Difficult Airway Management Simulator [ftjK^VV -Training Model Difficult Airway Management Simulator offers unprecedented experience in DAM training with wide varieties of settings. Accurate anatomy and realistic feeling of airway will meet requirements of all levels of trainees. 1. 24 variations of patient scenario (including 1 normal case): 3 stages of mouth opening, 2 stages of neck flexibility, 2 tongue sizes and 2 positions of the vocal cord. 2. The incisors are removable when excessive force is applied. Training Skills Airway opening techniques (head tilt, jaw thrust) Bag-Valve-Mask ventilation Pre-intubation airway assessment "Sniffing position" Pressurization of external larynx to improve the laryngeal view Intraoral/Intranasal Intubation Use of laryngeal mask airway Use of video laryngeal scope Confirmation of successful ventilation by: -observation of thoracic and abdominal movement (lung expansion, stomach inflation) or Feedback of incorrect procedures including esophagus intubation and unilateral intubation Securing the tube in place with tape or Thomas™ endotracheal tube holder 3 upper incisors 10 upper incisors 2 replacement tongues 1syrln9e 1 face mask 5 pair of lungs 1 chest cover 5 stomachs

Neck flexibility Mouth Opening Airway Opening Intraoral Intubation Confirmation of Tracheal A Variety of Techniques with Laryngoscope Tube Placement Possible Airway Skills True-to-life articulation allows for Once the head is set at "sniffing head-tilt/chin-lift and jaw-thrust position", intubation with techniques. laryngoscope can be performed. The placement of the tube can be Intubation with a laryngoscope, confirmed by auscultation or BVM ventilation, nasal intubation, movement of thoracoabdominal Laryngeal mask ventilation, and use area. of a video laryngoscope Training in Emergency, Pre-Hospital...