TVG SimLAB Chicken USGPIV
Using raw chicken to simulate ultrasound guided IV insertions.
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00:00 Intro
01:34 How to Drive Ballons through meat
04:02 Balloon Filling
04:59 How to get rid of air bubbles
05:23 USM Test
06:16 USGPIV Sim
06:40 How to see the needle better under ultrasound
07:44 Longitudinal View
08:04 Get tower trick for shallow veins
10:39 How to attack insert rolling veins from the side
12:09 How to stabalize probe hand
14:13 AST Guidewire
15:07 Importance of vein purchase
16:20 Catheter Shearing
19:34 Conclusion
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Learn how to create a realistic DIY simulation model for ultrasound-guided PIV (Peripheral Intravenous) and IV (Intravenous) insertion using everyday materials like raw chicken, long balloons, and a sewing needle. This tutorial is perfect for clinical educators, doctors, and nurses looking to enhance their training methods with customizable and cost-effective simulation models. Our step-by-step guide shows you how to simulate tissue needling with precision, allowing you to adjust vein size, direction, and depth for tailored practice sessions. Achieve the most authentic ultrasound-guided insertion experience with this hands-on approach.
Key Benefits:
Realistic Tissue Simulation: Mimics human tissue for accurate needle placement under ultrasound.
Customizable Model: Adjust the size, vein direction, and depth to match specific training needs.
Cost-Effective: Create your own model using affordable materials.
Who Should Watch:
Clinical Educators
Doctors
Nurses
Medical Trainers
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