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Ultrassist 12-Spot Intradermal Injection Training Mini Pad for Nurse

Name: Ultrassist 12-Spot Intradermal Injection Training Mini Pad for Nurse
Brand: Ultrassist
SKU: UA02001
Price: 14.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (18 reviews)

Vendor: Ultrassist

$14.99 USD

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The skin-like ID injection pad with 12 simulated spots is one of the most affordable pads for intradermal injection training. Portable for students and nurses to practice anywhere.

Features:

Ideal Silicone Injection Pad Model for Nurses: Complete intradermal injection trainer provides realistic training/practicing experience.

Best Educational ID Model for Medical Students: designed to simulate skin wheal, bleb, small blisters or skin welt when intradermal injection is correctly performed.

Artificial Skin-like Layer: Silicone skin mimics the realistic feel of a real injection.

Easy to Use: 12 injection spots can be repeated use if treated carefully.

Note: The Needle shown in the picture is not included.

Specifications:

SKU: UA02001
Brand: Ultrassist
Material: food-grade non-smelly silicone
Pad size: 3.82 x 3.11 x 0.38inch
Package Dimensions: ‎ 5.63 x 5.04 x 0.47 inches; 3.25 Ounces
Injection practice spots: 12
Application: Intradermal injection training

What you get: intradermal injection practice pad x 1

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Why choose it?

The simulator is a better substitute for fruit, trotters or a real arm for practicing intradermal injections.

Incorrect ID Injection Injury

Injecting the needle too deep will lead to leakage to the subcutaneous layer (fat layer).
Injecting the needle too shallow will cause leakage to the outside of the skin.
Injecting the needle properly will form a characteristic skin welt.

The currently used Mantoux technique requires a high amount of training and is difficult to standardize.

Wide Application

Ultrassist ID Injection Model is a better practice object for future doctors or nurses. It is widely used in teaching demonstrations in social training institutions, clinics, hospitals, medical schools, nursing and midwifery schools, and health schools.