Life/form® Advanced Venipuncture and Injection Arm with IV Arm Circulation Pump - Light Skin
Training arm provides complete venous access for IV therapy and phlebotomy, plus sites for intramuscular and intradermalinjections. Manufactured using a quality management system certified as being in conformity with ISO 9001 and ISO 13485.An extensive 8-line vascular system allows students to practice venipuncture at all primary and secondary locations,including starting IVs and introducing over-the-needle IV catheters. The venous system simplifies setup with only oneexternal fluid bag supplying artificial blood to all veins simultaneously.
The dorsal surface of the handincludes injectable metacarpal, digital, and thumb veins. The antecubital fossa includes the median cephalic, medianbasilic, and median cubital veins. Venipuncture can also be performed along the basilic, cephalic, accessory cephalic,and median antebrachial veins. Intramuscular injections may be performed in the deltoid muscle and intradermal injectionsites are located in the upper arm. Intramuscular injections into the deltoid muscle are enhanced by the soft, lifelikeskin and by the natural bony landmarks in the region. Intradermal injections using distilled water will createcharacteristic skin welts at designated sites on the upper arm.
The included IV arm circulation pump offers a continuous flow of blood in a semi-closed system.
ThisAdvanced Venipuncture and Injection Arm
Includes:
- two pint bottles with simulated blood powder,
- three fluid supply bags with pinch clamps,
- 2-oz. bottle of intradermal sealant,
- 3 cc syringe with needle,
- 12 cc syringe with needle,
- 22-gauge needle,
- infusion butterfly,
- latex adapter,
- pinch clamp,
- power adapter,
- battery power adapter,
- tubing assembly,
- pump tube replacement,
- tubing adapters.
- Instruction manual
- Hard carry case
- Five-year warranty.
- Fluid supply stand not included.
Made in USA by Nasco Healthcare and sold by GTSimulators.
GTSimulators by Global Technologies
Nasco Authorized Dealer.
