Intubation Torso

This upper torso features:

• Realistic chest cavity with trachea, bronchi and lungs, heart and stomach
• Nominal 18mm airway
• Anatomically accurate mouth, tongue, airway and esophagus
• Fully articulating head, neck and jaw
• Wide, straight, stiffer epiglottis and realistic vocal cords
• Soft neck with cricocartilage

The following airway management procedures can be performed:

• Head tilt/chin lift, jaw thrust and neck extension into the sniffing position
• Placement of cuffed ET tubes and EOA (esophagus Obturator Airway)
• Intubation (oral, digital, nasal)
• Sellick manoeuver
• Observation of unilateral or bilateral lung expansion under positive pressure ventilation
• Surgical placement of tracheotomy tube
• Emergency needle cricothyrotomy stick
• Bilateral tension pneumothorax decompression

Supplied with 6 neck collars, 3 cricocartilages, membrane tape and carrying bag