The soft silicon of this buttocks model feels similar to real skin, including an epidermis layer, muscular layer, and skeletal frame, but will leave no needle marks. Practice ventrogluteal and dorsogluteal site injection and drug injection on either side of the buttocks. A mechanical pump drains injected liquid automatically. Animated videos, guidelines for injection, and a display of the position and depth of the injection helps users learn proper techniques. The evaluation mode allows objective evaluation of injection procedures and injecting manners.

Automatically implements spontaneous breathing, carotid pulse beating, and pupillary reflex. The maximum compression depth of 2-3/4" (7 cm) is deeper than standard, allowing students to practice as if the situation was real. Ergonomic design features a human-like sternum. The user-friendly interface allows you to set the CPR guideline and situation, change the state of simulator in real-time, and save and print analysis data. Real electric shock is possible with defibrillator/AED device. Displays various ECG signals.

Practice intravenous injection on the basilic, cephalic, median cubital, and metacarpal veins. Skin and venous wall resistance is similar to that of a real arm. Skin pad is composed of epidermis, subcutaneous fat, and vein, and is easy to install and replace. Blood flow rate is also comparable to that of a real human. The pump drive will not allow students to feel blood pressure on the vein or hear noise from the motor. Includes left arm, skin pad with vein tube, pump drive for supplying blood, stand, blood bottle, plastic bottle, power adapter (9V DC), battery holder, and storage bag.

Painted to realistically display the muscle origins in red and muscle insertions in blue. Each muscle is accurately painted and numbered. Joints can be moved to demonstrate natural movement. The legs, arms, and skull are also moveable. The mandible can open and close using hinges with springs to study the jaw, which features a full set of teeth and three removable teeth. Carefully cast in durable molding with natural color plastic and mounted on a metal stand with wheels. Diagram included. 66" H.

Use for teaching, training, competency testing, and skills assessment in caring for patients with this condition. The following conditions are represented: venous ulcer, cellulitis, stasis dermatitis, varicose veins, hemosiderin staining, vasculitis, lipodermatosclerosis, calciphylaxis, pyoderma gangrenosum, healed foot ulcer, fungal thickened toenails, maceration, diabetic ulcer, atrophie blanche, pitting edema, and reticular and telangiectasia veins. The model can also be used as a teaching tool and practice leg for clinicians learning about/practicing compression wrapping.