Erler-Zimmer 2018-2019

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1 Intraosseous infusion trainer
This lower body of a six-month-old infant has two intraosseous
injection sites. The bones are connected with a tubing system to
allow aspiration of blood. Supplied with 10 replacement bones,
2 replacement skins and a transport case.
• Ref.no. R10041
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2 Child intraosseous infusion/femoral access leg
The Intraosseous Infusion/Femoral Access Leg is mounted on a stand for use as an independent
skills station. Features for intraosseous infusion practice include: palpable landmarks including
the patella, tibia, and tibial tuberosity; replaceable bones and skin; and a pressurized system to
allow aspiration of fluid.
For femoral access, features include: palpable arterial pulse, realistic flashback from
pressurized venous system, replaceable injection pad, and an articulated leg that allows proper
positioning. 15-gauge intraosseous infusion needle included. Includes case.
Weight: 9 kg
• Ref.no. R10143
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