Super Tory Advanced New Born Patient Simulator (S2220)

ACTIVE LIMB MOTION, TRUE VENTILATOR SUPPORT, REAL MONITORING, AND MOBILE.
These are just a few of the innovative new features which allow Super Tory to simulate complex pathologies and respond to interventions with unparalleled realism.
• Full-term newborn: 8 lbs. 21 in.
• Wireless and tetherless: up to 8 hours of battery life
• Smooth and supple, full body skin
• Crying and grunting
• Programmable movement
• Blinking rate, eyes opened/closed
• Mouth: gasping and clenching
• Arm, leg, wrist flexion and extension
• Seizures: single limb, unilateral, or full body movement
• Dynamic lung compliance
• Heart and lung sounds and palpable pulses
• 10 scenarios included

GENERAL
• Age: Full-term newborn
• Weight: 8 lbs.
• Length: 21 in.
• Tetherless and wireless; fully responsive during transport
• Wireless control at distances of up to 100 ft.
• Internal rechargeable battery provides up to 8 hrs. of tetherless operation
• Smooth and supple fullbody skin with seamless trunk and limb joints
• Programmable movement: blinking, mouth open and close, arm and leg flexion and extension
• Realistic joint articulation: neck, shoulder, elbow, hip, and knee
• Forearm pronation and supination
• Lifelike umbilicus and post cord detachment navel
• Palpable bony landmarks
• Near-silent operation
• NOELLE® Fetus-Newborn wireless link capability
• Tablet PC preloaded with UNI® included
• OMNI® 2 ready
• 8 Neonatal Care SLEs
• Facilitator’s Guidebook

NEUROLOGIC
• Crying/grunting with visible mouth movement
• Blinking eyes
• Seizures/convulsions
• Programmable muscle tone: active, reduced, and limp

AIRWAY
• Anatomically accurate oral cavity and airway
• Nasotracheal/orotracheal intubation (ETT, laryngeal airway)
• Head tilt, chin lift, jaw thrust
• Supports esophageal intubation
• NG/OG tube placement
• Bag-valve-mask ventilation support
• Neck hyperextension and flexion airway obstruction with event capture and logging
• Intubation depth detection and software event log

BREATHING
• Spontaneous breathing
• Variable respiratory rates and inspiratory/ expiratory ratios
• Programmable unilateral chest rise and fall
• Unilateral lung sounds synchronized with respiratory rate
• Programmable retractions, “see-saw” breathing
• Mechanical ventilation support
» A/C, SIMV, CPAP, PCV, PSV, NIPPV
» Supports PEEP (up to 20 cmH2O)
» Dynamic airway and lung controls
» Variable lung compliance
» Bilateral bronchi resistance
• Programmable respiratory efforts for weaning/liberation
• Unilateral chest rise with right mainstem intubation (Automatic detection and logging)
• Real-time ventilation feedback
• Bilateral, midaxillary pneumothorax sites support needle decompression and chest tube insertion
• Pneumothorax sites feature palpable bony landmarks, realistic skin for cutting and suturing, bleeding, tactile pleural pop, and fluid drain
• Visible chest rise during bag valve mask ventilation
• Supports EtCO2 monitoring using real sensors and monitoring devices

CARDIAC
• Includes comprehensive library of ECG rhythms with customizable beat variations
• Supports ECG monitoring using real devices
• Supports ECG-derived respiration monitoring (EDR)
• eCPR™ Real-time quality feedback and reporting
» Time to CPR
» Compression depth/rate
» Compression interruptions
» Ventilation rate
» Excessive ventilation
» Smart CPR voice coach
• Chest compression depth sensor
• Defibrillate, cardiovert and pace using real devices and energy
• Effective chest compressions generate palpable femoral pulses and ECG activity
• Healthy and abnormal heart sounds
• Supports virtual pacing and defibrillation

CIRCULATORY
• Visible cyanosis, jaundice, paleness, and redness with variable intensities
• Supports manual capillary refill time assessment on the left foot (Automatic detection and logging)
• Programmable fontanel: depressed, normal, and bulging
• Palpable pulses: brachial, femoral, and umbilical
• Blood pressure dependent pulses
• Supports blood pressure monitoring using real NIBP cuff
• Audible Korotkoff sounds
• Preductal (right hand) and postductal (right foot) SpO2 monitoring using real devices

VASCULAR ACCESS
• IV cannulation: bolus, infusion, and sampling
» Hand
» Scalp
» Umbilicus
• Umbilical catheterization (UVC/UAC): infusion and sampling
• Bilateral IO tibial infusion

GASTROINTESTINAL
• Programmable abdominal distension
• Urinary catheterization with return
• Normal and abnormal bowel sounds