The new family of Life/form® Lucy Birthing Simulators is a comprehensive birthing simulation solution covering obstetrical events from prenatal to postnatal delivery scenarios with a new level of physical realism for an emotionally engaging learning experience.
Anatomically accurate, Lucy birthing simulators allow students to experience realistic normal and abnormal deliveries. Lucy comes in three different versions to meet your individual clinical and economic training requirements: Basic, Complete, and Advanced Lucy.
Advanced Lucy Maternal and Neonatal Birthing Simulator is a birthing simulation system designed to present the complex needs of a growing demographic with unique health and physical challenges. Creating a new level of physical realism will allow a near-human connection and enhance the immersion in obstetrical training. Lucy is designed to provide a comprehensive and economical birthing experience from prenatal to postnatal delivery scenarios. This anatomically accurate obstetrical and birthing simulator allows students to experience realistic normal and abnormal deliveries. The quality and simple design make Lucy easy to use and care for while teaching patient techniques for all levels of educator training.
Apart from practicing many birthing scenarios, Advanced Lucy allows learners to benefit from features such as blood pressure measurement, intravenous injection, a complete set of clots and hemorrhages or blood clotting. Advanced Lucy comes with two babies: a Micro-Preemie Simulator and a Newborn Nursing and ALS Simulator. Two carrying bags are provided.
General Features:
Lightweight, full-body female – 66″ (167 cm) long, 35-lb. (16 kg) weight
Simple to transport in pre-hospital scenario training
Superior range of motion with fully articulated joints
Bony landmarks including ischial spines
Change appearance quickly with multiple hair and eye color combinations
Functions
Airway management – intubation and ventilation with chest rise
Amniotic sac
Articulating arms and legs
Articulating baby – 18″ (45 cm) long, 22-lb. (1 kg) weight
Birthing positions – hands and knees, lateral, supine
Breech deliveries – complete, incomplete, Footling, and Frank
Cervical dilation – 6 stages
Cesarean section delivery
CPR
Deliveries – vaginal, cesarean, forceps-assisted, and vacuum-assisted
Episiotomy repair
External version
Fetal palpation – abdominal and Leopold’s maneuvers
Fetal suction
Fundal massage
Intramuscular injection sites (maternal only), right deltoid, left deltoid, right thigh
Manual birthing maneuver – instructor/student-controlled fetal descent
Membrane rupture
Oral and nasal care – lavage, gavage, suctioning
Patient positioning and transfer techniques
Placenta previa
Postpartum care
Postpartum hemorrhage
Scale electrode placement
Shoulder dystocia maneuvers – McRobert’s, Suprapubic Pressure, Rubin’s I and II, Wood’s Screw, Reverse Wood’s Screw, Posterior Arm, Gaskin
Umbilical cord clamping and cutting
Umbilical cord prolapse
Delivery content
Abdominal pad
Abdominal skin, 2 – 1 normal and 1 cesarean
Amniotic sac, 50
Articulating baby
Cervices, 6 – stages 1-6
Chest skin
Clotting blood
CPR chest
Eyes, 3 sets – brown, blue, and green
Fundus
Hospital gown
Inflation tubing with squeeze bulb
Large soft rolling carry case
Blood Pressure Arm (left, see description below)
Complete Set of Clots and Hemorrhages, 5 – 1 each of small blood clot, medium blood clot, large blood clot, perineal hemorrhage, and hemorrhage blood pool
IV Arm (right, see description below)
Micro-Preemie Simulator (see description below)
Newborn Nursing Skills and ALS Simulator – full-term newborn
Lubricating jelly
Lung bag
Pelvic block
Perineal skin, 3 – prenatal, birthing, and episiotomy
Perineal skin stabilizer pad
Placenta
Positioning bag
Small soft carry case
Umbilical clamp
Umbilical cords, 4 – 1 long and 3 short
Wigs, 3 – black, blond, and brown
Blood Pressure Arm (left)
Auscultation blood pressure training
Five Korotkoff sounds
Variable systolic and diastolic levels, pulse rate, volume, and auscultatory gap
Palpable radial pulse
No special stethoscope necessary – use your own equipment
Hinged at the shoulder for easy access and cuff application practice
IV Arm (right)
Shoulder intramuscular injection site
Realistic flashback confirms proper needle placement
Replaceable skin and veins that roll when palpated
Arm rotates at the bicep for pronation and supination range of motion and venous access
Accessible veins at the antecubital fossa, along the forearm, and at the back of the hand
Micro-Preemie Simulator
Simulates a 25-week neonate
2 Birth defects
Bilateral and unilateral chest rise
Cannulating umbilicus
Chest tube placement
CPR
GI
Intubation
IV access sites
Removable ostomy site
Replaceable airway
Newborn Nursing Skills and ALS Simulator
Full-term newborn, measuring 19″ (48 cm) from heel to crown, approximately 7½ lbs. (3.5 kg), with a 14½” (36 cm) head circumference
Airway, breathing, & ventilation
Auscultation of lung sounds during ventilation
Bilateral lung expansion or collapsed lung
ET Tube Insertion, size 3.5 with a #1 Miller blade
Practice chest tube insertion and care of chest tube site
Sellick Maneuver
BVM
Birth anomalies
Neural tube defect
Omphalocele
CPR
Anatomical landmarks
Realistic chest compressions
Umbilicus
Patent umbilicus with arteries and vein sites for cannulation or infusion
Umbilical reservoir will hold 5 ml
Venous Access
– Access in the right hand and foot
– Achieve realistic flashback with pressurized system
Heel stick
Complete Set of Clots and Hemorrhages
Durable, reusable moulage for multiple birthing scenarios
Complete set with various sizes and shapes
Use alone or add simulated blood or other moulage makeup to enhance the simulation
True Clot, Clotting Blood Product
Highly realistic simulated clotting blood for use in hemorrhage control training
Accurately matches the color, opacity, and flow characteristics of human blood
Soft Carry Bag System (large and small)
Light, durable soft carry bag
Multiple pockets
Wheeled on one side with a telescoping or standard handle on the other side
