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MW11 Difficult Airway Management Simulator Assessment System

MW11 Difficult Airway Management Simulator Assessment System

MW11 Difficult Airway Management Simulator Assessment System

Product catalog summary
Key Features:
  • Objective feedback is provided through intubation results and skills assessment, focusing on life-saving techniques and patient experience.
  • Feedback is quantitatively monitored and displayed, with sessions saved for review and debriefing.
  • Various difficult airway conditions can be set via touch panel control, offering a convenient all-in-one unit for tracheal intubation and ventilation on difficult airways.
Specifications:
  • Includes a Macintosh laryngoscope blade size 4, endotracheal tube with 7.5mm internal diameter, and AWS-S200 video laryngoscope.
  • Power consumption is 120 VA, with power requirements of AC100-240V, 50/60 Hz.
  • Unit dimensions are W50 x D110 x H160 cm, weighing 82 kg (181 lbs).
Set Includes:
  • Chest skin, pairs of lungs, stomachs, face mask, sensor-installed tongue, and sensor for blade force and position.
  • Additional components include a keyboard, lubricant for manikin, instruction manual, unit base with video camera, monitor, manikin, printer, and stereo mini plug.
Training and Assessment:
  • Different levels of difficulty for intubation can be set, including one normal and three increasing difficulty levels.
  • Performance assessments can be saved, allowing users to review skills and track improvement.
  • Records of personal training history support skills development, with the five most recent sessions visually summarized for analysis.
  • Overhead monitoring and laryngoscope point-of-view can be displayed and recorded along with assessment data.
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MW11 Difficult Airway Management Simulator Assessment System-1

Clinical Skills -Airway Procedure- Difficult Airway Management Simulator -Assessment SystemEnhance your intubation technique to ensure and maximize patient safety This hands on simulator is the world exclusive system that offers objective feedback on intubation skills. Real time visualization of performance allows evaluation, assessment and identification of areas for improvement. Product Supervision Atsuo Takanishi, Laboratory of Faculty of Science and Engineering, Waseda University 1 | Objective feedbacks are given in two ways: - Intubation result: assesses life-saving technique - Skills assessment: assesses patient experience 2 | Assessment criteria feedback is quantitatively monitored and displayed. 3 | Each session can be saved and stored for review and debriefing. 4 | A variety of difficult airway conditions can be set by touch panel control. 5 | Convenient all-in-one unit | Tracheal intubation | Intubation and ventilation on difficult airways Visual Feedback of Objective Assessment 1 Intubation Result Display Successful intubation is defined as dual-lung ventilation within the time limit. 2 Multiple Skill Assessment Objective assessment of based upon the data taken by professionals R E C OMMEN D E D DE V IC E S Kyoto Kagaku Product Lineup Web

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MW11 Difficult Airway Management Simulator Assessment System-2

Clinical Skills -Airway Procedure- Normal and 3 Difficulty Levels of Airways Different levels of difficulty for the intubation procedure can be set with the touch panel. There is one "normal" setting and three additional levels with increasing difficulty. Records of Personal Training History Support Skills Development The performance assessment can be saved so that users can review their skills and check their improvement. 5 most recent sessions are visually summarized to analyze each achievement Record of learning history A list of each users' data is recorded Sessions are classified by difficulty...

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