Advanced Full-Function Male Nursing Manikin

This manikin is fabricated from imported plastic materials via stainless steel mold casting technology. It features lifelike appearance, realistic operational experience, easy disassembly and assembly, standard anatomical structure, and long service life. It is an advanced, fully functional and well-crafted new product widely available both domestically and internationally.

Functional Features

The manikin can be placed in supine flexed knee position; its legs can be abducted and self-supported. The upper arms and lower legs on both sides allow flexible rotation.

Pressure Ulcer Care: Demonstrates four clinical stages of pressure ulcers: Stage 1: Erythema Stage Stage 2: Infiltration Stage Stage 3: Partial-Thickness Ulcer Stage Stage 4: Full-Thickness Necrotic Ulcer Stage It also simulates various pathological manifestations of pressure injuries including inflammatory lesions, ulcers, sinus tracts, slough tissue, necrosis and eschar.

Face washing and hair washing

Eye and ear cleaning, eye/ear medication instillation

Oral care and denture care

Nasal and oral tracheal intubation

Tracheostomy care

Sputum suction

Oxygen inhalation therapy

Nasogastric feeding

Gastric lavage

Venipuncture, injection and transfusion/infusion on arms

Deltoid subcutaneous injection

Lateral femoral intramuscular injection

Enema administration

Female urethral catheterization

Male urethral catheterization

Female bladder irrigation

Male bladder irrigation

Stoma drainage care

Gluteal intramuscular injection

Visible anatomical structures of major abdominal organs

General nursing care: sponge bathing, clothing changing

Bilateral flexion, rotation and vertical movement of limb joints

Wound assessment and care: disinfection, dressing change, hemostasis and bandaging 

Incised and sutured wound on chest wall

Incised and sutured wound on thigh

Lacerated skin wound on thigh

Infected ulcer on thigh

Foot gangrene, pressure ulcers on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd toes and heel

Upper arm amputation stump wound

Lower leg amputation stump wound