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Male Catheterization Trainer (Dark Skin Tone)

Skin Tone

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The Male Catheterization Trainer allows trainees to learn urinary catheterization techniques specific to the male anatomy. The trainer meets the guidelines for preventing CAUTI through teaching aseptic insertion techniques.

Augmented Reality is now part of the Catheterization range

The new ART Mats combine real world MRI and CT scan data, with the skills of talented medical artists and digital creators, to bring the internal anatomy of our trainers to life.

Within the L&T ART app’s digital environment, you can move around your task trainer and view various overlays, including: the musculature, organs and vessels, and skeletal structure. The interface allows you to move seamlessly between the layers, as well as view their cross sections.

Overview

NEW: Augmented Reality capabilities with the ART Mat
More robust design means longer lasting models, keeping on-going costs lower
Ability to view catheter path when modules are used outside of the Pelvic Shell
Improved Water System
Softer, more realistic male anatomy
Improved internal anatomy to allow for smoother insertion of catheter into the bladder

Realism

Supple urethra & resistant sphincter providing realistic response
Anatomically accurate bladder
Flaccid penis with a removable foreskin for realistic male catheterization
Increased mobility of the penis gives a more accurate representation of inserting the catheter

Versatility

Modules are removeable and easily interchangeable
Module comes with removeable foreskins
Ability to view the path of the catheter during procedures
Non-drip valve
Reusable double-sleeve catheter packaging is supplied for teaching aseptic technique
Syringe supplied with water-based lubricant to simulate proprietary local anaesthetic gel

Cleaning

Drain all water from the product
Remove all catheters from the trainer
Clean product surface with soft, damp cloth and mild detergent
Allow trainer to dry completely before storing

Safety

Components of the trainer are latex free
Foley Catheter supplied is made of silicone coated latex
Use supplied Milton Antifungal agent to sterilize water
Always deflate the balloon before removing a catheter
Only use mock gel that’s supplied with the catheterization simulator
Use lubricant when inserting the catheter

Simulated Patient

Can be used with a standardised patient to help improve communication skills

Anatomy

Male anatomy:

Pubic bone
Realistic meatus
Flaccid penis
Foreskins (removable)

References

Undergraduate Medicine

"Bladder catheterization (male & female); Bladder catheter maintenance (incl. infection surveillance; Emergent suprapubic cystostomy." AAMC Clinical Skills for UME, 2005, p. 30.

Undergraduate Nursing

"Skill 46-2: Inserting and Removing a Straight (Intermittent) or Indwelling Catheter (Male and Female): Position patient, arrange supplies on sterile field, Cleanse urethral meatus, insert catheter, inflate balloon (if indwelling), secure catheter, record and report." Fundamentals of Nursing 9th ed., 2017, p. 1131-1144.

Postgraduate Nursing

"Genitourinary and Breast procedures: Bladder Catheterization Insertion and Removal." Advanced Practice Nursing Procedures, 2015.

Physician Associate

"Urinary Bladder Catheterization" Essential Clinical Procedures, 3rd Ed., 2013, p. 156-165

Family Medicine

"Diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. f. Catheter placement (peripheral IV, arterial line, central venous access) g. Urinary catheter placement (urethral, suprapubic)" AAFP Residency Guidelines, Critical Patient, 2015, p. 9

General Surgery

"This resident .. is able to reliably perform basic procedures, including .. urinary catheter. This resident can perform basic operative steps in 'core' operations/procedures of the SCORE curriculum." ACGME General Surgery Milestones, 2019, p. 8.

Paramedics

"Special considerations… b. If the lower body is paralyzed, urinary catheterization may be indicated." National Emergency Medical Services Education Standards, Paramedic Instructional Guidelines, 2009, p. 221

Certified Surgical Technologists/ First Assistants

"CSTs and CSFAs are qualified to perform urinary catheterization to include use of the accessories and collection of a urine specimen in the perioperative environment." Asociation of Surgical Technologists, Standards of Practice for Urinary Catheterization, 2017, p. 6-7.

Undergraduate Medicine

"Female and Male catheterization in a simulated environment." Undergraduate Medicine - Medical Deans' Competencies Report, Medical Graduate Competency Framework Stage 2 Final Report, 2012, p. 9.

Undergraduate Nursing

"The ability to change a catheter safely and effectively is an essential skill for Registered Nurses as it is performed routinely in numerous clinical settings." Undergraduate Nursing - ACI Urology Network, 2013

Junior Doctors

"UROGENITAL Bladder catheterization (M&F) Urine dipstick interpretation Bladder Scan Urethral swab Urogynaecological: Dysuria &/or frequent micturition Reduced urinary output Skills and Procedures Bladder catheterization (M&F)" CPMEC Australia Curriculum Framework for Junior Doctors: Skills and Procedure, 2006, p. 2

Paramedics

"Urinary catheter (male and female) and percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) tube reinsertion." Paramedics Australasia: Paramedicine roles: General Care Paramedic, 2018.

Specialist GP Trainees

"Applied Professional Knowledge and Skills MENLP2.4 Demonstrate the ability to catheterise a male patient." RACGP Curriculum for Australian General Practice, Men’s Health, 2011, p.143.

Emergency Medicine

COLLEGE OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE Curriculum and Assessment Systems For Core Specialty Training (2012) p.114 and p.252 CMP3 Major Trauma Be able to undertake safe urinary catheterisation C3AP9 Urinary retention • Be able to relieve symptoms by passage of a urethral catheter • Be able to insert a supra-pubic catheter

Undergraduate Medicine

"Practical Skills and Procedures, General Medical Council, April 2019, p.6 Therapeutic Procedures 20. Carry out male and female urinary catheterisation. Insert a urethral catheter in both male and female patients"

Postgraduate Nursing

RCN Catheter Care Guidance for Health Care Professionals, Feb 2019 3. Competence (p.10) …have the relevant skills and abilities and to maintain competence requirements – you must regularly practise these skills; performing procedures once or twice annually, is not acceptable to maintain competence.

General Surgery Specialist Training

The Intercollegiate Surgical Curriculum, General Surgery, Jul 2013, p.63: Technical Skills and Procedures: Urethral catheterisation, Suprapubic catheterisation

Orthopaedics

Specialist Training in Trauma and Orthopaedics Curriculum August 2015, p.201 Technical Skills and Procedures • Urethral catheterisation • Suprapubic catheterisation

Pre-Registered Nursing

Future nurse: Standards of proficiency for registered nurses, 2018, p.35

Physician Associate

Competence and Curriculum Framework for the Physician Assistant, 2012, 2.4 Specification of core procedural skills.

Urology Specialist Training

ISCP Urology Syllabus, August 2010, p.25.

Specialist Intensive Care Medicine Trainees

Intensive Care Medicine Syllabus Part III, Assessed by Direct Observation of procedural Skills [DOPS] and examination, 2014, p. 3.

Postgraduate Medicine FY1 & FY2

Foundation Programme Curriculum, 2012, updated for 2016, Procedures, p.50.

Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgery Trainees

Specialist Training in Trauma and Orthopaedics Curriculum August, 2014, p.228, 232.