Episiotomy Trainer
Available in light and dark skin tone
The cost-effective Episiotomy Trainer is designed for classroom training and aids in building confidence in performing episiotomies.
Trainees can use the Limbs & Things Episiotomy Trainer to practice widening the vaginal opening, using safe practices to protect the infant's head as it crowns.
Episiotomies may be necessary in several birthing scenarios, including:
- Foetal distress
- Forcep or ventouse suction deliveries
- Breech births
- Prolonged labour
- Hastening delivery due to the mother's health
- Reduce the chance of severe perineal tears (fourth-degree tears)
Combining the pad design and presenting foetal head, gives repeatable episiotomy training.
With rotatable Episiotomy Pads and repairs with the included tape between procedures, the life span of the pads can be doubled.
Overview
- Realistic look and feel of foetal head featuring fontanelles providing landmarks and appropriate tactile response when inserting fingers
- Repairable episiotomy pad reduces waste and increases value for money
- Includes Illustration Pack covering midline and mediolateral episiotomy procedures, that can be used in examination situations
- Realistic visual representation of perineum while crowning
- Freestanding model can be secured to table or bench top with supplied clamps
- Episiotomy pads can be used to practice both midline and mediolateral (oblique) incisions
- Episiotomy repair tape doubles the life span of the pads
- Use a soft damp cloth, warm water and mild detergent to clean components, if required
- This product is latex-free
- Talcum powder can be applied to the baby's head and episiotomy pad to prevent friction and avoid tearing
- Wear gloves at all times and avoid wearing jewelry, sharp surfaces can cause damage to silicone and foam parts
- Remove the episiotomy pad from the Stand component before packing it away so that it isn't under tension when stored
- This product can be used with a simulated patient
- This product can be used in conjunction with the PROMPT Flex birthing simulator and a simulated patient
- Vaginal opening
- Foetal head displaying fontanelles
Skills gained
- Performance of midline episiotomy
- Performance of mediolateral episiotomy
- Identification of anatomical landmarks
- Identification of fontanelles
- Handling of a stretched perineum
- Reducing the risk of damage to the mother and child
- Use of instruments during an episiotomy procedure