Product Summary

The SC-H140 Pediatric Training Model is a maternal and infant manikin made of PVC for medical education and first-aid training. Its head, neck and limbs move freely, and the chest skin can be replaced to switch between baby boy and baby girl configurations, so one manikin supports several infant care and clinical skills modules.

Training functions cover infant cephalic vein puncture, umbilical cord venipuncture, oral and nasal intubation care, gastric lavage, enema, catheterization, ostomy drainage, and deltoid and gluteal muscle injections. Everyday care such as bathing, breastfeeding, changing clothes and diaper changing is also included. All functions are operated manually, which keeps classroom and skills-lab sessions simple to set up.

Key Features

• Movable head, neck and limbs with replaceable boy/girl chest skin — one unit serves both male and female infant care scenarios.
• Infant cephalic vein and umbilical cord venipuncture — practice for IV access and newborn cord procedures.
• Oral and nasal intubation care — lets trainees rehearse infant airway routines.
• Gastric lavage, enema, catheterization and ostomy drainage — covers routine clinical procedures.
• Deltoid and gluteal muscle injections — injection-site practice for infant dosing.
• Complete daily care set — bathing, breastfeeding, changing clothes and diaper changing.

Technical Specifications

Models and Options

Materials and Structure

The body is produced in PVC, chosen for durability and resistance to deformation. The head, neck and limbs are articulated for free movement, and the chest skin is a replaceable part so the same body can serve both boy and girl training scenarios. This structure keeps the manikin realistic while remaining easy to maintain in a teaching environment.

Applications

Designed for medical education and first-aid training, the SC-H140 is used by medical schools and training institutions to teach emergency, clinical and nursing skills. A typical scenario is medical school teaching, where students train first-aid and medical education tasks through manual operation. Recommended ambient temperature is 0~35°C, and the room temperature should be kept stable, neither too high nor too low.

Case Study

A medical manikin distributor in India ordered 500 units for medical teaching. After one year in use, the manikins reported stable operation. The order was highlighted for customization and durability.

Customization

OEM and ODM services are supported, and dedicated customization can be carried out once the quantity requirement is met. Logos can be printed on the machine after technical verification, or attached as a custom logo label. Export packaging is neutral, without logos, in cardboard boxes or wooden boxes prepared to export standards. Customs documents such as CO, Form E and Form F can be provided, along with ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO45001, ISO13485, CE and RoHS certificates.

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