UT Center for Advanced Medical Simulation
Equipment and Models
Whole-body High Fidelity Manikins
- SimMan
- SimMan 3G
- SimNewB
- Noelle Birthing Manikin
Pediatrics Training
- MegaCode Kid (Vitalsim)
- Neonatal Resuscitation (Baby Anne)
- Nita Newborn
- Pediatric IV arm
- Infant Intubation Head
- Lumbar Puncture Baby
OB-GYN Training
- ZOE Gynecologic trainer
- Episiotomy trainer
Airway Management
- Intubation Head, Adult (1-3)
- AirSim Bronchi with nasal passage
- Intubation Head, Infant (1-2)
- Intubation Head, Neonatal (Baby Anne)
Emergency Care Procedures
- Central Venous Access Head, Neck, Ultrasound
- Central Venous Access, Femoral, Ultrasound
- Paracentesis trainer (ultrasound)
- Thoracentesis trainer (ultrasound)
- TraumaMan
Other Procedures
- Advanced Catheterization trainer (female)
- Advanced Catheterization trainer (male)
- ANGIO Mentor ™
- Arterial Puncture Wrist
- Core Vascular Skills set
- Stryker Laparoscopic trainers (1-6)
- Suturing Skin pad or knot tying board
- Code Cart with Defibrillator and rhythm simulator
- IV Arm (1-2)
- Lumbar Puncture & Epidural trainer
- Port and PICC Line Access Manikin
- Knee Injection/Aspiration model
- EZ10 Trainer
Advanced Simulators
- GI Mentor Endoscopy/Bronchoscopy (Virtual Reality)
- Endoscopy Cart w/ colon model
- Brachial Block Simulator (ultrasound)
Procedures Taught in Medical Simulation
Procedures taught at the UT Center for Advanced Medical Simulation include the basics, like gowning and gloving to suturing and drawing blood. Complex procedures include managing a heart attack, providing trauma care, performing surgery. Team-based training and drills are also used to help prepare healthcare professionals for performing and communicating during critical situations.
Medical Simulation Enables Collaborations
The UT Center for Advanced Medical Simulation has collaborative relationships with Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the UT Department of Mechanical, Aerospace and Biomedical Engineering, UT College of Veterinary Medicine and the University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center in Memphis.
