Use to enhance training of intraosseous infusion procedures using B.I.G.™ and EZ-IO™ devices or almost any other intraosseous infusion devices available. The leg is fluid capable and a blood source is accessible through the injection site. Includes palpable landmarks, replaceable bones and skin, and a pressurized system to allow aspiration of fluid. Included with the simulator are 10 replaceable simulated bones, four replaceable skin pads, simulated blood, lubricating jelly, towels, I/O needle, and syringe with tubing. Five-year warranty.
The Nasco Healthcare Life/form® Adult Intraosseous Infusion Simulator (LF03830) is a high-fidelity training tool engineered for realistic intraosseous (IO) access practice using B.I.G., EZ-IO™, or other needle drill systems. This adult-size leg model features fluid-capable design with an accessible blood reservoir to simulate aspiration feedback during needle placement. Palpable anatomical landmarks aid in proper site identification, and the durable components include replaceable simulated bones and skin pads.
A pressurized fluid system allows learners to aspirate simulated blood, enhancing the realism of procedures. Each simulator ships complete with:
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(10) replaceable simulated bones
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(4) replaceable skin pads
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Simulated blood mix, lubricating jelly, towels
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I/O needle, syringe with tubing
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Hard carry case (as noted by McKesson)
Constructed from vinyl, foam, and rubber, this leg trainer weighs approximately 14 lbs and measures about 26″ × 10″ × 9″. It comes with a five‑year manufacturer’s warranty and is proudly made in the USA by Nasco Healthcare.
Key Features:
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Supports training with popular IO drill systems (B.I.G., EZ-IO™, etc.)
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Fluid-capable model enables realistic aspiration feedback
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Palpable landmarks for accurate landmarking
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Durable, replaceable bones & skin pads
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Pressurized fluid system for blood flow simulation
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Ships with full accessory kit and protective carry case
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5-year warranty, U.S.-made quality
Ideal Use Cases:
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EMS, paramedic, and IV nurse training
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Military/civilian emergency response skill labs
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Medical simulation centers focusing on IO access
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Continuing education for advanced airway and vascular access
