TERI Androgynous Geriatric Patient Simulator
A comprehensive male/female elderly patient care trainer for medical simulation.
Evolving from the GERi/KERi full body manikins, it has a more realistic look and feel accurately representing the human anatomy. Weight is distributed to represent a real patient for lifting and carrying.
Available in 3 versions.
Features:Passive Range of Motion:
Seating, Laying, Finger/Toe manipulation with no effort from Patient.
Enhanced Aestethics:soft silicone skin with noticeable normal and cancerous skin moles, Stage 1 sacral ulcer and reddened skin folds.
Cardiovascular Support:
Carotid Pulses, CPR with Quality Performance Metrics & Auscultation.
Intravenous Injection, Subcutaneous Injection Sites:
Multiple locations equipped with standard arm, IM injection pads.
Nasogastric Tube Procedures:Placement, Lavage, Gavage, Feeding and Suctioning.
Respiratory Support:Manual ventilation with chest rise, Oxygen administration. Tracheostomy care, Airway/Trach suctioning, Airway intubation, ventilation and auscultation.
Grooming & Daily Living Assistance: bathing, clothing changes, denture placement/removal, Hearing aid placement/removal, Eye irrigation & optic drops, ostomy & urinary catheter care, hair care.
Indwelling male & female urinary catheterization:
includes support for urethral and suprapubic catheters.
Advanced skills:
urinary catheterization, enema, administration, pelvic and prostate examination.
Includes ZERO M Simulation Platform Vitals Signs and Clinical Monitoring as well as simulated examination procedures
Choose the right simulator for your needs. Three versions available:
- Geriatric Patient Care Trainer GM13604-1: General patient care, daily living assistance simulation platform .
- Geriatric Patient Skills Trainer GM13604-2: Physical skills practice simulation platform with injection/IV, catheterization, cardiovascular and respiratory support .
- Geriatric Patient Simulator GM13604-3: Comprehensive and complete simulation platform including patient monitoring capability .
