Erler Zimmer Micro, Premie premature baby simulator

Erler Zimmer Micro-Premie premature baby simulator in detail

According to a WHO study, one in ten babies is born prematurely. The birth of extremely underweight babies (=1,000 g) is still a medical emergency that requires special techniques and equipment.

This training model represents a premature baby born at 25 weeks gestation and is the smallest realistically proportioned premature baby available. The model is fully articulated and offers a variety of practice options for common treatment procedures. It achieves exceptional realism due to its position and lack of muscle tone.

The model is invaluable for simulation training in nursing and handling premature babies who require intensive medical care that is at the limit of survival. It is ideal for neonatal intensive care units, paramedics, flight medics, simulation centres, nursing schools, clinics and family training. It is easy to use, requires no specialised equipment and is compact and portable. It is also suitable for achieving learning objectives in a neonatal resuscitation course.

Features and functions:

• Airway, Breathing and ventilation
• Thoracic drainage (non-functional)
• Cleaning and nappy change
• Birth
• Nasogastric tube
• IV-Access (non-functional)
• Monitoring (non-functional)
• Neural tube defect (myelomeningocele)
• Observation and measurement
• Scenarios
• Simulated breathing
• Skin and wound care
• Soft, lifelike skin
• Ostomy care
• Suction
• Navel remnant with optional omphalocele
• Various monitors, sensors, electrodes, etc. can be connected to the model (non-functional). can be connected to the model (non-functional)
• Resuscitation

Age: 25th week of pregnancy

• Hospitals
• Healthcare centres
• Training facilities
• Research facilities