This trainer for mastering intravenous injection skills with deep vein placement is a high-quality educational tool for training healthcare professionals. Thanks to its features, it provides realistic conditions for practicing complex venipuncture techniques, helping to improve the qualifications and professional skills of students, interns, and professional healthcare workers. With the ability to be reused multiple times and high-quality materials, this trainer becomes a cost-effective solution for training and practical practice of intravenous injections.

Key Features:

1. Deep Vein Placement:
   • Contains two veins located 7 mm deep from the epidermis, which is deeper than in the "Advanced" trainer.
   • This placement provides realistic learning conditions, simulating the anatomical features of deep veins.
2. Realistic Procedure Execution:
   • The silicone surface of the trainer and foam layer simulate human skin, providing sensations close to real during palpation and needle insertion.
   • The design includes arm fixation, adding realism during training.
   • The protective plate prevents needle injuries, ensuring safety during training.
3. Ease of Use:
   • The trainer is easy to prepare for use in just a few minutes.
   • The non-slip bottom surface ensures the stability of the trainer, allowing it to be used independently (without a partner) on the table.
4. Reusable:
   • The veins of the trainer withstand a large number of punctures, making it cost-effective for training.
   • The durability of materials ensures long-term use without loss of quality.

Complete Set:

• Trainer.
• Strap for fixing the trainer on the arm.
• Ampoule with blood simulator.

Skills:

1. Vein Palpation:
   • Mastering the skills of locating and palpating deeply located veins, which are difficult to access for simple venipunctures.
2. Antiseptic Treatment:
   • Practicing aseptic techniques for treating the venipuncture site to prevent infectious complications.
3. Venipuncture Procedure:
   • Mastering the technique of inserting the needle into a deeply located vein at the correct angle.