PICCLineMan System – PLM-10
Outline
PICCLineMan is a Peripheral Inserted Central Catheter (PICC) training solution that allows medical professionals to train using real-time ultrasound guidance during catheter placement. This PICC line trainer offers the best value with durable tissues that will endure repeated use. Studies have shown that standardized PICC line training can result in medical error reduction. As the importance of medical simulation becomes more and more evident, PICCLineMan offers a cost-effective method to improve patient safety.
Palpable Landmarks |
- Antecubital Fossa
- Clavicle
- Sternum
- 1st-4th intercostal space
Skill Development |
- Peripherally Inserted Catheterization using Basilic, Brachial, or Cephalic Veins
- Using ultrasound guidance during catheter placement
- Palpable anatomic landmarks clinically relevant for measuring catheter length
- Multiple X-Rays provided to support student’s pathway in predicting optimum SVC tip position
Features and Benefits |
- Excellent for ultrasound guided peripheral venous access hands-on training
- Anatomically correct human torso and partial right arm at 90 degree angle with landmarks
- Differentiates arterial and venous blood to show positive or negative results
- Median Nerve is visible under ultrasound and adds realism in brachial vein accessÂ
- Self-sealing veins and skin for multiple cannulations Replaceable tissue sets allow for multiple uses
- Arterial pulse and proper landmarks are present to help avoid and detect errors
Product Code: PLM-10
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