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Adult Airway Management Manikin for Intubation & Ventilation Practice

Name: Adult Airway Management Manikin for Intubation & Ventilation Practice
Brand: Ultrassist
SKU: UA06007
Price: 1490 USD
Availability: InStock

Vendor: Ultrassist

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The Ultrassist Adult Airway Management Manikin is a realistic simulator for hands-on intubation and ventilation practice. Designed for EMS, hospital, and simulation-based training programs.

Quick Highlights:

Realistic adult airway anatomy with tactile feedback
Supports intubation, ventilation, suctioning & Sellick maneuver
Visible lung inflation for BVM practice
No electronics, easy to clean and maintain
Built for high-frequency airway training

Train Complete Adult Airway Management Skills in One Manikin

The adult airway management manikin supports realistic practice of both routine and emergency airway procedures, including:

OPA and NPA insertion
Oral and nasal endotracheal intubation
Supraglottic airway device placement (LMA)
Bag-valve-mask (BVM) ventilation with visible lung inflation
Airway suctioning techniques
Cricoid pressure (Sellick maneuver) for emergency airway control

One simulator covers essential airway management practice, from basic skills training to emergency scenarios.

Specifications:

SKU: UA06007
Brand: Ultrassist
Application: Emergency Airway Simulation

Includes:

Advanced Adult Airway Manikin x1
Support Board x1
Cleaning Kit

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Key Features & Training Advantages

1. Realistic Adult Airway Anatomy & Tactile Feedback

This airway management manikin features anatomically accurate structures, including the epiglottis, uvula, vocal cords, and nasal turbinates.

Lifelike tongue resistance for realistic laryngoscope handling
Natural airway response to reinforce correct technique
Compatible with standard laryngoscopes and commonly used airway tools

2. Dynamic Head Positioning for Real-World Intubation Practice

The head flexes, extends, and rotates to simulate patient positioning during airway management, allowing learners to practice proper positioning techniques essential for successful intubation.

3. Visual Ventilation Feedback Without Electronics

Correct BVM technique produces visible lung inflation and deflation, providing immediate confirmation of effective ventilation.

No electronic components required
Ideal for wet training environments
Reliable, intuitive feedback that reinforces correct technique

4. Laryngoscopy Safety Feedback for Skill Development

Excessive force applied during laryngoscopy triggers an audible warning sound, helping trainees:

Develop proper blade control
Reduce the risk of dental injury
Build safer intubation habits early in training

5. Emergency Airway Scenario Simulation

Integrated cricoid cartilage for Sellick maneuver training
Refillable stomach bag that simulates vomiting when compressed

Prepare learners for aspiration risk and unexpected airway challenges in real clinical scenarios.

6. Durable, Training-Ready Design for High-Frequency Use

No electronic components for easy cleaning and disinfection
Removable lungs and stomach for fast maintenance
Rigid support board for stable tabletop practice and upright storage

Suitable for long-term use in simulation labs, EMS training centers, and hospital skills programs.

Applications

EMS & Prehospital Training

Ideal for paramedics and first responders practicing airway control in time-critical environments.

Hospital & Clinical Skills Training

Supports hands-on airway management practice for nursing staff, emergency teams, and respiratory care providers.

Simulation-Based Education

Provides a reliable adult airway management simulator for repeated, risk-free skills training.

Realistic Difficult Airway Training

Practice Challenging Cormack-Lehane Grade 3–4 Scenarios

This airway trainer is specifically engineered to simulate a difficult airway, representing a Cormack-Lehane Grade 3~4 view. This means the vocal cords are not directly visible, which is a common and critical scenario in real-life practice that clinicians must train for.

Here's how to manage this scenario on the trainer:

1. Optimal Positioning: First, ensure the head is in the sniffing position. Tilt the head back to align the airway axes.

2. External Manipulation: Apply the BURP maneuver. Press the thyroid cartilage firmly Backward, Upward, and to the Right. This often brings the vocal cords into view.

3. Use a Stylet: If the cords remain hidden, use a stylet to shape the tube into a hockey-stick curve. Advance the tip under the epiglottis and gently pass it through the glottis.

Mastering these techniques on this model provides invaluable training for challenging real-world intubations. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to reach out for support.