Ultrasound Guided IV Access Arm System Training Package

IVA-1011-L

The Simulab Ultrasound Guided IV Access Arm System Training Package is an anatomically correct task trainer for Peripheral Intravenous Cannulation and Peripheral Line Placement.

The ultrasound-compatible model represents an extended right arm and includes palpable and ultrasoundable anatomy. Simulab has brought its superior soft-tissue and ultrasoundable tissue technology to this new task trainer. It was built to provide a realistic training experience, in a durable easy-to-use system that makes changing vessels simple.

The training package includes additional replaceable... Read More

The Simulab Ultrasound Guided IV Access Arm System Training Package is an anatomically correct task trainer for Peripheral Intravenous Cannulation and Peripheral Line Placement.

The ultrasound-compatible model represents an extended right arm and includes palpable and ultrasoundable anatomy. Simulab has brought its superior soft-tissue and ultrasoundable tissue technology to this new task trainer. It was built to provide a realistic training experience, in a durable easy-to-use system that makes changing vessels simple.

The training package includes additional replaceable parts to get you started!

Available in Light, Medium and Dark tones.

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Ultrasound Guided IV Access Arm System Training Package

  • Ultrasound Guided IV Access Arm System (IVA-1001) Light, Medium or Dark
  • Additional IV Access Arm Replaceable Tissue (IVAT-10)
  • Additional ten-pack of replaceable vessels (VA-RVP-10)
  • Additional replaceable muscle (IV-RV-10)
  • Additional simulated fluid (MA-16)

 

 

Ultrasound Guided IV Access Arm System Package

  • Easy to change replaceable tissues
  • Tactile feel during needle insertion
  • Realistic arterial pulse
  • Fluid feedback for confirmation of vascular access
  • Portable trainer and built to be easy to set up, store, and maintain

 

 

Ultrasound Guided IV Access Arm System Package

  • Practice both blind and ultrasound-guided peripheral IV access
  • Identification of the brachial artery, basilic, cephalic, and median cubital vein under ultrasound.
  • Practice peripheral IV access and full catherization.

 

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