Closed thoracic drainage simulator (electronic)

■  Electronic standardized patient placement on a slope, with a soft texture, realistic touch, and realistic appearance. The anatomical structure is accurate, and the clavicle, sternum, ribs, and intercostal space can be clearly palpated. Drainage tubes can be placed separately in the front of the 2nd anterior rib of the (bilateral) clavicle midline, the 5th intercostal line of the (bilateral) axillary midline, or the 7th intercostal line of the (bilateral) midline, and the liquid level in the water sealed bottle can be seen to fluctuate up and down with breathing (drainage of fluid empyema) and bubbles continuously emerge (drainage of pneumothorax). Feasibility of postoperative nursing training for drainage tubes.
■  If the puncture site is incorrect, there will be an automatic voice prompt.When the puncture is correct, there is a noticeable sense of emptiness, and the effect is realistic.