Child Intraosseous Infusion/Femoral Access Training Leg on Stand

Child Intraosseous Infusion/Femoral Access Training Leg on StandLeg with pressurised system which enables aspiration of fluid and palpable landmarks that can be set up as an independent skills station. This child intraosseous infusion training leg is supplied with a stand so that it can be used as an independent skills station. Features that enhance intraosseous infusion practise include replaceable bones and skin, a pressurised system which enables aspiration of fluid and palpable landmarks such as the tibia,

An female pelvis with sacrum mounted on elastic with L4 and L5 vertebrae and femoral stumps

Lack of prominence in the cranial sites for musculofascial attachment

anatomically correct recreation of a Schwaann cell with a sectioned core

non-anatomical injection training tool for injecting fluids up to 50mm deep

4-part intestinal tract

Ideal for demonstrating veterinary anatomy

The topographical relationships of the torso are presented as differently coloured reliefs on the sectional planes

and the back of the hand

Replacement Small Bottles

This adult "Brad" CPR manikin by simulation experts Simulaids represents a patient in need of CPR

allowing realistic practice of the Sellick maneuver

nasopharyngeal