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Intraosseous Leg, ALS Baby 83200

Laerdal

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83200
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For use with

  • Laerdal®ALS Baby™
  • Laerdal Intraosseous Trainer
  • Resusci Baby QCPR
The Intraosseous Leg, ALS Baby (Item #83200) is a specialized replacement part crafted for the Laerdal ALS Baby manikin, an advanced training tool for infant resuscitation and emergency care. This anatomically accurate intraosseous (IO) leg enhances the ALS Baby’s capabilities, allowing healthcare professionals, educators, and students to practice critical intraosseous access techniques on a lifelike three-month-old infant model.
 
Constructed from durable, high-quality materials, the Intraosseous Leg replicates the realistic feel and resistance of infant bone and tissue, providing an authentic simulation of IO needle insertion and infusion. Designed for seamless integration with the ALS Baby manikin, it supports training in emergency scenarios where rapid vascular access is essential, such as during CPR or severe trauma management. The replaceable design ensures longevity and cost-effectiveness, making it ideal for repeated use in individual practice or group training sessions.
 
Perfect for mastering advanced life support (ALS) skills, the Intraosseous Leg, ALS Baby 83200 complements the manikin’s features, including airway management, pulse simulation, and 4-lead ECG monitoring. This component empowers users to build confidence and proficiency in pediatric emergency procedures, preparing them for real-world infant care challenges.
Note: Compatible exclusively with the Laerdal ALS Baby manikin. Consult the Directions for Use for installation, maintenance, and IO needle compatibility details.
 

Enhance your infant CPR training with the Intraosseous Leg 83200—a replacement part for ALS Baby manikins, designed to simulate realistic intraosseous infusion procedures during emergency resuscitation training.

Why replace the intraosseous leg?

After frequent use, the intraosseous leg component may experience wear, diminishing its functionality. Replacing this part ensures that your manikin continues to provide accurate training for intraosseous access and infusion, which is critical for advanced resuscitation practices.

Key features & benefits

Feature Training advantage
Realistic intraosseous access Allows students to practice inserting intraosseous needles for medication delivery in emergencies, providing lifelike training.
OEM replacement Designed specifically for ALS Baby manikins to maintain accuracy and performance during training.
Durable and flexible Made from high-quality materials that ensure consistent use and longevity during CPR training sessions.
Easy to install Quickly replace the old intraosseous leg with the new one, minimizing downtime between classes.
Hygienic and easy to clean Can be easily wiped down with standard disinfectants, keeping the manikin sanitary and ready for use.

Ideal users

  • CPR instructors teaching advanced resuscitation techniques like intraosseous infusion

  • Training centers specializing in pediatric emergency response and infant CPR

  • Healthcare, EMS, and emergency response programs focusing on advanced life support for infants

Specifications

  • Part number: 83200

  • Material: Durable, latex-free synthetic material

  • Compatibility: ALS Baby manikins (all generations)

  • Cleaning: Wipe down with approved manikin disinfectants and air dry after each use

How to replace the intraosseous leg

  1. Open the torso of the ALS Baby manikin.

  2. Remove the old intraosseous leg component.

  3. Insert the new Intraosseous Leg 83200 into place, ensuring it is securely connected.

  4. Reassemble the manikin and verify the functionality of the new leg for intraosseous access.

With the Intraosseous Leg 83200, your ALS Baby manikin can continue to simulate realistic, advanced resuscitation practices, allowing trainees to gain hands-on experience with intraosseous infusion in emergency settings.

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