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Putting your Vein Togethor
Carefully put your flatpack vein together, according to the tabs matching the slots and off of you go! The instructions are printed on the box, stick to 1,2 and 3 then A first, B then C then pop your vein in! Simple. Please take your time so as not to rip the paper tabs and inserts.
Follow our video showing you how to put your vein together. - Putting in the tabs in the correct order - .Creating the curve and vein grip.
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What is in the box:
See a box with a popped up vein and a flatpack. Train the Trainer boxes have two veins. One flatpacked and one popped up ready. Trainers need one for themselves to Demo and one for their learner. You can order more flat veins and post them out like a greeting card or box them up like this loaded with whatever equipment you use.
Flashback Hack
Showing how to simply adapt the vein if you wanted flashback. Not intended to be used in this way but it can be useful. You can also put a glove on the vein for skin traction and vein anchoring simulation practice.
Flashback Hack using a bionnector
Flashback Hack: Bionector how to fill your veins and get your clinical kit ready to train with all your equipment to hand. Trainers can store all their delegates equipment inside the veins.
Veins Loaded Your Way
The content can be loaded with content to suit or can come just as drop in flatpack for trainers to delivery remote training live or during classic classroom delivery. Continue to practice on you vein. Each organisation will load its own content. Here we will use the vein to learn venepuncture with a disposable tourniquet, tourni-strip
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