VEVOR PVC Adult Intubation Manikin Teaching Model, Airway Management Trainer Tracheal Intubation Training Simulator Model, Science Lab Education, 110V

Overall, it is a good game, but there are quality issues. I find it amusing that there is just one pin - The pupil has one point and one blown out Discussions with students are better when this is the case. I then started trying out ways to solve the "weird airway issue" we have been experiencing since receiving the manikin today. It turns out that the system has several holes in it. One is located in the oropharynx and is preventing LVM ventilation from expanding the lungs (direct flow exit from the oropharynx means that no air flow down the trachea is possible). It was by trial and error that I discovered this Through trial and error, we realized that when the ET tube was inflated, the lungs inflated (sort of, we'll get to that in a minute) but not when the ET tube was I'm not sure how I'm going to fix this, but now that I know which problem it is, I can at least begin As a result of the holes in the lungs, the lungs never inflate. The holes are there, you are right. There are several pin-holes between the stamping / attachment discs that seem to indicate that they weren't properly separated during manufacturing Point to the lungs as they have holes in them. We tried inflating them again with the ET tube and now they both do, and hold pressure until exhalation is allowed. I used some sticky sticky tape to cover them and now they do inflate. *In short, this is a decent airway manikin, but it has a few issues that need troubleshooting.

Brock Sampson

| Jul 30, 2020

To make it work, I had to use my own 110V to 5V supply. You can check the correct insertion by using a special ET tube that comes with the device. As for the durability, I am not sure how long that will last. I will have to find out if I can make one of the special rings with a metal ring in there so it can be replaced when worn out. work, but I would prefer to use what I have used.

Henry Prince

| Jan 16, 2021

In the beginning, I was really excited about this product, but then I notice three things that made me return it. There are three components to the procedure 1) The instructions, 2) The power supply, and 3) The larynx. These were poorly written and did not follow English grammar rules, making them unable to be used in any project or product. In the markings on the head, it said that the power supply was 9V, but the supply was 5V. Even though I thought my device was working, I'm not sure how long it would hold up without a match. 2) I am unable to teach intubation since I lack larynx and thyroid cartilage, so I do not have a way to manipulate the airway externally (BURP). Initially, I thought I would add this to the system by adding DIY materials, but I decided just to return it. That's too bad. hoped for the best, but they turned out to be false.

Lilianna Bradford

| May 31, 2021

That's a great product. I can really see it being useful for a lot of people. While the version will differ from the one in school, the technique remains We are very pleased with the voice recordings of feedback. It made good sense to spend the money since it would prevent me from quitting or failing out of I did not need a converter because I was provided a US plug. Despite being light, I put a towel on the kitchen counter and a can of beans on either side of his neck to keep Having been upbraided by the instructor for not knowing something else, practicing intubation in the classroom was going to be difficult. Not to mention the fact that there were too many students for the equipment, and those who monopolized it judged the others when they got Can hazing in medical programs and hospitals really be ended anytime soon?.

Rene Riddle

| Aug 16, 2020

I am very happy with this product! Other than that, everything is great!.

Aria HUSSAIN

| Jun 10, 2021

The manikin was a bit stiff to work with initially, but it has since become very user-friendly. As electrical outlets here in the USA are limited, it is highly unlikely that we will use the computer or electronic portion of the manikin, but the unit itself was well worth the cost.

Zhuri Barron

| Jul 19, 2021

Manikins of this type are very reasonably priced, which makes them great for training. Please note that it comes with the wrong voltage plug and you'll need a conversion kit (Bestek) to use it in the U. S. There are voltages in the electric grid.

Jason Blanchard

| Nov 19, 2020

Delivery in a timely manner. However, I never was able to get the electronic component of the device working, but it worked just fine for me. I find it more comfortable to move my hands in the intubation process.

Phoenix NICHOLLS

| May 29, 2021