Overview

• Simulation of sphincter contractions allows trainees to assess anal tone.

• Left lateral positioning.

• Addition of impacted faecal matter allows trainees to recognise and distinguish this common finding.

Realism

• Anus with resting tone and the ability to contract with the use of a pulse bulb.

• Soft, partable buttocks.

• Improved anal rim.

• Softer, more realistic prostates.

Versatility

• Trainer comes with a left lateral stand, and an additional Standing Position stand is available to widen training scenarios.

Cleaning

• Remove any excess lubricants, enemas, suppositories, or creams used.

• Clean product with a soft damp cloth, using warm water and mild detergent.

• Ensure trainer and its components are completely dry before storing.

Safety

• This product is latex free.

• Only use water based lubricant, such as the one supplied with the simulator (other lubricants may damage or weaken the silicone).

• Wear gloves at all times and remove all jewellery before use.

• Lubricate your examining finger before performing a digital rectal exam.

• Do not use excessive force on the pulse bulb or anus.

• Always secure items safely and ensure that the perineum is away from sharp or heavy objects that could cause a puncture.

Simulated Patient

• This trainer is suitable for use with a simulated patient.

Anatomy

Male anatomy:

• Buttocks.

• Anus.

• Rectum.

• Prostate.

• Perineum.