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Pediatric ALS Trainer Replacement I/O Bone And Blood Capsules 12 Pk, 101-092
Pediatric ALS Trainer Replacement I/O Bone And Blood Capsules 12 Pk, 101-092
$267.95
- Medex SKU:
- NSC-101-092
- Packing Info:
- 12/Pack
- Usually Ships:
- 3 - 5 Business Days
Description
Key Features:
I/O Access Training: The primary function of this product is to simulate intraosseous access, which is a medical procedure used to inject fluids and medications directly into the bone marrow when intravenous access is not feasible. This is a crucial skill for emergency medical services, especially in pediatric cases where IV access can be challenging.
Realistic Simulation: The package includes synthetic bones designed to mimic the density and texture of human bone. Trainees can use a specialized I/O needle to puncture the bone and access the marrow cavity, just as they would in a real-world scenario.
Blood Capsule Integration: The kit includes blood capsules with simulated blood. When a trainee successfully accesses the bone marrow cavity, they can then aspirate the simulated blood, which provides immediate feedback and confirms proper placement of the I/O needle.
Consumable and Replaceable: The I/O bones are a consumable part of the manikin's training system. The 12-pack provides a sufficient supply for a training session with multiple students or for repeated practice by an individual student.
Compatibility: This product is specifically designed to fit the Simulaids Pediatric ALS Trainer. It is essential to use the correct replacement bones and capsules to ensure a proper fit and that the manikin functions as intended.
Uses:
The Pediatric ALS Trainer Replacement I/O Bone and Blood Capsules are an essential accessory for:
Advanced Life Support (ALS) Training: It is a core component of ALS and other advanced training programs that require a high level of proficiency in emergency medical procedures.
EMS and Paramedic Training: First responders and paramedics use these to practice the I/O procedure, a life-saving skill for critically ill or injured pediatric patients.
Medical and Nursing Education: It is used in medical schools and nursing programs to teach students how to handle difficult emergency situations and perform advanced procedures.