Techline Trauma IO in a Box Simulator

The compact box design makes it dead simple to stash on a shelf between classes, and the unit itself feels sturdy enough to survive a full semester of students poking at it. I've run through the IO access drill a dozen times now and it still holds up perfectly.

Setup takes maybe two minutes and the box design makes it stupidly easy to stash in my bag between lab sessions. The compact form factor really shines when you're practicing in tight spaces, and the tactile feedback when placing the needle feels close enough to the real thing that I actually feel mo

The pressurization and tactile feedback when the needle seats into the bone is spot-on for practice, and the compact box means I can set it up on a desk between shifts without hassle. It's the closest thing to the real feel I've found for drilling in a classroom setting.