Simple and easy to use, Life/form Venipuncture and Injection Training Arms are the ideal way to teach venipuncture and injection techniques including starting IVs and introducing Over the Needle IV catheters. This simulator ends your problem of finding willing volunteers, and helps to avoid patient injury and liability while the students are learning new procedures. Realism begins with fine detail - right down to the fingerprints. But most important is the realistic feeling of puncture through the vinyl skin and latex veins. The skin actually rolls as you palpate the vein and the characteristic pop can be felt as the needle penetrates the vein. Veins are accessible at the antecubital fossa, along the forearm, and at the back of the hand, making it possible to practice venipuncture at any of the common sites. Practice of intramuscular injection is equally realistic. A foam pad simulates muscle tissue, and the boundaries are identified by natural bonelike landmarks.

Life/form Venipuncture and Injection Arms are designed with replaceable skins and veins. Complete replacement skin kits are available and easy to use. To extend the life of each skin/vein set, an aerosol sealant is available to seal punctures in the tubing and prevent leakage. Includes a Life/form arm with skin, 22 gauge needle, butterfly set, infusion set, 3 cc syringe, 12 cc syringe, one pint Life/form blood, fluid supply bags, instruction manual, and soft carry case. Fluid supply stand not included. Five-year warranty.

Life/form Venipuncture and Injection Training Arm Features:

• Life/form realism
• Realistic flashback
• Replaceable skins and veins
• Intramuscular injection site
• Complete with fingerprints
• Fluid supply stand not included
• 5 year warranty

Includes a Life/form arm with skin, 22 gauge needle, butterfly set, infusion set, 3 cc syringe, 12 cc syringe, one pint Life/form blood, fluid supply bags, instruction manual, and soft carry case.

CAUTION: Use only Life/form Replacements. Do not use Conventional Latex Tubing. This will cause malfunction of the simulator.