Reference 04367 · Task trainer
Faecaloma and enema removal simulator
- Task trainer
- Geriatry
- Main product
- Nursing
High-quality, life-size bowel care trainer for realistic practice in the approach to bowel treatment and enema administration. Improved hospital care training reduces the risk of complications associated with the treatment of rectal dysfunction and ensures patient safety.
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Available in Spain, Portugal and Andorra · delivery time given in the proposal
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Description
What this equipment is and what it's designed for.
High-quality, life-size bowel care trainer for realistic practice in the approach to bowel treatment and enema administration. Improved hospital care training reduces the risk of complications associated with the treatment of rectal dysfunction and ensures patient safety.
The faecaloma and enema removal simulator is an excellent alternative that allows students and healthcare staff to optimise their skills with direct feedback from the results of enema administration. The simulator’s numerous functions allow resident physicians to perform a variety of procedures during training. A safe fluid reception and reservoir system ensures that the bowel care trainer does not leak. It is also possible to practice sponge bathing using the simulated solid and soluble faeces. A quick and easy change of settings allows various techniques to be applied under the supervision of the instructor and during student practice.
What you learn
Task trainer modality. The competencies this equipment trains, in the language of the training plan.
- Enema administration
- Cleansing or oil retention
- Retrograde flow
- Medicated enema
- Administration of suppositories
- Medicated administration
- Digital rectal touch (TR) and digital rectal stimulation (DRS)
- Digital stool elimination (DSE)
Related procedures: Enema · Patient care
Cases and pathologies
The clinical scenarios that can be simulated with this equipment.
This simulator can be used to work on the following conditions:
- Faecal impaction or faecaloma
- Chronic constipation
- Bowel dysfunction requiring a bowel care regimen
- Bowel preparation by enema
Features and what's included
What the equipment does and what comes in the box, as described by the manufacturer.
Features
- This high-quality bowel care trainer simulates a patient's buttocks, with femoral stumps, anus and bowel previously placed in left lateral decubitus.
- The upper part of the buttock is soft and flexible to make it more realistic. The resident physician has to lift this part to access the anus.
- It allows the insertion of catheters from CH16 to CH40 and rectal balloon catheters.
- The different rectal touch parts are made of tough SKINlike silicone to simulate human skin and reproduce the tactile sensation of the tissue during TR and SRD operations.
- The anus remains closed and impenetrable after catheter removal due to the high quality material of the parts.
- It contains two didactic 3D (three-dimensional) anatomical models of the haemorrhoids to facilitate the explanation of complications or contraindications:
- One model presents a frontal cut of the rectum with haemorrhoids, anal fissures and fistulas.
- The other shows an external plane with inflamed rectal prolapse and haemorrhoid lumps.
- The 3D models are attached to the trainer by magnets so that they can be passed from one student to another during the class.
- Safe system for receiving and depositing liquids:
- Ensures portability, impermeability and safety.
- Allows safe administration of conventional enema solutions up to a maximum volume of 2 litres.
- The liquid can be emptied into the inlet reservoir or directly into the nearest basin or container.
- Easy to clean.
- Optimised design allows for easy and quick installation during each procedure.
- Includes soft carrying bag and storage box for accessories and different parts.
- 3.8 kg; 55 cm long, 35 cm wide and 32 cm high.
Includes
- Bowel Care Trainer
- Safe Liquid Receiving and Storage System
- 1 TR, 1 SRD and 1 EDH
- 2 3D anatomical haemorrhoid models with magnets
- Artificial solid stool (Bristol stool scale, type I)
- Artificial solid (150 g) and powdered soluble (60 g) faeces, artificial
- Dispensing spatula and cup for stool preparation
- Bottle of concentrated blood (250 ml), artificial
- Blood pipette injector
- Talcum powder (100 g) and petroleum jelly
- Plastic storage bag for accessories
- Soft carrying bag
Consumables and spare parts
What this equipment will need next year.
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Artificial Hard Stools for P16 (20x) The 3B Artificial Hard Stool, categorized under Bristol Stool Chart Type I, is generally designed to enhance the realistic simulation of digital rectal faeces removal.13077
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Artificial Solid Stool Powder 1kg The Artificial Solid Stool Powder offers a simple way to prepare the necessary quantity of stool for any bowel care management training.12847
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Artificial Soluble Stool Powder (60g) This Artificial Soluble Stool Powder can be used during simulation of the return flow Enema administration procedure in order to simulate the return of solution with expulsion of fecal material and gas according to changes in pressure within the Bowel Care Trainer P16 (1022519) simulated rectum.12846
Services for this equipment
Services matter: the equipment gets commissioned, the staff know how to use it and maintenance is settled before you start. Include them in your budget and avoid having to raise a second purchase.
- Preventive maintenance We'll let you know when it's due
Documentation
You can download it now or we'll send it on request.
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