Practi-Ondansetron (2 mL) for clinical training. Practi-Ondansetron simulates 4 mg/2 mL of ondansetron (Zofran) which blocks serotonin and is used in controlling postoperative nausea and vomiting. Practi-Ondansetron contains distilled water and is manikin safe!
Teach Your Students:
- Realistic and authentic practice of ondansetron (Zofran) drug calculation and administration
- Small vial handling dexterity techniques
- Aseptic precautions specific to small vials
- Small vial air pressure changes / air replacement technique
- Multiple small dose calculations
- Fractional dosage measurement
Complete the simulated experience by using Wallcur's durable Practi-Injecta Pad.
(Practi-Ondansetron can be found in the Arthur Harris Practi-Pack #804AH, the Cooper Madison Practi-Pack #807CM, the Ricky Alvarez Practi-Pack #808RA and the Becca Roberts Practi-Pack #809BR.)
Qt: 40
NOT FOR HUMAN OR ANIMAL USE. FOR TRAINING PURPOSES ONLY.
The Practi-Ondansetron (for training) 453ZF is a high-quality simulated medication vial created to help healthcare students and professionals practice the preparation and administration of ondansetron, a commonly used antiemetic. Designed to mimic the appearance and labeling of real ondansetron injections, this non-medicated vial provides a realistic and safe learning experience for clinical training environments.
Filled with sterile distilled water and free from active ingredients, the 453ZF allows learners to develop key skills such as vial handling, dosage calculation, syringe preparation, and IV or IM administration techniques. It is ideal for teaching the protocols involved in managing nausea and vomiting in surgical, oncology, and emergency care settings.
Perfect for use in simulation labs, classroom demonstrations, and competency assessments, the Practi-Ondansetron 453ZF helps reinforce medication safety, accuracy, and confidence in antiemetic therapy.
Incorporate the Practi-Ondansetron (for training) 453ZF into your healthcare training program to provide realistic, hands-on experience with antiemetic medication administration.
