A convenient, cost-effective, and sanitary solution for training.

A dramatic new training aid designed to demonstrate and simulate the intraosseous infusion procedure. Students will be able to learn and practice, with incredible accuracy and realism, a procedure which has been difficult to simulate in the past.
Prior to the Intraosseous Infusion Simulator, educators resorted to unsanitary chicken and turkey bones as teaching aids.

• Realistically teaches a procedure which has been difficult to simulate—until now
• Replacement bones and skins extend the life of the simulator indefinitely
• Four sided “bones” can be punctured several times…on each side
• Three palpable landmarks—patella, tibia, and tibial tuberosity—located in each leg.
• Simulator makes aspiration possible in both legs.

This simulator is also very cost-effective, with inexpensive multi-use replacement “bones” and skins able to extend the life of the simulator indefinitely. Use a 15-gauge needle during simulation. The simulated bones used in the model are designed with four sides; each side may be punctured several times(more...)