Advanced IV training arm designed for practicing venipuncture, IV insertion, blood draws, and injection techniques.

The Advanced Venipuncture and Injection Arm provides complete venous access for training in IV therapy, phlebotomy, and medication administration. The trainer features an extensive 8-line vascular system, allowing students to practice venipuncture at both primary and secondary venous access locations, including starting IVs and introducing over-the-needle IV catheters.

Soft, flexible fingers and wrist movement help learners develop proper positioning and manipulation skills during procedures. The replaceable skin rolls as veins are palpated, and a discernible“pop” sensation is felt when entering the vein to help reinforce proper venipuncture technique.

Intramuscular injections can be performed in the deltoid muscle, enhanced by soft lifelike skin and natural bony landmarks that assist with correct site identification. Intradermal injection sites in the upper arm allow learners to practice injection technique and produce realistic skin welts when using distilled water.

Key Features

• Simplified setup with one external fluid bag supplying artificial blood to all veins simultaneously
• Extensive 8-line vascular system supporting multiple venipuncture sites
• Practice venipuncture, IV insertion, and blood draws
• Supports intramuscular and intradermal injection training
• Replaceable skin rolls during palpation for realistic vein identification
•Discernible “pop” sensation when entering the vein
• Soft, lifelike skin designed for durability and repeated training use
•Flexible fingers and wrist movement help develop manipulation skills

Venous Access Sites

Hand veins
• Dorsal metacarpal vein
• Digital vein
• Thumb vein

Antecubital region
• Median cephalic vein
• Median basilic vein
• Median cubital vein

Additional venous access
• Basilic vein
• Cephalic vein
• Accessory cephalic vein
• Median antebrachial vein

Injection Training

•Intramuscular injection site in the deltoid muscle with anatomical landmarks
•Intradermal injection sites located in the upper arm
• Intradermal injections using distilled water produce characteristic skin welts

Ideal For

• Nursing education programs
• EMS training programs
• Phlebotomy training programs
• Clinical skills labs
• IV therapy and vascular access training