Training Model for Securing Venous Tract

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<li>Can be used to practice securing an IV line in the median antebrachial vein or the opisthenar</li>
<li>The simulated blood vessels being punvtured completely through.</li>
<li>There are five kinds of disposable, interchangeable simulation blood vessels for setting various scenarios.</li>
<li>Silicone rubber is used in the main parts such as the skins for an appearance and sensation that is similar to that of the human body, enabling realistic practice.</li>
<li>A uniwue structure simulated venous pressure to enable confirmation of venous blood backfolow.<br>* Use a 20G of thinner hypodermic needle.</li>
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<h3>Five kinds of Simulation Veins</h3>
<h4>Standard type</h4>
<p>This is a standard blood vessel. Please confirm the thickness of the blood vessel, the running, and the feel. For the purpose of practicing CPA, there is less vascular wall resistance than there is for ordinary models.</p>
<h4>Narrow type</h4>
<p>The blood vessel is hard to find and secure.<br>* For example, a blood vessel of a young woman.</p>
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<h4>Flat type</h4>
<p>This has the same thickness as standard vessels, but it is flattened so it is easy to pierce with a needle. A vessel practicing CPA.</p>
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<h4>Deep type</h4>
<p>The wall of fat is thick.<br>* For example, a blood vessel of an obese man.</p>
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<h4>Meandering type</h4>
<p>Tension is applied, the blood vessel is stretched and can then be punctured.<br>* For example, a blood vessel of an elderly person.</p>
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