Infant Circumcision is a surgical procedure performed to remove the loose tissue, known as the foreskin, covering the glans of the penis. This worldwide procedure is performed for health, religious, or cultural reasons shortly after birth, around puberty, or during young adulthood. The World Health Organization (WHO), the Joint United Nations Program on HIV and AIDS (UNAIDS), and the Center for Disease Control (CDC) state evidence that indicates male circumcision significantly reduces the risk of female-to-male HIV transmission by over 50%. The Circumcision Trainers have been developed with the assistance from one of the top medical schools in Wisconsin, as well as medical professionals in South Africa and Indonesia. The trainers include the foreskin, glans penis, frenulum, meatus, and coronal groove. These trainers are made with our soft, lifelike material, which is pliable, delicate, and realistic to the touch. Medical students, physicians, and other practitioners can learn, practice, and improve realistic, hands-on skills for this delicate procedure without the worry of learning on a live patient. Practice simulating dorsal block injection, separating the inner lining of the foreskin (preputial epithelium) from its attachment to the glans, surgical removal of the foreskin, and suturing techniques. These trainers may also be used to demonstrate the procedure and practice aftercare skills to family members. Since there are different methods of circumcision, the Circumcision Trainers have been designed for Mogen clamp method, Guillotine clamp method, Gomco clamp method, Plastibell method, dorsal slit method, forceps guided method, and sleeve circumcision.  Infant Circumcision Training Kit is a complete kit for all circumcision training needs. Circumcision Simulator Includes: one infant torso, six glans with attached foreskins, instruments (scalpel, 4-1/2" micro-forceps, 6" precision probe, Iris research scissors, 5" straight Halstead mosquito forceps, 5" curved Halstead mosquito forceps, Ethicon suture thread with needle), instrument case, instructions, and soft nylon carrying case.

Features Airway Management Head, IV Arm, Brachial Pulse Arm, IV Leg, Intraosseous Infusion Leg, and Infant Chest Skin with Umbilicus. The Injectable Arms and Legs have special, Extremely thin Synthetic Skin and Rubber Tubing with appropriately small and thin walls for Venipuncture Practice. With the Chest Skin and Umbilicus Practice Umbilical Clamping, Cutting, and Cannulation. The Umbilicus Allows students to practice clamping, cutting, and aspirating blood. The Intraosseous Infusion leg offers an authentic simulation with precision and realism. Practice Intraosseous infusion several times without replacing the bone structure. Includes artifical blood, IV bags, umbilical cord, carry case, spray pump lubricant, and instructional manual. Visual and Tactile Realism are Combined  in the Simulator to provide Students  with the most Realistivc  training possible to learn with accuracy. Anatomical Landmarks provide key features neccessary to learn proper Infant Handling in Emergency Situations.  Three-year warranty.

A spectacular NewBorn Baby Simulator has the unique Ability to Change  Exterior Color based upon  an initial Pre-Selected  Condition and Measures  the Effectiveness of Airway Ventilation and Chest Compression provided.  In addition, the Neonatal Simulator has all the Conventional Features found in Airway Management  Trainers.  The Neonatal Simulator is sized to simulate a NewBorn during its first 28 days of life. The Neonatal Team can Intubate or perform CPR. The instructor can choose to present the Neonate as healthy, with Peripheral Cyanosis, or with Central Cyanosis.  A Code Blue® Monitor, containing a Small Computer, Observes Ventilation's and Compression's and determines whether they meet or Exceed Conventional Neonatal CPR standards. If acceptable, the monitor causes the Skin to Turn to a more Healthy Color. If ventilation's and compression's are determined to be inadequate or non-existent, the monitor causes the skin to turn toward an Ominous Blue Color.

Premature Births are rising sharply. Health Professionals and students need experience working with Newborns Under 30 Weeks Gestation. This  Premie Blue Simulator is designed to Simulate a 28-week Neonate. Comes with a Code Blue® Monitor which Observes Ventilations and Compressions. If correct Ventilations and Compressions are Applied, the Monitor Causes the Skin to Turn to a More Healthy Color. If Incorrect, the Monitor Causes the Skin to Turn to an Ominous Blue Color. Features: Full Articulation; Intubation using a 2.5 ETT and stylet, or use a BVM, and Observe Chest Rise; Skin Color is Controllable and Exhibits Healthy Color, Peripheral Cyanosis, or Central Cyanosis; improvement or deterioration in color depends upon how well Resuscitation is Performed; IV Arm; Bilateral Scalp Veins; patent umbilical vein for meds with flashback; base of umbilicus pulses using squeeze bulb; patent umbilical Artery; and Bilateral Heel Sticks.

This Baby Newborn Pedi Simulator is a mast Have for your Newborn and Infant Resuscitation Training Program. It Combines a Realistic  Intubatable  Airway, an Injection Training  Arm, an Intraosseous Infusion System, and Numerous Venous  and Arterial Sites.

This highly detailed Pediatric Nurse Training Model is advanced and incredibly realistic model (male and female) used to help build confidence in nurses while nursing new born babies.

A Newborn Baby, anatomically correct representation of a 4 lb., 16" Female Baby developed to teach and practice the vascular accessing of newborns and infants. An invaluable teaching aid, this simulator permits instruction in the skills associated with accessing, securing, dressing, site care, and maintenance for standard venipuncture, central catheters, PICC lines, and umbilical catheters.

Intraosseous Infusion Simulator is a dramatic and exciting training aid designed to demonstrate and simulate the intraosseous infusion procedure. Students will be able to learn and practice, with incredible accuracy and realism, a procedure which has been difficult to simulate in the past. Prior to the Intraosseous Infusion Simulator, educators resorted to unsanitary chicken and turkey bones. PALS programs will find this teaching aid a convenient and sanitary alternative.
This simulator is also very cost-effective due to replacement bones and skins which extend the life of the simulator indefinitely. Use a 15-gauge needle during simulation. The bones used in the model have been designed with four sides, each side having the ability to be punctured several times. In addition, three palpable landmarks, including patella, tibia, and tibial tuberosity are located in both legs. Both legs have also been designed so that aspiration is possible.
Intraosseous Infusion Simulator represents a six-month-old infant. Simulator Included: 10 replaceable Bone Inserts, 2 Sets of Replacement Leg Skins, 2 White Towelettes, Syringe with Tubing, Blood Powder, Sealing Wax, 1/2 oz. liquid Lubricant, Mixing Bottle, Needle, and Hard Carrying case. Three-year warranty.

A Newborn Intraosseous Infusion and Injection Leg Simulator Newborn or One-Year Old Child. A Replaceable Tibial Bone Lies under Mooth Outer Skin. It includes Anatomic landmarks for Teaching Intraosseous Access  and Infusion. A Femoral Vein/Artery Pair  and an Intramuscular Injection site are included. 

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New Born, Year Old,  Five Year Old  Injection Simulators.  Newborn & Year Old:     Injection Arm And Hand Simulate that of Newborn or One Year Old.  Features: Medial Venous structure,  Two Veins in Dorsum of Hand, Radial and Brachial Arteries,  Squeeze Bulb simulating either Collapsed or Normal Veins, Easily replaceable Skin and Veins that Withstand Multiple Needle Sticks, Mounted on  Lucite Base and supplied with Blood Bag and Stand, Synthetic Blood, Concentrate, Squeeze Bulb, and Spare Arm Skin, Soft Carrying Bag, Instruction Manual.  Five Year Old : Injection Arm and Hand simulate that of a Five Year Old, with lifelike Venous Structure. The Dorsum of the Hand has two Veins for Additional Intravenous set-up. The Flexor and Lateral sides of the Arm contain sites for Subcutaneous Injections. Features:  Intravenous, Infusion, Blood Collection. Subcutaneous Injections in both Flexor and lateral sides of Forearm. Intramuscular Injection in Deltoid area.  Dorsum of hand has two veins for additional Intravenous Set-Up. Interchangeable hands: clasping Hand and Fingers extended for Finger Pick. Squeeze Bulb for simulating Collapsed or Distended Veins. Easily Replaceable Skin and veins that Withstand  Multiple Needle Sticks. Supplied with Blood bag and Stand, Synthetic Blood Concentrate, Squeeze Bulb and Spare Arm Skin. Carring bag, Manual Instruction.  

The Infant Manikin can be used to teach parents and health caregivers basic Tracheotomy Training and Care Skills, and is used extensively with children to comfort them and improve their self-esteem. Cleansing and maintenance of the external Tracheal Site can be performed just as on an actual patient. The Adult Manikin includes Oral and Nasal Passages, the Pharynx, Epiglottis, Trachea, Esophagus, Tracheostomy site, and Cricoid Cartilage. The mouth and jaw are flexible to allow oral suctioning. The trachea branches into the left and right bronchial trees. Students can practice suctioning techniques, proper cuff inflation, dressing changes, and other techniques. Cleansing and maintenance of the external tracheal site can be performed just as on an actual patient. The Infant Manikin can be used to teach parents and caregivers basic tracheostomy care skills, and is used extensively with children to comfort them and improve their self-esteem. Tracheostomy Care Simulator set comes complete with one adult and one infant manikin, one adult and one infant tracheostomy tube, instruction guide, and hard carrying case.

The only line of "see-thru" manikins available for teaching Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter Lines (PICC Lines). The specialized cloth insertion sites, on both the left and the right arm, allow a procedural window to properly teach the PICC Line procedure. Medpicc™ allows both the teaching and assessment of the PICC technique. This portable, lightweight teaching manikin features anatomically-correct basilic, cephalic, jugular, subclavian, and superior vena cava paths. Visual ribs and heart permit practice in measuring proper catheter length. The manikin can be used for confirmation of proper placement by viewing the catheter in the transparent superior vena cava. This model can be used for standard IV catheter placement. Includes soft carrying case. Measures 28" H x 28" W.

The Airway Infant Head has the ability to be attached to your Resusci® Baby CPR Manikin. Features realistic size and anatomy and is perfect for practicing Airway Management skills on an Infant. Comes with a pump spray lubricant. Three-year warranty. Size: 9" x 9" x 6".