Why this manikin is truly needed:
- In real life, nursing and emergency trauma go hand in hand: the patient requires proper care, manipulations, bandaging, and monitoring of their condition. GD/H111 allows for lessons to be built from basic nursing care to complex injuries and complications — with repetition, standardization, and quality control of skills.
Nursing care — complete list of functions (retained functions of GD/H120)
- Below is the complete list of nursing skills described for the manikin, which is an “upgrade from GD/H100S” and corresponds to the GD/H120 line (these functions are stated as retained for GD/H111).
- Washing hair and face, combing
- Eye and ear irrigation, administration/drops
- Oral care and artificial teeth
- Endotracheal intubation
- Sputum suction
- Inhalation/oxygen delivery
- Oral and nasal feeding
- Gastric lavage
- Presence/simulation of major organs in the thoracic cavity
- Venipuncture, injections, transfusions (arm)
- Subcutaneous injection in the deltoid muscle
- Injection into the lateral vastus muscle of the thigh (vastus lateralis)
- Punctures: thoracic cavity / liver / bone marrow / lumbar puncture
- Enema
- Catheterization of the urethra (female)
- Catheterization of the urethra (male)
- Bladder irrigation (female)
- Bladder irrigation (male)
- Stoma (ostomy)
- Intramuscular injection in the buttock
- Presence/simulation of major organs in the abdominal cavity
- General nursing care: wiping/hygiene, changing clothes, cold and heat therapy
- Movable joints of limbs: flexion, rotation, and up/down movements
- Trauma assessment and care: irrigation, disinfection, bandaging, hemostasis, and dressing
2) Injuries/Damage — complete list
- Here is the complete list of injuries stated for GD/H111:
- Burns of the face I/II/III degree
- Laceration on the forehead
- Jaw wound
- Open fracture of the clavicle and contusion of the chest
- Abdominal injury with evisceration (prolapse) of part of the small intestine
- Open fracture of the right humerus
- Open fracture of the right hand (soft tissue rupture + fracture + exposure of bone tissue)
- Gunshot wound to the right palm
- Open fracture of the right femur (femur)
- Complex fracture of the left femur
- Puncture/penetrating injury with a metal object to the right thigh
- Open fracture of the right tibia
- Open fracture of the right foot with traumatic amputation (injury) of the little toe
- Burns of the left forearm I/II/III degree
- Traumatic amputation/truncating trauma of the left thigh
- Closed fracture of the right tibia + bruises of the left ankle and foot
- Laceration of the chest wall and “suture” incision (for practicing sutures)
- Laceration of the abdominal wall and “suture” incision
- Laceration of the thigh and “suture” incision
- Skin tear of the thigh
- Infected ulcer of the thigh
- Gangrene/necrolysis of the foot + pressure sores of 1/2/3 toes and heel (heelstick)
- Stump of the amputated upper limb (shoulder)
- Stump of the amputated lower limb (leg)
Who it is suitable for:
- Medical colleges and universities (nursing + trauma/surgery)
- Simulation centers (large groups, skill control)
- Hospitals/emergency and surgical departments (care, bandaging, sutures, trauma)
- First aid/paramedic courses (care + working with wounds/burns/bandaging)