Neonatal nursing manikin

The fully functional neonatal nursing manikin is an anatomical model designed at full scale for a newborn, oriented toward the technical and practical training of professionals in pediatric and neonatal care.

Its realistic design ranges from basic nursing care to advanced airway management, venous access, and invasive techniques such as bone marrow puncture.

It is an indispensable pedagogical tool for simulation centers, nursing schools, and pediatric training units seeking to offer practical, safe, and high-fidelity training.

Main Features

• Full-Scale Anatomical Design: Exact replica in size and dimensions of a standard newborn for an immersive and realistic learning experience.
• Comprehensive Airway Management: Includes fully detailed oral cavity, nose, tongue, gums, pharynx, larynx, esophagus, epiglottis, and trachea for practicing oral and nasal intubations.
• Bone Marrow Puncture Simulation: Allows performing the technique at the tibial tuberosity with a realistic penetration sensation ("pop") and aspiration of simulated fluid.
• Venous and Vascular Access: Modules for puncture and venous infusion in the superficial temporal veins of the head and in the right arm with simulated blood return.
• Umbilical Care and Intervention: Umbilical structure suitable for practicing puncture, simulated blood collection, and specific cord care.
• Constant Evaluation and Ocular Response: Manual system via pressure bulb to simulate arterial pulse and differentiated bilateral pupils (normal and dilated).

Practicable Nursing Skills and Procedures

• Basic Neonatal Care: Complete bath, facial hygiene, ear irrigation, oral cavity care, diaper and clothing change, and application of hot and cold therapies.
• Umbilical Care: Hygiene, treatment, and puncture or blood collection techniques in the umbilical cord.
• Airway Management and Breathing: Endotracheal intubation via oral and nasal routes, oxygen inhalation via catheter, and sputum suction.
• Puncture and Venous Infusion: Simulated blood collection, cannulation, and injection in the superficial temporal vein and right arm veins.
• Intraosseous Techniques: Bone marrow puncture at the tibial tuberosity with verification via fluid return.
• Mobility and Exploration: Flexible joint in the extremities to simulate postures and handling of the newborn.

Technical Specifications

• Scale: Actual size and proportions of a newborn.
• Pulse Mechanism: Manual by bulb compression.

Included Accessories

• Diaper.
• Infusion stand.
• Infusion bag.
• Infusion clamps (4 units).
• Simulation needles (5 ml and 50 ml).
• 50 ml syringe.
• 5 ml syringe.
• Nasal feeding tube and oxygen inhalation tube.
• Muscle and bone puncture module.
• Puncture needle.
• Bone wax.