The Elder Intravenous Injection Arm is a specialized medical training device used for practicing venipuncture and intravenous (IV) injections, particularly in elderly patients. This realistic and anatomically correct arm model is designed to resemble the veins and skin of an elderly individual. It is made of a durable and lifelike material that mimics human skin in terms of texture, elasticity, and appearance.
With multiple veins and arteries of varying sizes and depths, the Elder Intravenous Injection Arm allows healthcare professionals to practice locating and accessing veins in the elderly population. It also features a simulated blood flow system that replicates different blood pressures and flows, providing a realistic training experience.
This training model is part of a wider range of medical training devices and manikins used for developing first aid and clinical skills. These include the Trauma Training models, such as the Full Body Trauma Manikin, which simulate traumatic injuries and enable healthcare professionals to practice trauma nursing and emergency procedures. Other models, like the Intramuscular Injection Model and High Fidelity Simulation Model, contribute to comprehensive clinical skill training.
For specialized areas of medical practice, there are specific models available. These include the Advanced Maternity Examination Model, which aids in training for obstetric and gynecological skills, and the Diagnostic Skills models, such as the Abdominal Palpation Model and Lumbar Puncture Training Model. These models help healthcare professionals develop proficiency in various diagnostic procedures.
The use of advanced technology in these models, such as the Electronic CPR Manikin and Simulated Cricoid Membrane, enables training in advanced life support techniques like ACLS (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support) and CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation). Similarly, the Human Patient Simulator and the Full Body CPR Manikin provide comprehensive training in resuscitation and emergency care.
In addition to procedural skills, there are models designed to enhance knowledge of human anatomy and physiology. Examples include the Anatomy Nose Nasal Cavity Model, Human Stomach Anatomy Model, and Anatomical Liver Model. These models enable a deeper understanding of specific body systems and aid in the development of internal technology skills.
To address the training needs of various healthcare professionals, there are specialized models available for different areas of practice. These include the Traumatic Pneumothorax Model for respiratory care, the Practice Suturing Leg Model for surgical skills, and the Vein Recognition Model for pediatric care.
Overall, these medical training models and manikins play a crucial role in enhancing the skills and knowledge of healthcare professionals. By providing a realistic and immersive training experience, they contribute to improving patient safety and ensuring high-quality healthcare delivery.
Features：
1. Elder arm, life like texture, realistic blood vessels
2. Accurate anatomical structure, include cephalic vein,
basilic vein, median cubital vein, median antebrachial
vein, etc.
3. Venipuncture
ㅤ① Intravenous injection, infusion, blood collection,
blood transfusion etc.
ㅤ② Realistic feedback, blood backflow
4. Skin and vessel are replaceable
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