Endotracheal Intubation of the Snake

Practice a Different Approach to Airway Management

Snake intubation presents a different anatomical approach than students encounter with canine, feline, or other mammalian patients. Understanding the location of the glottis and learning how to position and place the endotracheal tube are important skills when working with reptile species. This simulator allows students to repeat the intubation sequence while developing familiarity with snake airway anatomy and proper tube placement. Learners can focus on visualization, positioning, and controlled technique without relying on a live reptile for initial practice. The model provides a useful bridge between learning reptile airway anatomy and performing endotracheal intubation during anesthesia and other procedures requiring airway control. Weight: 0.40kg Height: 5.00cm Length: 36.00cm Width: 25.00cm