DESCRIPTION:

• Intubation head
• Adjustable chest stiffness
• Wireless computer connection

The Ambu Airway Man is a highly developed instruction- and training manikin that provides a remarkably lifelike representation of the human anatomy, particularly those features important to training in modern resuscitation.

Airway Man

Features  

The Ambu Airway Man has a special intubation head that allows trainees to practice the oral intubation using modern airway management devices like ET tubes, Laryngeal mask and Combitube™.

To create more variance in the training, the stiffness of the chest can be changed and adjusted with just one screw.

The Airway Man W (Wireless) does not need cables and wires. Which means it can be placed in realistic surroundings away from computers and power supplies. This gives a great amount of freedom during training and because there are no wires or cables lying around it gives an even more realistic scenario. The manikin is also equipped with a mechanical monitoring instrument showing effectiveness of the resuscitation, including results achieved for ventilation volume and depth of external chest compression. Moreover it indicates any stomach inflation and incorrect hand positioning.

The Airway Man I (Instrument) models are equipped only with a mechanical monitoring instrument showing effectiveness of the resuscitation, including results achieved for ventilation volume and depth of external chest compression. Moreover it indicates any stomach inflation and incorrect hand positioning.

The airway of all manikins open only when head is correctly hyper extended. A carotid pulse can be activated manually by the instructor. It is also activated during chest compressions. 

Specifications 

Weight
Torso with carrying case: 12 kg
Full body with carrying case: 17 kg

Total length
Torso: 80 cm
Full body: 170 cm

Additional detailed specification can be found in the datasheets.

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