Decent Simulators Chest Drain and Needle Decompression Task Trainer
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Decent Simulators Chest Drain and Needle Decompression Task Trainer

Decent Simulators Thoracic Care Task Trainer, supports needle decompression and chest drain insertion training with realistic tissue layers, audible pneumothorax decompression feedback and visible lung anatomy for accurate procedural practice.

Included Item Details
Product 1 × Chest Drain Task Trainer
Rotatable skin Pre-installed reusable skin
Internal lung assembly Visible lung component
Pleura layer Replaceable pleural membrane
Internal air system Integrated pressurised air mechanism
Documentation User guide and setup instructions

1. What procedures can be practised with this trainer?

The trainer supports needle decompression and chest drain insertion, including landmark identification, pleural puncture and tube placement.

2. Does the trainer provide realistic procedural feedback?

Yes. The model replicates the resistance of skin, fat and muscle, while the pleura tears with lifelike force. A pressurised air system also produces an audible hiss during decompression.

3. How many procedures can be performed before replacing the skin?

The rotatable skin can typically be used for around 30 incisions, simply by rotating it to expose a fresh area.

4. Can learners identify incorrect chest drain placement?

Yes. The trainer includes a visible lung, allowing learners to observe correct placement and recognise potential complications such as lung injury.

5. Are replacement parts available?

Yes. The skin, pleura and other key components are replaceable, helping extend the trainer’s lifespan and reduce ongoing maintenance costs.

Technical Specifications

Training applications
Chest drain insertion and needle decompression
Anatomical simulation
Skin, fat, muscle, pleura and visible lung
Pleura simulation
Engineered to tear with realistic resistance
Needle decompression
Pressurised air system with audible air release
Skin design
Rotatable skin allowing multiple procedures per consumable
Lung visibility
Transparent lung enables visualisation of placement and complications
Consumables
Replaceable skin and internal components
Training environment
Simulation centres, hospitals, universities and emergency medicine training