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09-14
BIX-A1047 42cm asexual torso model with 18 dissectible parts — a compact desk-scale anatomy station for medical schools and nursing training. Physical models outperform 3D screen presentations (67–69% vs 41% correct, Wainman et al., 2018), so hands-on torso study remains essential. Email chinonmed@adaanatomy.com.
MORE>09-08
A training guide for the BIX/CPR260 computer half-body CPR manikin with detachable printer — electronic three-color feedback on compression depth (5–6 cm zone) and ventilation volume (500/600–1,000 ml), correct/wrong counters, voice prompts, exercise and exam modes, and pupil-response examination, with printed operation results for documentation. Real cardiac arrests show compressions frequently too shallow and too slow versus guidelines (Abella et al., 2005), automated feedback improves delivered CPR quality (Kramer-Johansen et al., 2006), and deeper guideline-range compressions are associated with better survival (Vadeboncoeur et al., 2014). Contact chinonmed@adaanatomy.com for institutional quotes.
MORE>09-03
A training guide for the BIX-F52 advanced delivery mechanism teaching series model — three-dimensional demonstration of fetal engagement, descent, flexion, internal rotation, extension, and expulsion for obstetric and midwifery education. Obstetric emergencies training measurably improved neonatal outcomes in unit-level studies (Draycott et al., 2006), and long-term shoulder dystocia drills cut brachial plexus injury from 7.4% to 1.3% (Crofts et al., 2016). Contact chinonmed@adaanatomy.com for pricing and configuration details.
MORE>08-28
A training guide for the BIX-A1007 whole-body disarticulated skeleton model — every bone is removable for individual bone identification, landmark palpation, and full skeleton reassembly practice. Covers osteology skill stations, spot-test assessment design, and lab management for anatomy programs. Physical models outperform digital alternatives in anatomy learning (Preece et al., 2013). Contact chinonmed@adaanatomy.com for institutional purchasing.
MORE>08-25
The four models of nursing care delivery are: (1) total patient care — one nurse provides all care to assigned patients; (2) functional nursing — task-based division of labor; (3) team nursing — a team leader coordinates nurses and aides; (4) primary nursing — one primary nurse has 24-hour accountability for a patient group. Each balances quality, cost, and staffing constraints differently. For simulation-based nursing training, contact chinonmed@adaanatomy.com.
MORE>08-21
A training guide for the BIX-J3A advanced infant head intubation model — realistic infant mouth/pharynx/trachea anatomy, oral and nasal intubation, suction, and a replaceable-head design that extends trainer lifespan. Covers infant-specific intubation technique, session protocols, and OSCE design. For institutional support, contact chinonmed@adaanatomy.com.
MORE>08-12
An objective review of the BIX/ACLS150 neonatal ACLS training system. We tested seven integrated modules — vital signs, airway, electronic CPR feedback, AED simulation, 20-lead ECG, defibrillation, and auscultation — against the benchmark of Laerdal SimNewB and modular neonatal trainers. Verdict: the most comprehensive neonatal resuscitation trainer below $5,000. For institutional pricing, contact chinonmed@adaanatomy.com.
MORE>08-12
A step-by-step training guide for the BIX-F55 childbirth simulator. Covers normal delivery, shoulder dystocia drills, postpartum hemorrhage response, and dual-patient neonatal resuscitation — with timed session scripts, consumable tracking, and OSCE station design. For institutional support, contact chinonmed@adaanatomy.com.
MORE>07-28
The BIX-CPR480 is an advanced fully automatic electronic CPR manikin with real-time detection of compression depth (5–6 cm), rate (100–120 bpm), and ventilation volume. Dynamic LED indicators provide immediate green/red feedback. Priced at 2,000+ cost of high-fidelity simulators. For institutional quotes, contact chinonmed@adaanatomy.com.
MORE>03-31
The infant birth model is an important teaching tool for training neonatal care and emergency response skills. It is widely used in medical colleges, nursing training institutions, and midwifery education.
MORE>01-22
The multi-functional emergency care training simulation man is a highly realistic simulation device that integrates emergency techniques, nursing operations and clinical judgment
MORE>12-23
The auricular acupuncture model has solved several key problems in the teaching and practice of traditional Chinese acupuncture, mainly including:
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