●Weight: Approx. 2.3kg
●Case size: W69×D39×H19cm
●Accessories: Vascular tunneler, Baby powder, Measuring cup, Storage case
●Approved by: Dr Yoko Tsukamoto, Department of Clinical Nursing, School of Nursing & Social Services, Health Sciences University of Hokkaido
Department of Gerontological Nursing/Wound Care Management, Division of Health Sciences and Nursing, Graduate School of Medicine, University of Tokyo, Dr Hiromi Sanada, Dr Koichi Yabunaka
Features
1 Learning upper arm PICC method using the ultrasound guide
Has a built-in ulnar vein. A series of related tasks, from vein identification to catheter retention, can be carried out using color Doppler imaging and probe pressure.
2 Puncture traces do not remain in ultrasound images
Even when continuous tasks are carried out or needle puncturing is difficult, the needle point can still be checked accurately because the previous puncturing traces do not remain in the ultrasound images
3 Backflow can be reproduced.
A significant amount of backflow can be generated.
4 Veins and pads can be replaced.
You can replace just the veins and continue training repeatedly until the pad is worn out.
5 Compact size so that training can be carried out anywhere!
Battery-powered, so no electrical outlet is necessary.
Practice
Compatible with the median cubital vein, which is frequently injected!
Venipuncture using ultrasound guide
Guide wire insertion
Dilator insertion
Catheter insertion
Exchangeable parts
Exchangeable veins set of 10
Exchangeable pads
