Practi-Fibrinogen Concentrate™ for clinical training simulates fibrinogen concentrate 3 g/50 mL powder (RiaSTAP®), a human blood coagulation factor indicated for the treatment of acute bleeding episodes in patients with congenital fibrinogen deficiency including afibrinogenemia and hypofibrinogenemia. Each 50 mL vial contains a white powder that dissolves in either 0.9% NaCl or distilled water. Ideal for use with Wallcur's larger Practi-Vials (containing distilled water) for reconstitution practice.
- Practice the Skills of Reconstitution:
- Read and interpret medication labels
- Sterile vial opening and handling
- Adding and mixing diluents
- Calculating and measuring multiple drug dosages
- Air displacement and dosage withdrawal
- Needle changes and syringe techniques
Qty: 20 vials
NOT FOR HUMAN OR ANIMAL USE. FOR TRAINING PURPOSES ONLY.
The Practi-Fibrinogen Concentrate™ (for training) 488FC is a high-quality simulated medication designed to replicate fibrinogen concentrate, a critical clotting factor used to control bleeding in trauma and surgical settings. This inert training vial mimics the appearance, labeling, and handling characteristics of the real product, providing healthcare learners with a safe and realistic tool for practice.
Ideal for paramedic training, emergency medical courses, nursing programs, and hospital simulation labs, this product enables students to develop essential skills such as:
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Accurate medication identification and labeling
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Preparation and reconstitution techniques
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Proper aseptic handling and vial management
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Integration into bleeding control and trauma response scenarios
Containing only non-active ingredients, the Practi-Fibrinogen Concentrate™ 488FC supports hands-on learning without the risks associated with real clotting agents. It helps build confidence and proficiency in managing critical bleeding situations through realistic simulation.
An essential addition to any clinical skills curriculum, this training aid bridges the gap between textbook knowledge and real-world application, preparing learners for effective patient care in urgent bleeding emergencies.
