3 fl.oz Simulated Umbilical Blood 240-00250 – Laerdal – New

Name: 3 fl.oz Simulated Umbilical Blood 240-00250 - Laerdal - New
SKU: LAE240-00250
Price: 44.00 USD
Availability: InStock

SKU: LAE240-00250

$44.00

This 3 fl.oz Simulated Umbilical Blood is intended for use with the Premature Anne Training Manikin from Laerdal.

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Description

3 fl.oz Simulated Umbilical Blood For use with

Baby Umbi
SimNewB
Neonatal Resuscitation Baby (Discontinued)
Newborn Anne
Premature Anne
SimNewB Classic

About Premature Anne Task Trainer by Laerdal Medical:

Anatomically accurate
Realistically proportioned preterm infant

Realistic airway functionality
Designed to train airway management including the placement of an ET tube

Realistic training experience
Premature Anne facilitates training of resuscitation skills for preterm infants born at the limits of viability

Supports delivery of AAP neonatal resuscitation
The features of Premature Anne are aligned with the objectives of the NRP course curriculum

Lightweight and portable
Premature Anne is highly mobile for use in multiple clinical settings and in transport scenarios

Airway features

ET tube insertion
Right mainstem intubation
Positive pressure ventilation
Sellick maneuver
NG/OG tube insertion

Vascular access

Umbilicus with venous and arterial access
Internal fluid reservoir

Breathing features

Chest rise and fall with mechanical ventilation

Dry pre-ported IV sites for practice of placement

Right saphenous vein
Dorsum of left hand
Left antecubital fossa

Build Confidence in Handling Pre-Term Births

The 10 minutes after birth are critical for all babies, especially for those born prematurely. With preterm birth complications being one of the leading causes of death among children under five, being prepared for the various scenarios is vital.

Developed in collaboration with the American Academy of Pediatrics, Premature Anne authentically represents this unique challenge for clinical preparation and skill development.

An anatomically correct manikin of a baby born at 25 weeks, Premature Anne helps healthcare professionals to:

refine standard practices for various challenges presented in premature newborns
integrate the latest technologies into preterm infant training programs
master the skills needed to care for preterm infants, improving patient outcomes

Premature Anne Task Trainer

True likeness
Premature Anne is an authentic representation of a 25-week-old baby including an exact replica of airways and body size. The design provides realism to procedures such as a right stem intubation.

Refine intricate skills
Complete more intricate skills training like ET insertion. To further the true-to-life approach, the umbilicus is true in representation and cannulation draws simulated blood flashback.

Train wherever, whenever
Designed to be used right away, the Premature Anne Task Trainer doesn’t require additional assembly or power source. Learners gain the opportunity to practice skills on their own timetable.

Premature Anne Standard with SimPad PLUS

Coordinate for better organization
Improve critical action and teamwork between medical professionals with scenarios. Each team member refines both their personal skills (assessing, diagnosing, treating) and interpersonal needing to communicate to get the job done.

Train with scenarios
Utilize bluetooth connectivity of SimPad PLUS to direct Premature Anne in crisis scenarios. The AAP’s 8th edition NRP scenarios are accessible from the Laerdal ScenarioCloud. Local curriculum or guidelines can be adapted, as needed.

Data-Driven Decision Making
Build confidence in learners with the clear and actionable feedback from SimPad PLUS. Following scenarios, instructors are presented with readily available data to reinforce positive decision-making and diagnosing.