Senior training manikin (Vivien)

Senior training manikin (Vivien)

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The Key to Realistic Simulation Training

Embark on a journey of realism and precision with Lifecast Body Simulation's Senior Training Manikin. Introduce Vivien Bridson, a talented actress known for her roles in Heart of Steel, Beauty and the Beast and The Human Centipede 2. Outside the film world, she is a dancer, psychologist and a model for Vivienne Westwood.

Our senior training manikin is more than just a training aid. She is a living, breathing image of Vivien herself. This extraordinary training dummy was crafted with great attention to detail and is the result of a 3D scan of Vivien at the age of 82.

At Lifecast Body Simulation, we are not about simply replicating. Rather, we want to embody the essence of life. The senior training manikin shows lifelike details, from the intricate replica of veins to the underlying structures. But that's not all - this training manikin is a dynamic medical teaching tool, complete with airway and a movable mouth that allows for realistic airway management scenarios.

As you explore the Lifecast Senior Training Manikin, imagine how Vivien's legacy will be seamlessly integrated into medical education. It's not just a training dummy. Rather, it builds a bridge between the real and the simulated, with Vivien's story becoming an important part of the learning experience. Welcome to a new era of medical simulation, where Lifecast Body Simulation brings reality to the forefront of training.

This anatomically precise and exceptionally realistic senior training manikin serves as a valuable tool for healthcare professionals and enables the following:

Improving existing protocols to address the diverse challenges presented by older patients.
Acquiring skills essential to providing optimal care, ultimately leading to better patient outcomes.
Interacting with lifelike training manikins promotes emotional intelligence, an important factor in providing compassionate, effective and high-quality healthcare for older people.

Key Features:

Anatomically correct outer body
Anatomically correct internal airways allow correct technique for:
- Intubation
- Insertion of ET/NP/OP tubing
Reactive chest that rises and falls with artificial ventilation
Realistic airway pressures and ventilation volumes
CPR-ready chest
Intraosseous inserts in the humeral head and tibia on both sides
Skin turgor for dry training intravenous therapy
Insertion of a decompression needle (2nd and 5th intercostal spaces)
Closed eyelids, open manually
Urinary tract catheterization, partially dry

Scope of delivery:

Female senior training manikin
Transport stretcher
Care kit