Intramuscular injection simulators
Doctors, nurses and paramedics all need to know how to give injections to patients. Injections and needle insertion need to be carried out safely and in a clean environment, all while not causing discomfort to the patient.
We supply a complete range of injection simulators, including intramuscular injection simulators. These simulators give medical and nursing students an opportunity to practice their skills and build their confidence before moving onto injecting actual patients.
Click on the links below to find out more about our extensive collection of injection simulators, trainers and accessories. If you aren’t sure which injection simulator is the most suitable for your needs, our specialist team will be happy to offer advice.
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Best-Selling IV Training Arms (3)
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Adult Venepuncture and Injection Training Arm (6)
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Advanced Four-Vein Venepuncture Training Aid (1)
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Advanced IV Injection Hand (5)
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Advanced Venepuncture and Injection Arm (6)
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Arterial Puncture Injection Arms (8)
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BT Inc Intradermal/Subcutaneous Injection Trainer (2)
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BT Inc Intramuscular Injection Simulator (2)
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BT Inc Intravenous Injection Trainer (4)
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Canine IV (4)
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Central Venous Cannulation Simulator (7)
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Child Intraosseous Infusion/Femoral Access Leg (3)
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Diabetic Injection Pad (1)
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Haemodialysis Practice Arm (8)
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Heart Catheterisation Simulator (2)
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Injection Training Models (4)
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Intradermal Injection Simulator (1)
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Intramuscular Injection Simulator (2)
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IV Arms Injection & Venepuncture (49)
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IV Injection Hand & Arm (14)
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MedicSkin IV Arm
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Paediatric Injectable Training Arm (3)
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Paediatric Injection Head (3)
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Paediatric Lumbar Puncture Simulator (2)
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PALS IV Arm, Infant CRiSis Manikin (1)
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PALS IV Leg, Infant CRiSis Manikin (1)
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Pericardiocentesis Simulator (5)
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Peter PICC Line (1)
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Portable IV Hand & Arm Trainer (6)
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Spinal Injection Simulators (11)
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Venatech IM & SubQ Simulator (5)
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Venatech IV Injection Trainer (4)
Intravenous injections and IVs
Intravenous injections or infusions are often known as IVs. This is when a catheter is inserted into a patient’s vein to deliver medication straight into the bloodstream. The medication is contained in a bag on a stand. An IV pump regulates the amount of medicine that is delivered to the patient in any given time period.
IVs are used in a variety of different circumstances where it is essential to give medication to a patient on a regular basis. IV lines are used to administer pain medication, provide blood transfusions and help patients recover from dehydration and lost fluids.
Long term medical treatment such as chemotherapy may require a central venous catheter like a PICC line or implanted port to be used instead.
Medical professionals need to know how to insert IV lines safely to prevent the risk of infection and vein damage. In addition, air embolisms and blood clots can be potential risks that also need to be avoided.