Life/form® Venatech IV Trainer - Light
[SKU: LF01162]
This IV trainer is easily attached to a person's arm so the student can practice venipuncture techniques on a live subject, including the proper positioning on an actual human arm, without the risks associated with puncturing living tissue. The Venatech IV trainer is ideal for practicing starting IVs in a moving ambulance.
The trainer includes the three main veins used in phlebotomy - cephalic, basilic, and median cubital - all in correct anatomical position.
An arterial vessel is present on the trainer for arterial blood gas simulation, and can also be used as a tool for showing how to correct the puncture through a vein into an artery. The trainer also helps students learn essential patient communication skills and patient interaction.
Trainer measures 6-3/4 in. x 3-1/4 in. x 1 in.
Five-year warranty.
The Nasco Healthcare Life/form® Venatech IV Trainer – Light (LF01162) is a cost‑effective, realistic training aid that attaches easily to a live person’s arm for hands‑on IV insertion and blood draw practice—without actual needle penetration. Ideal for classroom, ambulance, and clinical training environments.
Key Features:
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Anatomical Accuracy: Includes cephalic, basilic, and median cubital veins in proper alignment—along with an arterial vessel for arterial blood gas simulations and correcting arterial entry mistakes.
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Versatile Training: Supports venipuncture, IV insertion, arterial draws, and patient‑communication skills—perfect for real‑world scenarios, including in a moving ambulance.
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Portable & Convenient: Measures 6¾″ × 3¼″ × 1″, weighs just 2 lb—compact for field or classroom use.
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Durable & Supported: Covered by a 5‑year manufacturer warranty and made in the USA by Nasco Healthcare.
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Replaceable Components: Skin, veins, and arterial parts replaceable (e.g., LF01165, LF01177 kits), plus compatible with Nasco blood-packets and cleaner accessories.
Why It Matters:
This trainer allows students to practice vein access on a partner’s arm while preserving anatomical realism and reducing downtime in group settings. The inclusion of an arterial line enhances training scope, enabling both venous and arterial puncture proficiency.
