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Ultrassist Intradermal Injection Practice Simulator for Nursing Training

Name: Ultrassist Intradermal Injection Practice Simulator for Nursing Training
Brand: Ultrassist
SKU: UA02018
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (4 reviews)

Vendor: Ultrassist

$39.99 USD

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The Ultrassist Intradermal Injection Arm Simulator is designed in two styles, with palms, and without palms. All of them provide the forearm with injection spots used for intradermal injection training. This one without palm is more lightweight than the one with palm for nursing students or medical professionals to practice intradermal injection on simulated arm and location.

Features:

Features the Whole Forearm for Intradermal Injection Training
58 Intradermal Injection Points Evenly Distributed on the Forearm for Nursing Skills Development
Timely Feedback for Correct Intradermal Injection
Highly-Simulated Injection Arm Texture Close to the Real Skin
Comes with Arm Stand for Easy ID Injection Practice

Specifications:

SKU: UA02018
Brand: Ultrassist
Skin Material: Silicone
Size: 8.46 x 4.13 x 2.1 inches
Net Weight(Arm): 345g
Package Dimensions: 8.94 x 4.57 x 3.78 inches; 14.85 Ounces
Application: Intradermal injection training

What's Included: Intradermal injection arm x1, arm-supported stand x1

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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.