Overview
The Gaumard® Pediatric Training Arms are designed to provide a realistic and versatile platform for teaching intravenous (IV) and arterial access skills across different pediatric age groups: 5-Year, 1-Year, and Newborn. These training arms are equipped with features that simulate real-life scenarios for medical training purposes.
5-Year Pediatric IV and Arterial Access Training Arm (S405.100)- Includes a control box, blood dispensing bag, accessories, power supply, and user manual.
- Features a realistic arterial and venous network with adjustable pulse strength and rate (0 - 180 BPM).
- Allows for palpable radial and brachial pulses, various venipuncture techniques, and arterial access.
- Supports IM and Sub-Q injections, humeral IO access, and continuous infusion.
- Equipped with an external blood reservoir, rotatable arm and shoulder, and easily replaceable veins and arteries.
- Made with lifelike, latex-free skin and an articulating wrist for palmar flexion.
1-Year Pediatric IV and Arterial Access Training Arm (S406.100)- Similar package contents as the 5-Year model.
- Includes realistic arterial and venous network with adjustable pulse strength and rate.
- Facilitates palpable radial and brachial pulses, ulnar and cubital venipuncture, and arterial access.
- Supports IM injections and humeral IO access with continuous infusion.
- Features an external blood reservoir, rotatable arm and shoulder, and replaceable veins and arteries.
- Constructed with lifelike, latex-free skin and an articulating wrist.
Newborn IV and Arterial Access Training Arm (S408.100)- Includes a control box, blood dispensing bag, accessories, power supply, and user manual.
- Offers a realistic arterial and venous network with adjustable pulse strength and rate.
- Provides palpable radial and brachial pulses, ulnar and cubital venipuncture, and arterial access.
- Features an external blood reservoir, easily replaceable veins and arteries, and lifelike, latex-free skin.
- Includes an articulating wrist and allows for transillumination for vein access.
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