Electronic IV Hand Venipuncture Training Model | INNORKOM

This model includes mainly vein used for IV injection, blood transfusion and other puncture practices. Alarm system included.

Equipped with an electronic feedback system, the model offers immediate confirmation of proper needle insertion, helping learners refine their skills through interactive practice. Its realistic blood circulation simulation and multiple puncture sites allow for diverse training scenarios, making it an essential tool for improving IV access techniques in a controlled and risk-free environment.

Features:

1. Electronic Feedback System – Detects proper needle insertion and provides real-time feedback via visual or auditory cues.
2. Simulated Blood Circulation – Includes a built-in pump that mimics real blood flow, enhancing realism for IV insertion training.
3. Lifelike Skin and Veins – The model is made of soft, durable materials that replicate human skin and subcutaneous layers, providing realistic needle resistance.

The Electronic IV Hand Venipuncture Training Model serves as an essential educational tool for developing and improving intravenous access techniques. It allows learners to:

• Practice IV Cannulation and Venipuncture safely before performing procedures on real patients.
• Recognize Correct Needle Placement through electronic feedback and simulated blood return.
• Improve Hand Stability and Precision in IV insertion techniques.

Benefits:

1. Enhances Training Accuracy – Immediate electronic feedback helps learners correct their technique in real time.
2. Improves Patient Safety – Reduces the risk of errors and complications when performing venipuncture on real patients.
3. Increases Confidence – Provides a safe environment for repetitive practice, improving proficiency and confidence.

• Medical and Nursing Education – Essential for medical students, nursing trainees, and healthcare professionals to develop venipuncture skills.
• Hospital and Clinical Training Programs – Used for continuous skill improvement and competency assessments.
• Emergency Medical Training (EMS) – Helps paramedics and first responders practice IV insertion techniques.

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