Infant Intraosseous Infusion Simulator

Infant Intraosseous Infusion SimulatorA simulator representing a six month old infant for training in intraosseous infusion procedures. The Intraosseous Infusion Training Model allows you to demonstrate and simulate the intraosseous infusion procedure. This procedure has proven difficult to simulate in a classroom setting in the past but this gives students a lifelike, realistic opportunity to learn and practice, eliminating the need for substitutes such as chicken bones. PALS programmes

Abdominal skin

This flexible spine model with muscle markings is a quality natural casting of a human vertebral column and is complete with removable pelvis

The set includes a 240ml container of Germ Powder and a UV flashlight

An ideal tool for vets to explain dog anatomy to pet owners

encompassing tasks such as IV setup and the application of IV catheters

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A life-size model of a human head with horizontal and sagittal sections of the skull removed to show the brain

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The skeleton model is flexible through the knee joint to demonstrate knee movement

The relation between pulmonary alveoli and terminal bronchiole

A training manikin which recreates the experience of providing respiratory care to a critical patient

Large and slightly elevated occipital condyles