Neonatal Life Support

AVA

Name: AVA
Brand: Neonatal Life Support
Availability: InStock

AVA simulates the specific interventions shown to improve outcomes in neonatal care. Built to the proportions and presentation of a full-term infant.

AVA features a natural range of joint and limb movement supporting accurate positioning and handling throughout NLS-aligned scenarios. AVA covers the full range of interventions from initial assessment through to mechanical ventilation & intraosseous access.

What It Teaches

Neonatal airway management
Bag-mask ventilation, supraglottic airway insertion, nasal airway positioning, and connection to mechanical ventilation

Chest compressions
Correct depth and technique against ribcage resistance matched to term newborn compliance

Umbilical venous access
Catheter placement and fluid administration through AVA's companion task trainer, from insertion to fluid exchange

Intraosseous access
Tibial IO insertion as the alternate route when umbilical access fails, using replaceable cartridges

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Key Features

Supraglottic airway
Identifiable vocal cords and anatomical landmarks, with nasal and supraglottic passages that respond to head positioning

Patent-Pending Joint System
Full infant range of motion supporting jaw thrust, head tilt, chin lift

Compressible ribcage
Compresses to one third of total chest depth, with palpable chest landmarks and deformation under load

Tibial IO site
Replicates the surface anatomy of the tibial tuberosity, with cartridges supporting 10 to 15 insertions before feedback degrades

Companion umbilical task trainer
Replaceable cord and internal reservoir supporting catheter placement and fluid exchange

Specifications

Represents: Full-term newborn (0-28 days)

Weight: 3.5kg

Height:50cm

Head Circumference: 34cm

Chest Circumference: 33cm

Compression depth: (⅓ chest depth

IO Site: Tibial

IO needle gauge: 15G, 15mm / 18mm

IO cartridge uses: 10-15 per cartridge

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