ESP Models

ESP Complete Nursing Skills Manikin KERI (ZKM54U)

The KERi Nursing Skills Manikin has all the features listed below without being age-specific. Molding and modeling techniques have given KERi™ an unusually realistic appearance as a woman, or as a man when the wig is removed. Unique visual features reinforce the importance of inspecting patients and noting changes in their appearance.

Features and Benefits

• All joints provide maximum lifelike range of motion not found in any other manikin
•  Simulations have been included in KERi™ to allow the practice of more than 35 patient care procedures. The perfect manikin for all training
• Inspection Features include: Decubitus Sacral Ulcer, Stage 1; Dilated Pupil Comparison; Cancerous Mole Comparison; and Reddened Skin Folds. Complete Range of Motion include: TRUNK - Rotation, Hyperextension; NECK - Rotation, Hyperextension, Lateral Flexion; SHOULDER - Abduction, Adduction, Rotation, Hyperextension; HIP - Abduction, Adduction, Rotation, Hyperextension; ELBOW - Extension, Flexion, Pronation, Supination; KNEE - Extension, Flexion; WRIST - Flexion, Hyperextension, Radial Flexion, Ulnar Flexion; ANKLE - Eversion, Inversion, Dorsiflexion, Plantarflexion; FINGERS - Abduction, Adduction, Flexion (soft, lifelike material); and TOES - Abduction, Adduction, Flexion (soft, lifelike material)
• Patient Care Simulations include: Urinary Catheterization - Female and Male (Uncircumcised); Enema Administration - Female; Prostate Exam, Stage B - Male; Pap Smears and Douching; Ostomy Care - Ileostomy and Colostomy Lavage and Suctioning; Placement of Nasogastric Tubes; Oral and Nasal Lavage, Gavage, and Suctioning; Tracheostomy Care - Lavage and Suctioning; Intramuscular Injection Sites - Arms, Thigh, Buttock; Optional IV Arm Attachment; Optional Blood Pressure Arm Attachment; Denture Removal, Upper and Lower; Oral Hygiene; Eye Irrigation; Ear Irrigation; Bed Baths; Finger & Toe Bandaging - Flexible and Individually Molded; Hair Care - Washing, Combing; Bandaging and Wound Dressing; Clothing Changes; Patient Positioning; Patient Transfer Techniques; and Hearing Aid Removal and Placement Techniques