Newborn Manikins
Newborn Manikins
The specialized training of neonatal nurses starts with practicing their skills on newborn patient care simulators. This manikins simulate newborn patients up to the age of one month and are suited for basic to advanced neonatal patient care training. Procedures like suctioning, intubation, injections and infusions, catheterization, tracheostomy care, airway management, and neonatal CPR can be trained on these manikins of the tiniest patients over and over again, until every step of the procedure is performed accurately.
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Model to train professionals in diagnosing both congenital hip dislocation and hip dislocatability
A highly realistic replica of a neonate. The skin feels very natural via the use of a special synthetic material.
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A highly realistic replica of a neonate. The skin feels very natural via the use of a special synthetic material.
This male baby doll is made of soft, flexible plastic material and gives a lifelike impression in touch and handling. Due to the seamless design of the dolls they are ideal for bathing practice. The soft material allows a natural range of motion.
This female baby doll is made of soft, flexible plastic material and gives a lifelike impression in touch and handling. Due to the seamless design of the dolls they are ideal for bathing practice. The soft material allows a natural range of motion.
The dolls are made of soft, flexible plastic material and give a lifelike impression in touch and handling. Due to the seamless design of the dolls they are ideal for bathing practice. The soft material allows a natural range of motion.
This set consists of one male and one female baby dolls. Due to the seamless design of the dolls they are ideal for bathing practice. The soft material allows a natural range of motion.
Extremely low birth weight infant model offers the opportunities to practice fundamental skills in NICU.
This manikin represents a male infant of 26-29 weeks gestational with 900g weight. It provides training opportunities for nursing and emergency.
This manikin represents a male infant of 26-29 weeks gestational with 900g weight. It provides training opportunities for nursing and emergency.
This Newborn baby doll can be used for nappy practice and baby care courses for parents. Available with light, medium and dark skintone
This Newborn baby doll can be used for nappy practice and baby care courses for parents. Available with light, medium and dark skintone
This Newborn baby doll can be used for nappy practice and baby care courses for parents. Available with light, medium and dark skintone
This Newborn baby doll can be used for nappy practice and baby care courses for parents. Available with light, medium and dark skintone
The ideal model for practicing how to care for premature infants. Developed for training in incubator care.
The ideal model for practicing how to care for premature infants. Developed for training in incubator care.
Special needs infants require specific yet gentle care which includes the performance of vital medical procedures. The Special Needs Infant was developed for a wide range of educational training.
This advanced and incredibly realistic model with male and female features allows trainees to practice both basic and medical infant care.
Perfect for NICU, emergency medical response teams, flight medics, mock code scenarios, nursing schools, medical schools, hospitals, and family education.
This manikin provides everything for basic care and emergency care of a newborn. The full body manikin has airways with esophagus, bronchi and lungs as well as a umbilical cord. It can also be used to practice chest compressions. Intubation is possible.
This manikin provides everything for basic care and emergency care of a newborn. The full body manikin has airways with esophagus, bronchi and lungs as well as a umbilical cord. It can also be used to practice chest compressions. The "Plus" version additionally offers the feature of venous access in arm/hand and leg.
This training model was developed to meet the objectives of the Neonatal Resuscitation Program’s course curriculum published by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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