or loop stoma. The large intestine can be separated at four different locations: Ascending colon, Transverse colon, Descending colon and the Sigmoid colon.