Laerdal Nursing Kelly Basic Male Manikin

Patient Care:

• Irrigation of the eye and ear (simulated)
• Application/instillation of medications in the eye, ear and nose including
  nasal packing
• Mouth and denture care procedures
• Insertion and suctioning of oropharyngeal and nasopharyngeal airways
• Insertion, securing, and care of endotracheal tubes
• Tracheostomy care and tracheal suctioning
• Various oxygen delivery procedures
• NG tube insertion, care, medication administration, and removal
• Gastric lavage and gavage
• Subclavian, jejunostomy and Hickman catheter openings (placement only)
• Manually generated carotid pulse
• Injection sites include deltoid, bilateral thigh, gluteal and ventrogluteal
• Full range of motion for realistic patient handling
• Interchangeable stomas depict colostomy, ileostomy and suprapubic
  cystotomy
• Colostomy may be irrigated and will retain an indwelling catheter
• Rectum with reservoir for enema procedures
• Fingers and toes are spread to allow bandaging

Articulating IV Training Arm:

• Allows peripheral intravenous therapy and site care
• Rotates at deltoid
• Venipuncture is possible in the antecubical fossa and dorsum of the hand
• Accessible veins include median, basilic and cephalic
• Replaceable skin and infusible vein system

Interchangeable Male and Female Genitalia:

• Can be attached to urinary and colon reservoirs via connector valves
• Complete urinary catheterization
• Female genitalia capable of vaginal douching
• Will retain indwelling or straight catheter
• Enema procedures may be performed using fluid for realistic return
• When used with manikin, fluid may be used for realistic return
• Urinary valves give the natural resistance felt when catheterizing
• Anal valves simulate the internal anal sphincter

Blood Pressure / Pulses:

• Articulating blood pressure arm for auscultated and palpated blood pressure simulation
• Korotkoff sounds synchronized with ECG
• Korotkoff sounds volume control in 10 steps, 0-9
• Systolic and diastolic pressure may be set individually in steps of 2mmHG
• Systolic 0-300mmHG, Diastolic 0-200 mmHG
• Auscultative Gap, with on/off feature
• Pressure accuracy +/- 4mmHG
• Calibrate function to adjust pressure sensor and cuff gauge
• Palpated pulse simulator controls brachial and radial pulses
• Pulses only active when palpated
• Pulses synchronized with programmable ECG
• Pulse strengths dependent on Blood Pressure

Sounds:

• Heart sounds synchronized with programmable ECG
• Auscultated lung sounds synchronized with breathing rate, 0 - 60 BPM
• Individual lung or bilateral sound selection
• Normal or abnormal bowel sounds
• Vocal sounds – computer-generated sounds, mixed with voice input (via microphone sold separately)

Bowel Sounds:

• Borborygmus
• Hyperactive Bowel
• Hypoactive Bowel
• No Sound
• Normal Bowel

Lung Sounds:

• Coarse Crackles
• Fine Crackles
• Pneumonia
• Stridor
• Wheeze
• Pleural Rub
• Rhonchi
• Normal Breath Sounds

Heart Sounds:

• Aortic Stenosis
• Friction Rub
• Austin Flint Murmur
• Diastolic Murmur Mi Stenosis
• Systolic Murmur
• Mitral Valve Prolapse
• Opening Snap @ 70 msec
• Normal Heart Sounds

Vocal Sounds:

• Cough
• Vomit
• Moan
• Scream
• SOB Breathing
• Yes
• No

Airway:

• Oral and nasal intubation
• Insertion, securing and care of endotracheal tubes
• Tracheostomy care and tracheal suctioning

Circulation:

• Blood Pressure measured by auscultation of Korotkoff sounds
• Unilateral brachial and radial pulses synchronized with ECG
• Variable systolic and diastolic pressures
• Articulating IV Arm for peripheral intravenous therapy and site care

Other Features:

• Normal and abnormal bowel sounds
• Subclavian IV, various ostomy and chest tube openings
• Interchangeable male and female genitalia
  for urinary catherterization
• Interchangeable stoma sites depict colostomy,
  ileostomy and suprapubic
  cystotomy
• Subcutaneous and intramuscular injection sites