An intradermal injection trainer, also known as an intradermal injection manikin or simulator, is a medical training device designed to facilitate the practice and skill development of healthcare professionals, students, and trainees in the technique of administering intradermal injections. Intradermal injections are a type of parenteral medication administration that involves delivering medication into the dermal layer of the skin, just below the epidermis (the top layer of the skin).
Realistic Skin Simulation: The trainer's surface mimics the texture and thickness of human skin to provide a lifelike experience.
Visible Dermal Layer: Beneath the surface, there is a visible layer that represents the dermis, where the injection is administered.
Injection Site Recognition: The trainer oen includes specific injection sites marked with anatomical landmarks, such as the forearm or upper arm, where intradermal injections are commonly administered.
Replaceable Skin: The skin surface is typically replaceable to ensure hygiene and durability. Trainees can practice injections on a fresh skin surface for each session.
Visual Feedback: Users can observe the proper intradermal technique, including the correct angle of insertion and the formation of a wheal (a raised bump) in the dermal layer when the injection is performed correctly.
Tactile Feedback: The trainer provides tactile feedback, allowing trainees to feel the resistance of the dermal layer and the sensation of needle insertion.
Needle Insertion and Removal: Trainees practice inserting and withdrawing a needle into the dermal layer, developing the skills required for precise intradermal injections.
Practice with Different Medications: Trainees can simulate the injection of various medicaons commonly administered intradermally, such as tuberculin tests or allergy tests.
Comes with mobile app companion on Android and iOS
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