Infant injection head

Venous access in infants is challenging. The veins are small, the anatomical structures are delicate, and safe techniques require practice. 

The Infant Injection Head 8040 provides a realistic training opportunity for this purpose. The model represents a life-size infant head and shows the scalp veins for puncture and injection training. The veins are palpable and can be filled with simulated blood fluid. This makes it possible to practise not only the puncture itself, but also the important step beforehand: safely locating and assessing suitable veins. 

This is particularly valuable in paediatric and neonatal care. Learners can train in a safe environment before working with patients. They practise orientation on the infant head, careful palpation, correct needle guidance and handling of delicate venous structures. 

The veins can be punctured multiple times before the model needs to be replaced. This makes the injection head well suited for repeated training in courses, practical teaching sessions and exam preparation. 

The model is compact, lightweight and quick to set up. It is suitable for skills labs, nursing schools, medical schools, hospitals and simulation centres. This trainer is a useful addition particularly wherever paediatric or neonatal techniques are taught. 

Benefits

• Life-size infant head for realistic training

• Representation of the scalp veins for puncture

• Veins are palpable

• Venous system can be filled via a tubing system

• Training with simulated blood fluid is possible

• Suitable for practising localisation, palpation and injection

• Veins can be punctured multiple times

• Practical for paediatric and neonatal training

• Compact model for teaching, skills labs and simulation

• Supports safe training without patient contact 

Typical Applications

• Paediatric education and training

• Neonatal training

• Nursing education

• Training of medical professionals

• Skills labs

• Simulation training

• Clinical training

• Practical venipuncture exercises

• Training in venous access in infants

• Exam preparation in medical and nursing education programmes 

Why This Model Stands Out

Accuracy matters when working with infants. Even locating a suitable vein can be difficult. This is exactly where this model helps. 

Learners can practise repeatedly without pressure and without risk to a child. They develop a feel for the location of the scalp veins, palpation and the correct handling of delicate venous structures. 

The model is not overloaded with unnecessary features. It focuses on what matters: learning to locate, palpate and safely puncture scalp veins.