*Invaluable for training nurses and parents in care and handling techniques for babies that have had multiple medical interventions *Umbilical cavity can be used as a reservoir for blood drawn through a catheter or to receive fluids which will drain away *The baby can be ventilated by mouth with the moulded in lung producing visible chest rise using the bulb to manually simulate breathing rate volume *Trachea and pharynx not anatomically correct but will accept functioning endotracheal tube *One nostril will accept functioning NG tube, and liquids will drain away *Stoma can be plugged into a permanent site on the body *Several sites have embedded tubing to accept an IV catheter. One is functional allowing administration of fluids which drain away *Various monitors, sensors and electrodes can be attached to the manikin