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The key to the generation of flashbacks in the venous system of the pediatric simulator:
The simulator will only generate blood return when there is sufficient pressure in the venous system. The magnitude of the pressure depends on the placement of the reservoir bag. When the pressure is small, we have two ways to solve it.
Solution A: Fill approx 450 ml or more liquid to the reservoir, make reservoir inflate to create enough pressure, or anyway you can give pressure to the reservoir, like putting weighty stuff on it. Enough pressure could help flashback effect come out readily.
The key to the generation of flashbacks in the venous system of the pediatric simulator:
Solution B: Hanging/lifting the reservoir at any position higher level than the simulator to create gravity pressure artificially to help flashback effect while needle inserts the “vein” correctly.
Needles shown in the picture are solely for illustration and are not included.
Tabitha R McDonald
2025-08-13 15:51:49
Great for phlebotomy students to learn on how to stick infants.
Teddy Brown
2025-04-10 16:28:25
The media could not be loaded.
M. Porter
2025-04-05 16:19:43
Says it’s an infant, but it’s huge. We called it Baby Shrek in our NICU. Works great for initial training.
Omar Ant. Morales Amador
2025-01-31 10:38:46
En la base del brazo llego roto, despegado.
davis398
2025-01-21 16:38:24
I'm very happy that I found this project since the full baby version was not available and over $800. I bought the head, leg, and arm, to help skills training at my level I nursery. The feel of the skin and pressure for needle insertion is better than previous IV start baby simulators. As long as you are realistic about the capabilities, this is a great product.
Leslie Brock
2024-12-22 18:59:17
Makes my Training Classes smoother
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