3B Scientific - MEDICAL EDUCATION Catalog

Wilma Wound Foot
The newest and most comprehensive model of its kind,
molded from an 80-year old patient for a true-to-life
experience when assessing the various wounds. Twenty
different conditions are presented on Wilma Wound
Foot so you can see and understand how they are
different.
This model is an effective tool for educating all healthcare
professionals and patients in the identification
and staging of wounds and their probable etiologies.
Routine cleansing and dressing changes can be taught
and practiced on all the wounds by healthcare providers,
patients, families and caregivers.
A great tool for training, competency testing, skills
assessment and dressing techniques! See online for
the wounds, pressure ulcers and foot abnormalities
that are presented on Wilma Wound Foot and for full
description.
M-1017978
Ostomy Care Simulator
Reproduction of an abdomen showing the anatomy
of both a colostomy and ileostomy to provide life-like
functions and appearance. Dilation of the stomas can
be demonstrated and practiced, along with application
of postoperative and permanent ostomy bags. The
colostomy can be irrigated. Drainage and excretion at the
ileostomy (water) and colostomy (simulated stool) can be
pumped by syringes. Delivered with simulated stool and
carrying case.
M-1005591
Life/form® Pressure Ulcer/Bedsore Models
These models illustrate all found wound stages and are
used to give instruction on the care and cleaning of the
ulcers. The four stages include Stage 1 with its reddening
and unbroken skin, Stage 2 with an open wound that is
reddened with partial skin loss, Stage 3 with a deep, open
wound that reaches through all layers of skin and into the
muscle, and Stage 4 which is the most sever and deep
with an open wound that reaches through all layers of
skin and damages muscle, bone, tendons and joints.
Light Skin M-1017979
Dark Skin M-1017980
Seymour II Decubitus Treatment Simulator
Displaying the following pressure ulcers* (NPUAP 2007 -
National Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel): Stage I, Stage II,
Stage III with undermining, tunneling, subcutaneous fat and
slough, deep Stage IV with exposed bones, undermining,
tunneling, subcutaneous fat, eschar and slough. Also
shown are a suspected DTI, unstageable full eschar/slough
wound, and a dehisced wound. The Stage III and Stage IV
are positioned so that a “bridging” dressing for use with
a vacuum assisted closure and negative pressure wound
therapy devices can be demonstrated and practiced.
M-1009798
Life/form® Infant Ostomy Trainer
Created to educate caregivers and parents on how to
give special care to an infant with a stoma. The anatomy
of the colostomies were carefully reproduced to provide
life-like appearance and functions. A soft, pliable material
is used for the stomas in order to achieve the most
realistic tactile sensation. The syringes included are used
to inject simulated stool through ports to the colostomy
sites. Consistency of the simulated stool can be thinned
by adding water. See online for full description.
M-1013059
Ostomy Care Model
This BIOlike TM life-size model contains four stomas that
can be lubricated and dilated with an inserted finger. The
model may be washed, taped, bandaged, and fitted with
ostomy bags. Comes with lubricant, draping sheet, and
carrying case. 33 x 46 cm
M-1005570
Bedsore Cleaning and Dressing Model
The varying stages of pressure sores on this unique
model can be washed, treated with antiseptics or most
medicines, and dressed just like real flesh. Made from
BIOlike TM synthetic tissue. Comes with carrying case and
draping sheet. 24 x 37 x 9 cm
M-1005569
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