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Pediatric ALS Trainer Replacement Arm/Hand Skins Pk 2, 101-094

$106.95
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Medex SKU:
NSC-101-094
Packing Info:
2/Pack
Usually Ships:
3 - 5 Business Days

Description

Key Features:

  • Replacement Part: This product is designed to replace the outer skin of the manikin's arms and hands. The skins are a wearable part of the manikin and are subject to wear and tear from frequent use, especially with IV insertion and blood draw training.

  • Realistic Feel and Anatomy: The skins are molded to provide a realistic texture and anatomical appearance, which is crucial for training. They are designed to accommodate various training exercises, including IV insertion, wound care, and patient handling, enhancing the overall training experience.

  • Durable and Reusable (for multiple students): While the skins are designed for eventual replacement, they are built to be durable enough for repeated use within a training day or for multiple classes. This makes them a cost-effective solution for instructors.

  • Compatibility: This product is specifically designed to fit the Simulaids Pediatric ALS Trainer. It is essential to use the correct replacement part to ensure a proper fit and that the manikin remains fully functional.

  • Convenient Packaging: The 2-pack provides a sufficient supply for instructors who need to conduct frequent training sessions or who have multiple manikins.

Uses:

The Pediatric ALS Trainer Replacement Arm/Hand Skins are an essential accessory for:

  • Advanced Life Support (ALS) Training: They are a core component for training healthcare professionals, paramedics, and EMTs on pediatric patient care.

  • IV and Phlebotomy Training: These skins are especially useful for training on venipuncture and IV insertion, as the realistic feel helps students develop proper technique.

  • Trauma and Rescue Training: The durable nature of the skins makes them suitable for simulating patient handling, transport, and management of various arm and hand injuries.

  • Maintaining Training Standards: By replacing worn-out arm and hand skins, instructors can ensure that the manikin continues to provide a realistic and effective training experience for students.