Access to the jugular vein is a common procedure in veterinary medicine and is often used for a variety of purposes, such as administering drugs, fluids, obtaining blood samples or performing certain diagnostic tests.
GENERAL:
Access to the jugular vein is a common procedure in veterinary medicine and is often used for a variety of purposes, such as administering drugs, fluids, obtaining blood samples or performing certain diagnostic tests.
Access to the jugular vein is a common procedure in veterinary medicine and is often used for a variety of purposes, such as administering drugs, fluids, obtaining blood samples or performing certain diagnostic tests.
GENERAL:
Acupuncture figure of the cow with representation of the acupuncture points, musculature and internal organs
Our K-9 Pulse trainer definitely “has legs”. It is affordable yet practical in the simplest laboratory setting.
Specifically built to teach the drawing of blood and performing of injections, our Canine IV Trainer is the perfect pedagogical tool for this purpose.