Birthing Simulator PROMPT Flex – Standard

• As part of the PROMPT Flex birthing range, this set can be used with the following modules:
  • Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH)
  • Enhanced C-Section
  • Cervical Dilatation & Effacement (CD&E)
  • Cervical Cerclage
  • Lower Legs
• Baby has improved shoulder and hip joints
• Comes with wheeled carry case for safe storage and transportation

• Realistic pelvic floor
• Suitable for use with a Simulated Patient
• Improved Baby model with bend at the thoraco-lumbar region

Birthing Mother:

• Articulated thighs help to demonstrate Gaskin and McRobert’s procedures
• Handle on the base of the mannikin for operator use during labor simulation
• Strap fastenings to secure PROMPT simulator to a bed or bench during training
• Can be used with additional modules to extend training simulations

Baby:

• Baby has a bend at the thoraco-lumbar region
• Improved articulation of the joints offers enhanced realism for difficult birthing scenarios, such as shoulder dystocia

Anatomy of the PROMPT birthing mother:

• Articulated thighs
• Perineum, birthing canal, and cervix
• Pubic bone and gynaecoid pelvis

Anatomy of the PROMPT Baby:

• Clavicles
• Suture lines and fontanelles
• Umbilical cord and placenta
• Bend at the thoraco-lumbar region of the Standard PROMPT Flex Baby (unique to this model)

• This birthing trainer, and modules from the PROMPT Flex range, can be used with a simulated patient to develop communication skills

• Clean off excess lubricant from all mother and baby surfaces
• Wipe the product with a damp soft cloth, warm water and mild detergent
• Allow the birthing trainer and its components to dry before storing

• Use recommended lubricant and simulated blood, other products may weaken or damage your simulator
• Always lubricate the cervix, birth canal and baby before each birthing simulation to avoid damaging the skin
• This product is latex free

RCOG Specialty Training Curriculum Obstetrics & Gynaecology trainees develop comprehensive skills in labour, delivery and postpartum care

NMC Standards – Normal Labour Care Midwives provide labour care using simulation: performs vaginal examination to assess labour progress; identifies engagement, position and rotation; recognizes complications such as shoulder dystocia and fetal distress; performs emergency maneuvers (McRoberts, suprapubic pressure); delivers baby with controlled delivery and perineal care; manages third stage; documents labour progression and interventions; communicates with multidisciplinary team (NMC Labour Care Standards 2022).

Yes, with this birthing trainer you can demonstrate and practice normal and breech birth, OVD (Operative Vaginal Delivery) with inclusion of forceps and vacuum devices, and shoulder dystocia. You can also add additional modules for procedures such as, caesarean section, cervical cerclage, and postpartum haemorrhage.

Yes. As well as normal vaginal births, this product offers training scenarios in extended breech births, instrumental births, and shoulder dystocia. You can practice additional procedures using our optional add-on modules.

Yes. The Augmented Reality Training mats were add to the range in 2024 and are now part of the PROMPT trainer package, however, you can get them as an add-on to any of your existing models. You can order the PROMPT Flex Birthing Simulator Mat online, or request a quote from the customer service team.

The standard birthing mother doesn’t currently offer force monitoring. If you’re interested in this feature take a look at the Advanced PROMPT Flex Birthing Simulator which has wifi enabled force monitoring.

As part of a birth simulation, trainees will get hands-on experience with our realistic labour simulator. Simulated births offer the chance to develop their communication and teamwork skills, as well as practice fundamental skills required during labour.

A retrospective study undertaken by Southmead Hospital, UK, showed that after the introduction of simulation training there was improvement seen in the management and outcomes of births complicated by shoulder dystocia. See the skills tab for more information on the study: Improving Neonatal Outcome Through Practical Shoulder Dystocia Training.

• Weight: 19.8 kg
• Width: 57 cm
• Height: 39 cm
• Length: 86 cm