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TruBaby X Lite (Dark Skin Tone)

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Bring the essentials of paediatric skills training to your classrooms with TruBaby X Lite.

TruBaby X Lite offers a focused training experience for beginners, and experienced learners looking to refresh their paediatric practical skills.

FEATURING THE NEW & IMPROVED TRUBABY X ARMS & LEGS!

The latest upgrade to this range gives trainees the opportunity to practice peripheral venous cannulation of the arm, hand and leg, alongside the existing procedures.

What essential skills can the trubaby x lite be used to teach?

Paediatric Airway Management

Includes the durable AirSim X Airway
Endotracheal tube insertion
Double naso tracheal intubation with chest rise

Overview

IMPROVED Hand, Arm & Foot have been tested and can facilitate hundreds of needle penetrations with a 24g needle, allowing for cost effective training
Fully enclosed fluid management system, giving realistic blood flashback and flow
Less than five minute set up time
Ideal for anaesthetists, nurses, and other paediatric emergency medical professionals
Ideal trainer for Directly Observed Practical Skills (DOPS)

Realism

Accurate appearance, weight and size of a 5-month old baby in the 50th percentile
Realistic movement, including head tilt, chin lift and jaw thrust
Flashback upon successful IV cannulations

Versatility

Parts are fully interchangeable with easy connector mechanism
Single model allows for multiple procedures

Cleaning

Remove lubricant residue from the AirSim Airway with warm water and mild detergent
Mild detergents or enzymatic cleaning agents should be used in-line with manufacturer’s instructions
This paediatric nursing manikin can be fully sanitised by wiping the silicone skin and latex airways with a 75%+ alcohol spray
Ensure that all components are completely dry before storing

Safety

TruBaby X Lite Trainers are covered by TruCorp’s 1 year warranty
The AirSim® airway within this trainer is covered by TruCorp’s 5 year warranty

Please do not use any of the following when cleaning the AirSim® product range:

Germicides, disinfectants, or chemical agents such as glutaraldehyde (e.g. Cidex®)
Ethylene oxide, phenol-based cleaners or iodine-containing cleaners

Anatomy

Full body 5-month old infant

References

Intensive Care Medicine

ICM Curriculum: Supporting Excellence for a CCT in Intensive Care Medicine, The Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine, 2021. Paediatric Critical Care.

Undergraduate Medicine

GMC Outcomes for Graduates 2017, p.28 22 Carry out nasogastric tube placement safely, understanding the contraindications to nasogastric tube use, and assess whether a nasogastric tube is correctly placed.

Undergraduate Nursing

Future nurse: Standards of proficiency for registered nurses,17 May 2018, p.36 8.6 manage airway and respiratory processes and equipment.

Physician Associate

Competence and Curriculum Framework for the Physician Assistant 2012 Physician Assistant Managed Voluntary Register, p.16 2.4.1 Participate in cardiopulmonary resuscitation to the level expected in Immediate Life Support Training: including ... bag intubation 2.4.3 Insert a naso-gastric tube.

CMT

Core Medical Training curriculum (amendments approved 28 August 2013), p.47 Perform Basic Life Support competently as defined by Resuscitation Council (UK): ...airway manoeuvres, bag and mask ventilation.

Postgrad FY1/FY2

The Foundation Programme Curriculum 2016, Section 3: Clinical Care, p.69 15. To initiate and perform immediate adult life support comprising cardiopulmonary resuscitation, simple airway management.

General Surgery Training

Intercollegiate Surgical Curriculum,General Surgery, October 2013 p.127 Formal tracheostomy p.133 Surgical airway management in severe head and neck injury: Cricothyroidotomy.

Paramedics

College of Paramedics Paramedic Curriculum Guidance, 3rd Edition 2015 – Practice Placement Areas, p.39 C 4.2.2 develop and consolidate the skills and techniques of advanced airway management. These will include laryngeal mask airways (LMAs),supraglottic airways, and may include endotracheal intubations (ETIs) in a clinical setting.

Emergency Medicine

The College of Emergency Medicine Curriculum and Assessment Systems For Core Specialty Training ACCS CT1-3 & Higher Specialty Training ST4-6, June 2010 (revised 2012) p.111-113 CMP2 Cardio-Respiratory Arrest: Perform basic life support competently as defined by Resuscitation Council (UK): ... airway manoeuvres, bag and mask ventilation CMP3 Major Trauma: Undertake emergency airway management including how to perform a cricothyroidotomy.