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Kyoto Kagaku's latest medical trainer, the Pressure Sores Simulator, allows for a wide range of training scenarios in decubitus care skills training.
With its realistic reproduction of human tissue, it allows for an accurate training environment in the prevention, treatment, cleansing and dressing of pressure ulcers.
What skills can be learned when using the pressure sores trainer?
- Assessment of pressure sores - palpation of the wound
- Assessment of deep tissue by ultrasound (edema in the sciatic area)
- Ultrasound assessment of sciatic area
- Wound cleaning - debridement of necrotic tissue
- Wound treatment - application of topical medication
- Negative-pressure wound therapy (NPWT)
Kyoto Kagaku's latest medical trainer, the Pressure Sores Simulator, allows for a wide range of training scenarios in decubitus care skills training.
With its realistic reproduction of human tissue, it allows for an accurate training environment in the prevention, treatment, cleansing and dressing of pressure ulcers.
What skills can be learned when using the pressure sores trainer?
- Assessment of pressure sores - palpation of the wound
- Assessment of deep tissue by ultrasound (edema in the sciatic area)
- Ultrasound assessment of sciatic area
- Wound cleaning - debridement of necrotic tissue
- Wound treatment - application of topical medication
- Negative-pressure wound therapy (NPWT)
- Wound dressing
The full trainer comes with a variety of wound pads for training of multiple scenarios, these include:
- Replicated stages of sacral pressure ulcers
- Stage II - Partial thickness loss of dermis
- Stage III - Full thickness skin loss
- Stage IV with granulation - Exposure of muscle, tendons and bone
- Stage IV with pocket - Exposure of muscle, tendons and bone
- Black necrotic tissue
- Ischial pressure sore - Full thickness tissue, loss with exposed bone
- Greater trochater pressure sore - Full thickness skin loss
- also includes two echo pads, one with edema, and one normal
Overview
- Supports learning from assessment of wounds to debridement and dressing
- Interchangeable modules for progressive learning
- Ultrasound compatible sciatic inserts
Realism
- Multiple stages of sacral pressure sore
- Sciatic pressure sores can be viewed under ultrasound
- Replicates human tissue to allow for an accurate training environment
Versatility
- Easily interchangeable pressure sore pads
- Can accommodate multiple trainees at one time
Cleaning
- Wipe off moisture from the manikin with a soft damp cloth, a mild detergent can be used, if needed
- Model can be rinsed with running water
- Remove simulated necrotic tissue, see product Manual
- Ensure all parts are dry before storing
- Manufacturer advises baby powder can be use after drying
Safety
- Wear gloves when handling the simulation liquids and pastes
- Keep the manikin setup as indicated, tilting may cause the pads to disconnect from the trainer base
Anatomy
- Lower torso - lower back to mid thigh
Skills Gained
- Assessment of pressure sores - palpation of the wound
- Assessment of deep tissue by ultrasound (edema in the sciatic area)
- Ultrasound assessment of sciatic area
- Wound cleaning - debridement of necrotic tissue
- Wound treatment - application of topical medication
- Negative-pressure wound therapy (NPWT)
- Wound dressing