Arm Model for Intradermal Injections

$62.4- /Piece/Pieces

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Min. Order:	2 Piece/Pieces
Transportation:	Ocean,Air
Port:	SHANGHAI,SHENZHEN

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Product Attributes

Packaging & Delivery

Product Description

Product Attributes

Model No.: EX-NS6017B

Brand: EX

Subject: Medical Science

Species: Manikin

Place Of Origin: China

Packaging & Delivery

Selling Units	:	Piece/Pieces
Package Type	:	canisters

Product Description

The intradermal injection arm refers to a specific technique of administering medication or vaccines into the dermis, the layer of skin that lies just below the epidermis. This technique involves injecting the medication into the superficial layers of the skin, typically at a shallow angle.

The purpose of intradermal injections is to have a more localized effect compared to other routes of administration, such as intramuscular or subcutaneous injections. This technique is commonly used for skin testing, such as to diagnose allergies or tuberculosis, or for administering certain vaccines, such as the tuberculosis vaccine (BCG) or the seasonal influenza vaccine.

It is important for healthcare professionals to receive proper training and follow strict guidelines when performing intradermal injections to ensure accuracy and safety.

In medical training, simulators and models play a crucial role in developing and honing various skills. For example, first aid skill training models help individuals learn essential life-saving techniques. Similarly, high fidelity simulation models provide a realistic environment for Trauma Training, allowing healthcare professionals to practice their skills in a controlled setting.

When it comes to injections, healthcare professionals can use intravenous injection arms or intramuscular injection models to practice proper technique and needle insertion. These models, along with full body trauma manikins, allow for comprehensive training in trauma nursing and clinical skills.

Other medical training manikins, such as electronic CPR manikins and full body Cpr Training manikins, are used to simulate emergency scenarios and train individuals in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and advanced cardiac life support (ACLS).

Moreover, specialized models and equipment aid in training for specific procedures and examinations. For instance, cervical traction devices and Neck Exercise Equipment assist in learning neck-related procedures. Tracheal Training models and airway anatomy models help healthcare professionals understand and practice airway management techniques.

In nursing education, human patient simulators and infant obstruction manikins are used to train students in various aspects of patient care. These models provide a realistic representation of patients and allow students to practice procedures like gastric lavage and Vital Sign Simulation.

Overall, the use of these training models and simulators enhances medical education by providing hands-on experience and allowing healthcare professionals to develop and refine their diagnostic and clinical skills. Intradermal Injection Arm

Features：
1. 20 injection spots on sleeve model which can be wore
on arm for practice
2. Intradermal injection
ㅤ①　The needle can be inserted at an Angle of 5°
ㅤ②　Correct operation will have a real reaction,similar to
negative result in skin test
ㅤ③　Allow repeating practice