Birthing Simulator PROMPT Flex – Standard (Dark Skin Tone) (80200)

• PROMPT Flex’s modular design allows for multiple training scenarios that you can tailor to your specific course needs
• Additional modules include: Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH), Enhanced C-Section, Cervical Dilatation & Effacement (CD&E), Cervical Cerclage, Lower Legs, Compression Suture Uterus
• Baby model has improved shoulder and hip joints
• Comes with wheeled carry case for safe storage and transportation
• The PROMPT Flex Range can offer a complete training solution for birth management

• Gynaecoid shape pelvis with soft, flexible birth canal, dilatable cervix and pelvic floor musculature provides realism in normal and complicated births
• Improved baby model with bend at the thoraco-lumbar region
• Baby model represents a full term infant in weight and size, allowing for realistic handling

Birthing Mother:

• Stand alone or hybrid use, 3 straps are supplied to secure PROMPT simulator for bench top or bed mounting
• Articulated thighs help to demonstrate Gaskin and McRobert’s procedures
• Handle on the base of the mannikin for operator use during labor simulation
• 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

• This product is latex free
• A poorly lubricated baby or placenta may damage the birth canal or cervix when pushed through during a procedure
• We recommend lubricating the cervix, birth canal and baby before each birth
• We recommend using Limbs & Things lubricant, non-recommended fluid products may weaken or damage the trainer
• Wear gloves at all times, and remove all sharp objects. Sharp surfaces (such as fingernails and rings) can lead to silicone damage

AAFP Residency Guidelines, Maternity Care (p.8): Normal labor and delivery a. Understand the physiology of the three stages of labor and demonstrate effective management of all three stages, including management of contemporary normal and abnormal labor curves and active management of the third stage of labor

National Association of State EMS Officials: National Model EMS Clinical Guidelines (page 146, 2016 – update 2018) Childbirth: Recognize imminent birth; assist with uncomplicated delivery situations; recognize complicated delivery situations; apply appropriate techniques when delivery complications exist; Shoulder Dystocia, Prolapsed Umbilical Cord, Breech Birth, Postpartum Hemorrhage

ACGME, ABOG & ACOG Milestones project – The Obstetrics and Gynecology Milestones (2013) Obstetrical Technical Skills – Patient Care level 2 – Performs basic obstetrical skills, including spontaneous vaginal delivery Level 4 – Perfroms complex obstetrical procedures, including operative vaginal delivery, breech vaginal delivery

RANZCOG Curriculum, 3rd Ed. (Nov. 2017) Safely manage and conduct all obstetric procedures involved in intrapartum care when appropriate after consideration of indications, contraindications, technique and potential complications, including a detailed knowledge of the following procedures: Spontaneous vaginal birth; Management of cord prolapse; Vaginal breech birth; Instrumental vaginal birth, including safe and appropriate vacuum and forceps deliveries including instrumental delivery Shoulder dystocia management

Maternity Education Program (MEP) Foundation is a one day simulation workshop designed for medical and midwifery staff who are new to working in a maternity clinical environment. The session provides an introduction to the clinical management of pregnant women throughout labour, birth and the postnatal period, and dealing with complications along the way. The day is broken down into: • interactive case discussion and management • skills stations with application into a simulated environment • supported debrief to enable learners to improve their knowledge for clinical practice

Maternity Education Program (MEP) Advanced is a one day simulation workshop designed for medical and midwifery staff who are currently working in a maternity clinical environment. The session explores pregnancy related issues, intrapartum complexities and postnatal complications through simulation and case studies. The day is broken down into: • refresher on Human Factors in health care, Crisis Resource Management (CRM) principles and graded assertiveness • skills stations associated with the simulations • several immersive simulations (with supportive debrief) to enable learners to improve their knowledge and skills

The European Union and Article 40 (training of midwives) of Directive 2005/36/EU (Pre-registration midwifery): the student should personally carry out at least 40 deliveries…. including active participation with breech deliveries. Where this is not possible because of lack of breech deliveries practice may be in a simulated situation

RCOG Core Curriculum (2013, updated 2016) – Core Module 11, Management of Delivery Learning outcomes: To understand and demonstrate appropriate knowledge, skills and attitudes in relation to management of delivery including: Normal delivery, Vacuum extraction, Forceps delivery, Shoulder dystocia, cord prolapse, Rotational assisted delivery, Vaginal breech. RCOG Operative Birth Simulation Training – ROBuST (2016) The ROBuST package has been developed to provide guidance and materials for local trainers to deliver operative vaginal birth training within their own regions. SCOTTIE (2019) The aim of the course is to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to respond appropriately to emergencies in pregnancy and childbirth. Indicative content: Obstetric haemorrhage, Shoulder dystocia, Breech. MOET (2017) To provide the knowledge, practical skills and procedures necessary to save the mother and fetus in life-threatening circumstances.

Interventional Radiology Specialty Training Curriculum, The Royal College of Radiologists, 2019. Postpartum haemorrhage

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