Premie HAL® S2209 - 30-Week Premature Infant Patient Simulator
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• Anatomically accurate oral cavity and airway • Real-time CPR quality monitoring • Automatic, spontaneous chest rise and palpable pulses • IV cannulation, umbilical catheterization, IO infusion • Wireless and tetherless; fully functional during transport • Includes Premie Care Simulation Learning Experiences™ scenario package

Introducing the new Premie HAL® The Premie HAL S2209 is a lifelike, wireless and tetherless 30-week preterm patient simulator designed to facilitate the training of residents and healthcare professionals in the areas of preterm airway management, resuscitation, stabilization, transport, and intensive care. IV access on dorsum of hands, dorsum of left foot, and umbilicus Realistic chest recoil, visible chest rise with PPV, and variable central cyanosis Real-time CPR quality feedback and performance reports Real-time sensors inside Premie HAL capture ventilation and compression quality...

Real mechanical ventilation. Real feedback. Premie HAL features compliant lungs that produce realistic PV waveforms on real mechanical ventilators and other respiratory equipment. This allows participants to follow guidelinerecommended settings and algorithms while developing skills more directly transferable to real situations. A complete solution. Includes UNI® 3 tablet PC and Simulation Learning Experiences™ scenario package. Premie HAL includes the powerful Premie HAL connected to a mechanical ventilator using a standard patient circuit. Wireless and tetherless. Ready for transport,...

• Gestational age: 30-week preterm neonate • Smooth and supple full-body skin • Tetherless and wireless; fully responsive during transport1 • Internal rechargeable battery provides hours of tetherless operation2 • UNI® 3 Tablet PC included • Includes 5 preprogrammed SLEs and Facilitator's Guidebook • Crying synchronized with breathing • Lifelike and anatomically accurate oral cavity and airway • Supports NG and OG tube placement • Supports endotracheal intubation using standard adjuncts • Selectable upper airway sounds synchronized with breathing • Automatic, spontaneous breathing •...