Standard Venipuncture Arm (Light Skin Tone)

Overview

• Vein structures are now modular with a separate ACF vein and Metacarpal Vein, allowing for replacement of individual parts
• New and improved skin-locking system (patent pending) improves arm re-skinning after replacing a vein module
• New vein gripping system allows for easy re-fitting and positioning of veins
• Veins are palpable with realistic haptics for accurate clinical use
• Infusion tube allows for intravenous fluids to be administered
• Improved, gravity blood system

Realism

• Arm provides a realistic blood flashback upon insertion of needle
• Improved arm skin offers a more realistic look and feel
• Veins in the metacarpal & ACF modules are palpable
• Realistic representation of the antecubital fossa (SCF) and metacarpal regions
• Gripping systems secures veins in a true-to-life position

Versatility

• Arm is compatible with vacuum blood collection systems, needles & syringe, and IV cannulas
• Extended tubing allows for extra maneuverability in the classroom for use with a simulated patient

Cleaning

• Flush liquid from the vein and fluid system before storing your product
• Clean the skin surface with a damp soft cloth, using warm water and mild detergent
• Allow skin to thoroughly dry before storing

Safety

• Only use Concentrated Venous Blood supplied with the arms, or product numbers 00020 & 00021, other fluids may weaken or damage the venipuncture simulator
• Use water-based lubricant to fit arm skin over the venipuncture arm base
• Veins contain latex, however, these are covered by the silicone arm skin during procedures

Simulated Patient

• Suitable for use with a simulated patient to test communication skills

Anatomy

Sites for peripheral venous cannulation

• Dorsal metacarpal vein in the hand
• Antecubital Fossa (ACF) vein in the arm

Metacarpal Vein Module anatomy 

• Basilic vein 
• Cephalic vein 
• Dorsal metacarpal veins 

ACF Vein Module anatomy 

• Basilic vein 
• Cephalic vein 
• Median cubital vein