Suction Tube Feeding Simulator

Outline

This model can be used to practice the insertion of suction catheters into the nasal cavity, oral cavity and tracheostomy site, as well as suction procedures, nasogastric tube feeding, and gastrostomy care procedures, routinely applied in the nursing and caregiving fields.

Features:

Suction

• Silicone rubber is used for the model, so that students can practice with an exterior and feel that is very close to that of a living human body.
• Insertion of suction catheters into the nasal cavity, oral cavity and suctioning practice can be performed.
• The facial region can be divided into two halves along the midline, allowing confirmation of the actual insertion status of a suction catheter or nasogastric tube. The model is also designed to enable the study of the anatomical structures of the nasal cavity, oral cavity and cervical area.
• The simulated sputum provided as an accessory can be inserted into the nasal cavity, oral cavity or trachea, for training. This allows students to train in the same manner as the actual procedure and enables more effective suction training. (Viscosity of the simulated sputum can be controlled using water.)

Tube feeding / Gastrostomy care

• The facial region can be divided into two halves along the midline, allowing confirmation of the actual insertion status of a suction catheter or nasogastric tube. The model is also designed to enable the study of the anatomical structures of the nasal cavity, oral cavity and cervical area.
• Insertion of the feeding tube all the way to the gastric fundus can be practised. Air bubble sounds can be heard, and suction of gastric fluid can be used to confirm the insertion of the tube.
• Placement and care of the gastrostomy tube can be practised.
• The tube feeding components come with an internal tank, allowing nasogastric tube feeding and gastrostomy management using actual liquids. Techniques can also be practised using actual nutrient solution, equivalent to routine nursing care settings.
• The tank has a drainage function, so there is no need to worry about overflow when the tank becomes full.
• The model can be taken apart for very easy maintenance. The tanks for liquids are washable, so hygiene is not a worry.

Practical Training

• Tube suction (suction inside tracheostomy cannula)
• Insertion of the feeding tube all the way to the gastric fundus
• Tube feeding (confirming tube insertion)
• Gastrostomy tube care

Components

Suction Training Model Type II

• Main Body
• Side Of Face
• Bronchus
• Clasp For Bronchus
• Acrylic Board For the Side Of The Face
• Glycerin
• Simulated Sputum (100g)
• Tracheostomy Cannula (Exclusively for Educational Medical Models)