Use the Sterile Techniques Simulator to practice sterile technique for three skills: urinary catheterization for female and male, tracheostomy suctioning, and central line dressing changes. This unique simulator gives immediate feedback if sterility is broken or incorrect cleaning procedures are used so students can practice correctly every time.
Lesson topics:
1. Sterile Technique Basics
2. Central Line Dressing Change
3. Tracheostomy Suctioning
4. Urinary Catheterization
Teaching hours: 4
Includes: Presentation slides, student activities, and assessment tools Aligns to: National Health Science Standards, NCHSE, AACN, QSEN, INACSL Healthcare Simulation Standards of Best Practice, NCSBN, CAAHEP
Provides practice of proper sterile skills during urinary catheterization, tracheostomy suctioning, and central line dressing changes
Immediate feedback when sterility is broken, enabling students to correct mistakes and improve technique
Two boards allow for more than one student to practice simultaneously
Comes with all necessary materials: gloves, sterile drapes, swab sticks, catheters, and more
Downloadable curriculum with teaching materials, activities, and assessments
Ideal for nursing and healthcare programs looking to reinforce sterile procedures and patient safety
Practice and assessment modes
FAQs
What does teaching with the Sterile Techniques Simulator look like?
Get a full walkthrough of how the simulator is implemented and used in the classroom with the video below.
What skills can be practiced with the Sterile Techniques Simulator?
The simulator allows students to practice proper sterile technique during urinary catheterization (female and male), tracheostomy suctioning, and central line dressing changes.
Who is the Sterile Techniques Simulator for?
The simulator is designed for secondary health science programs and post-secondary nursing or allied health programs. It’s a strong fit for educators who want to build student confidence and competency before clinical placement.
How does this simulator help students?
Students can practice safely, repeat procedures as needed, and learn from mistakes in real time. That builds their confidence and improves retention.
How does the Sterile Techniques Simulator help educators?
It supports skills instruction, independent practice, and assessment. It also makes a difficult concept easier to demonstrate and easier for students to understand.
Is the simulator easy to use in the classroom?
Yes, it’s designed to fit naturally into health science and nursing labs for demonstrations, practice, or competency checks.
Can students use the Sterile Techniques Simulator independently?
Yes, it’s designed to support repeated practice and independent learning, making it ideal for lab stations and skill-building activities.
Will students really use the simulator?
Yes, the instant feedback and interactive design make the Sterile Techniques Simulator engaging. It feels active and memorable, which helps students stay focused and involved.
Does the simulator provide feedback on technique?
Yes, it provides immediate feedback on whether sterility is maintained in practice mode and tells them at the end of the procedure whether or not they broke sterility in assessment mode.
What materials are included with the simulator?
The simulator comes with a SMART Chest Patient Board, Pelvis Patient Board, two pairs of Sterile Gloves, Male Genitalia, Female Genitalia, Central Line Swab, three Swab Sticks, Catheter with Collecting Bag, two Sterile Equipment Trays, Suction Catheter, and Suctioning Tube. Additionally, it includes five towel drapes, five central line bandages, batteries, a downloadable Sterile Techniques Curriculum, and a one-year limited warranty.
How long does it take to complete the curriculum?
It takes approximately four hours to complete the downloadable curriculum.
How many simulators would you recommend for a 20-student classroom?
We recommend four simulators for a 20-student classroom.
Do you offer product support?
Yes! Our product support team is available M-F 8am-5pm Central Time via phone, email, or chat. Contact customer support here.
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