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The currently used Mantoux technique requires a high amount of training and is difficult to standardize.
Injecting the needle too deep will lead to leakage to the subcutaneous layer (fat layer).
Injecting the needle too shallow will cause leakage to the outside of the skin.
Injecting the needle properly will form a characteristic skin welt.
The simulator is a better substitute for fruit, trotters or a real arm for practicing intradermal injections.
It is a better practice object for future doctors or nurses. It is widely used in teaching demonstrations in social training institutions, clinics, hospitals, medical schools, nursing and midwifery schools, and health schools.
Stephanie
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2024
This is really cool to have a more realistic experience when practicing. Keep in mind the needle can penetrate all the way through if it's at a higher angle or when using more force. So be careful if you're wearing this. It does have a backing that helps prevent accidental puncture. I ended up putting it on our manikin, but you could also put it on a pool noodle or something.
QuirkyGal
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2024
If you have zero experience, this suture wrist pad works ok. It is an affordable way to get started. As you progress in your phlebotomy or nursing/medical training, you’ll need better models. I recommend it if you have no experience.
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