Cervical Dilatation & Effacement Module (CD&E) - PROMPT Flex
Part of the PROMPT Flex range, the Cervical Dilatation & Effacement Module allows for training in the assessment and management of both the latent, and active, early stages of labor. This model can be used to create a wide variety of birthing scenarios to identify: Position/tilt of the cervix, Consistency of the cervix, Cervical effacement, Cervical dilation – early/latent phase, active phase and transition phase, Fetal station, Normal and abnormal foetal presentation, Moulding of the skull bones, Caput formation, Presence of membrane and amniotic fluid. This cervical dilation module can be purchased as an add-on to the Standard or Advanced PROMPT Flex simulators, and allows for the assessment of labor progression, likelihood of vaginal delivery, and suitability for induction.
Part of the PROMPT Flex range, the Cervical Dilatation & Effacement Module allows for training in the assessment and management of both the latent, and active, early stages of labor. This model can be used to create a wide variety of birthing scenarios to identify: Position/tilt of the cervix, Consistency of the cervix, Cervical effacement, Cervical dilation – early/latent phase, active phase and transition phase, Fetal station, Normal and abnormal foetal presentation, Moulding of the skull bones, Caput formation, Presence of membrane and amniotic fluid. This cervical dilation module can be purchased as an add-on to the Standard or Advanced PROMPT Flex simulators, and allows for the assessment of labor progression, likelihood of vaginal delivery, and suitability for induction.
- Dynamic rig enables dilation adjustment for scenario-based training in multiple cervical stages
- Rupturable membrane with fluid on flexed/deflexed head for realistic assessment
- Palpable ischial spines for accurate fetal station assessment
- Multiple cervix configurations from 0–10 cm dilation; latex-free; suitable for use with simulated patient
- Cervical assessment and labor progression monitoring
- Vaginal examination for fetal presentation and station
- Decision-making for induction and mode of delivery
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