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  • #689991
  • Nasco Healthcare #SB18636

Training Chest with Arm Chester Chest™ Torso / Light Skin Tone Male Adult 11 lbs.

MANNEQUIN, CHESTER CHEST ADVANCE ARM EC NASCO

Features

  • Lifelike model of a human torso
  • Can be used upright or in a supine position
  • Also has recessed area posterior to PICC insertion site for optional peripheral port (peripheral port not included)
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Product Specifications


Features
  • Lifelike model of a human torso
  • Can be used upright or in a supine position
  • Also has recessed area posterior to PICC insertion site for optional peripheral port (peripheral port not included)
  • Base of recessed area is made of soft material that permits port to float when accessed
  • When placed over port, included tissue flap allows for a realistic feel when palpating and accessing
  • Arm has a greater degree of rotation and extension than previous arms
  • External Central Catheter: pre-positioned, surgically placed in the right chest; subcutaneous tunnel is visible up to and just over the clavicle; distinguishable Dacron® cuff; distal catheter end is pre-attached to the blood reservoir bag
  • Implanted Vascular Access Device: located in the left chest under a specially formulated flap designed to simulate real human tissue; situated over a rigid underlying surface with molded ribs and a recessed area for the interchangeable inserts; 3 difficult accessing inserts placed either under or over the port to simulate palpating and accessing a port with one of the following types of placements, normal, tipping, wandering, or deeply placed
  • Peripheral Placed Central Catherer: located in the rotated, extended, detachable right arm; dual lumen 5FR PICC exits the slightly raised, basilic vein on the right inner biceps; pre-positioned 20G IV catheter in the right forearm; catheters are pre-attached to a blood reservoir bag; complete blood draws, heparinization, and fluid infusion while attached or unattached to the torso
  • Additional capabilities include: subclavian catheter, triple lumen catheter, and jugular catheter

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