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Post by Manikin Skywalker on Jan 22, 2014 17:08:38 GMT
here's our meningococcal diseased baby  |
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Post by Princess Lae-rdal on Jan 23, 2014 11:20:12 GMT
That is fab!
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Post by simaberdeen on Jun 4, 2014 13:24:26 GMT
Can you share your secret from above Scott? I'm looking to get a maculopapular rash on a few manikins for next week.
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Post by Manikin Skywalker on Jun 15, 2014 17:45:21 GMT
as per email, if you can get your hands on tegaderm or similar, apply make-up in the desired pattern and colour then cover with second tegadernm to prevent transfer or smear. other option is clingfilm if tegaderm not available. let us know how you got on
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Post by simaberdeen on Jun 16, 2014 16:09:16 GMT
Cheers, great work. Thanks again. We were using this for a large number of students/candidates so it was important tomake sure it didn't come off through the day. Not being totally confident in my moulage skills or ability to acquire large sheets of tegaderm that we needed we went for a different approach.
We actually printed off an image of the appropriate rash onto large sticky plastic (we used the Medical illustration department at the university to help with this). Worked very well, and, although it wasn't as realistic or neat as the above on SimBaby, it gave us a pretty consistent rash to use. This was all actually done in my absence so I've little insight into the process and can take no credit! I'll try to get a decent picture up for info.
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Post by Princess Lae-rdal on Jun 27, 2014 12:02:04 GMT
Ian - that sounds like a good solution. We've had some success playing with DIY tattoo papers we bought from Amazon. Again, you can print off images of rashes, grazes, melanoma etc. Works pretty well.
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