Abdominal Palpation & Delivery Mechanism Simulator

Advanced Abdominal Palpation and Delivery Mechanism Integrated Simulator

The Advanced Abdominal Palpation and Delivery Mechanism Integrated Simulator is designed for medical colleges, nursing institutes, midwifery schools, hospitals and clinical skill labs. This mechanism integrated simulator combines abdominal palpation, fetal-position checks, cervical examination and delivery training in one system. Therefore, learners can practise several obstetric skills before entering a real labour-room setting.

The simulator includes a maternal pelvic model, a soft abdominal section, a flexible fetus, a placenta model and multiple cervical modules. First, learners can check fetal lie, position and presentation through abdominal palpation. Next, they can practise cervical and vaginal examination. Finally, instructors can use the manual delivery system to show the main stages of childbirth.

Key Features

• Integrated Obstetric Training: Combines abdominal palpation, cervical examination and delivery practice.
• Leopold Manoeuvre Practice: Supports fetal lie, presentation and position assessment.
• Flexible Fetal Model: Movable joints allow different fetal positions and attitudes.
• Complete Delivery Sequence: Shows engagement, descent, flexion, rotation, extension and birth.
• Cervical Examination Modules: Allow supervised cervical and vaginal examination practice.
• Normal and Difficult Births: Supports selected standard and abnormal delivery situations.

Technical Specifications

Benefits

• First, learners can practise prenatal checks and childbirth with one model.
• Next, the abdominal section improves fetal-position assessment skills.
• Also, the cervical modules support labour-progress training.
• In addition, the manual system makes each delivery stage easier to observe.
• Therefore, students can understand the complete birth process more clearly.
• Moreover, the flexible fetus allows different teaching scenarios.
• Finally, repeated practice may improve confidence before clinical training.