Intravenous Injection Simulator Hand
Hyper-realistic hand model for the practice of cannulation and venepuncture. Includes fluid supply bag. Latex-free.
Accessible veins include the dorsal, basilic and cephalic.
This IV Hand is ideal for teaching injection, venepuncture, phlebotomy, needle and cannula insertion procedure and also the simulation of ultrasound-guided peripheral venous access.
Features of the CAE Medicor IV Injection Hand:
- Re-seal capacity: needle tracks disappear with minimal damage compared to traditional plastic hands
- Ultrasound scannable for ultrasound-guided intravenous (IV) access
- Blood flashback or “flash” in the flash chamber of the catheter to confirm entry into the blood vessel
- MedicSkin® realistic skin look and feel
- No veins to replace*
- Non-staining
- Hypoallergenic
- Injectable: injections may be performed on the entire product (MedicSkin®)
- Life-like veins on the skin surface are visible and palpable.
*The skins and veins cannot be changed (This trainer will eventually need to be replaced).
MedicSkin®
Every CAE Medicor product features hyper-realistic MedicSkin®. The innovative material offers a high level of durability, as well as being hypoallergenic, resistant to mould, and easy to clean and maintain. With MedicSkin®, needle tracks disappear with minimal damage.
Choose skin colour
All MedicSkin® products are available in a choice of 3 colours. This allows users to adapt the products to the colour of their manikins and task trainers, or use the products with standardised patients of varying ethnicities.
Liquid injection
MedicSkin® products are injectable, meaning the user can inject air into them. If specified, you can inject liquid into task trainers, a special sponge inside the product absorbs the liquid until saturation, easily drain it and rinse with distilled water to avoid mould growth.
Ultrasound
Task trainers with MedicSkin® are ultrasound scannable for sonography simulation. For example, the IV hand can be used for training in ultrasound-guided intravenous (IV) access. (Showing the user the needle or catheter).
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