This Manikin (Male) is designed for geriatric nursing education and long-term patient care training. The manikin allows students to practice a wide range of clinical and daily nursing procedures commonly required in elderly patient care, including hygiene care, airway management, injections, catheterization, wound care, and chronic disease assessment.

The manikin features realistic joint movement and limited mobility simulation, allowing trainees to practice patient positioning and elderly care techniques in a realistic training environment.

Training Functions

1. Basic Elderly Care and Hygiene

• Face washing

• Eye and ear irrigation and medication administration

• Oral care and denture care

• Hearing aid insertion and removal

• Bed bath, clothing change, and general patient hygiene care

• Hot and cold therapy

2. Pupil Observation

Simulated pupil conditions for clinical observation:

• Normal pupil

• Dilated pupil

• Constricted pupil

3. Airway and Respiratory Care

• Oral and nasal endotracheal intubation with auscultation verification of tube placement

• Tracheostomy care

• Suctioning techniques

• Oxygen inhalation therapy

4. Gastrointestinal Nursing Procedures

• Nasogastric tube feeding

• Gastric lavage

• Enema administration

5. Injection and Infusion Training

• Intravenous injection and infusion via arm veins

• Subcutaneous injection (deltoid region)

• Intramuscular injection (gluteal region)

• Intramuscular injection (lateral thigh)

6. Clinical Puncture Training

• Thoracic puncture

• Bone marrow puncture

• Lumbar puncture

7. Urinary System Procedures

• Male and female urinary catheterization

• Male and female bladder irrigation

8. Specialized Geriatric Care Training

• Male prostate examination (with foreskin simulation)

• Diabetic foot care

• Stoma drainage care

• Colostomy care

9. Wound and Pathological Condition Training

• Large sacral pressure ulcer

• Cancer mass comparison

• Skin fold condition comparison

10. Joint Mobility and Limited Movement Simulation

Realistic joint movement with geriatric mobility limitations:

• Torso – rotation, flexion, extension

• Neck – rotation, flexion, extension, lateral bending

• Shoulder and hip – adduction, abduction, rotation, flexion, extension

• Elbow – pronation and supination

• Knee – internal and external rotation

• Wrist – flexion, extension, pronation, and supination

• Ankle – inversion, eversion, adduction, and abduction

11. Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Measurement

• Adjustable systolic and diastolic pressure independently

• Pressure range: 0–300 mmHg

• Korotkoff sounds adjustable (0–9 levels) for realistic auscultation training

Dimensions: Life size