Child training leg for intraosseous infusion and femoral access

Skills station for intraosseous infusion and femoral access in children

This training leg is mounted on a stand for use as an independent skills station for two paediatric procedures: intraosseous infusion and femoral vascular access.

For intraosseous infusion practice, the model has palpable landmarks including the patella, tibia and tibial tuberosity, replaceable bones and skin, and a pressurised system that allows fluid to be aspirated.

For femoral access, the leg has a palpable arterial pulse, flashback of blood-like fluid from a pressurised venous system and a replaceable injection pad. The leg is articulated so that it can be positioned correctly.

Applications

• Paediatric intraosseous infusion
• Femoral vein and artery puncture
• Identifying anatomical landmarks

Specifications

• Mounted on a stand
• Articulated leg for correct positioning
• Replaceable bones, skin and injection pad
• Weight: 9 kg

Scope of delivery

• Training leg on stand
• Case

Training model for education and skills training – not intended for the care or treatment of humans or animals.