In healthcare settings, using a detachable intramuscular injection buttock is crucial for ensuring needle safety and preventing needle reuse. Healthcare professionals are trained to administer injections and use medical training manikins such as the Full Body Trauma Manikin, Intravenous Injection Arm, and Intramuscular Injection Model to practice their clinical skills. These models, along with other simulation equipment like the High Fidelity Simulation Model, help medical students and nurses learn essential first aid skills and train in various medical procedures.
For instance, simulations using the Hemostasis Training model can help prepare healthcare workers for emergency situations that require quick and effective hemostasis. Similarly, medical practitioners can use the Diagnostic
Skills model to refine their diagnostic skills. For surgical skills, the Rectal Examination Training Model or Intestine Surgical Proce
dure Model provid
e opportunities to practice procedures like rectal exams and surgical interventions.
Specialized care models such as the Human Anatomical Model or Enlarged Kidney Model can be used to educate patients on their anatomy and conditions, while Stomatology Model or Dental Demo Student System Model are useful for dental students to practice their practical skills. With medical models becoming increasingly advanced, like the Simulate The Uterus And Cervix Of Women, healthcare professionals can train to provide better care and diagnosis for their patients.
Features：
1. Adult buttock, precise anatomical structure2. Both sides are suitable for injection practice, realistictexture
3. Electronic monitoring, indicating injection position,
depth by LED lights and sound alert
4. Zipper setting
① Battery jar
② Zipper
③ Injection error area (bilateral)
④ Inject the correct area (bilateral)
⑤ Apex of iliac spine (bilateral)
⑥ Green light (indicating that the
injection range is correct)
⑦ Red light (indicating that the
injection range is wrong)
⑧ Anterior superior iliac spine (bilateral)
⑨ Gluteal sulcus (bilateral)
⑩ Apex of gluteal cleft (bilateral)
