What are Clinical Skills Trainers?
Specialized simulation models designed to teach and practice fundamental clinical procedures in a controlled environment.
Available Clinical Skills Trainers
Auscultation
Train to identify various heart, lung, and bowel sounds with realistic mannequins.
Blood Pressure
Practice manual and electronic blood pressure measurements on training arms.
Catheterization
Hands-on training for male and female urinary catheter insertion techniques.
Ear, Nose and Throat Examination
Simulators for detailed ear, nose, and throat examination procedures.
Edema Diagnosis
Realistic limb models for assessing and identifying types of edema.
Epidural and Lumbar
Practice epidural needle placement using anatomical lumbar spine models.
Epidural and Spinal
Dual training model for epidural and spinal anesthesia techniques.
Injections and Punctures
Model arms and pads for practicing injections and needle puncture skills.
Intramuscular (I.m.) and Intradermal
Training pads for realistic intramuscular and intradermal injection practice.
Intraosseous
Emergency IO access training model with tactile feedback for bone penetration.
Intravenous (I.v.) and Arterial
Simulated vascular access for IV and arterial catheterization practice.
Laparoscopy
Minimally invasive surgery trainers with interchangeable modules for laparoscopic techniques.
Male Examination
Simulators for male genital and rectal examination procedures.
Suturing and Bandaging
Practice suturing, wound closure, and dressing on realistic skin pads.
Medical simulation is especially useful in medical education
with an increased focus on building competency in clinical skills and diagnostic procedures.
Simulation training has proven effective to link theoretical medical student training
and clinical experience and is used to demonstrate, practice and assess clinical skills.
Microline Scientific Solutions Ltd offers a large range of clinical trainers and simulators to equip
specialty labs and skills labs in universities and teaching hospitals in the following clinical areas: Medical simulation is used throughout medical education, postgraduate residency,
and continuing education for learning how to diagnose and treat not only common
but also complex and rare clinical problems. The manikins, trainers and simulators offer
unique direct feedback to immediately brief the trainee about his or her performance.
The feedback is then used in the following training sessions to correct and improve the clinical techniques.