Simulaids IV Injection Hand and Arm Unit
Intravenous or IV therapy is a method used for the delivery of fluid and medication to patients through the vein and is one of the most common treatments given to patients while in hospital. The Simulaids IV Injection Hand and Arm Unit allows for the demonstration and practice of venepuncture so that medical students can master the technique of IV for safe use on patients in medical environments.
What's Included?
- Inner arm and hand unit with tubes
- Reservoir bags with tubes
- Blood powder
- Carry tray
Who Can Use the Simulaids IV Injection Hand and Arm Unit?
Specially designed to aid in the safe practice of venepuncture for the delivery of IV therapy, this training aid is extremely useful for a number of students and practitioners such as:
- Medical students
- Nurses
- Midwives
- Phlebotomists
- Other healthcare professionals
Key Features and Benefits
- For the practice of venepuncture for IV administration
- Ideal for use by medical students and practitioners
- Life-like vein rollover for realistic training
- Palpation of vein for location
- Blood can be withdrawn or fluid injected
- Characteristic 'pop' can be felt when needle penetrates vein
Anatomical Reference Points
With a number of anatomical features that make for a more realistic training experience, this IV Injection Hand and Arm Unit from Simulaids is the perfect tool for the practice of venepuncture. With a palpitating vein for location and characteristic 'pop' when the needle enters the vein, this hand and arm unit simulates the life-like application of IV therapy for use on patients in future.
What Is IV Therapy?
Intravenous therapy (IV) is a procedure where fluid is delivered into the body through the veins using an injection with a syringe or via infusion. It is the fastest way for medications and blood products to enter the bloodstream to help with various health conditions, dehydration and blood transfusions.
How Do I Use the IV Injection Hand and Arm Unit?
For detailed information on how to use this IV Injection Hand and Arm Unit from Simulaids, please refer to the manual below:
