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:
Our K-9 Pulse trainer definitely “has legs”. It is affordable yet practical in the simplest laboratory setting.
Elegantly simple – this model is built for performing proper endotracheal placement. The ET tube either goes correctly into the trachea or wrongly into the esophagus
Train on venipuncture and vascular access skills with our Canine Leg Vascular Access Simulator.