Practi-Metformin* Oral Medication for clinical training, 50 unit doses, is a medium sized, round scored tablet simulating metformin (Glucophage*) an oral hypoglycemic agent, pecific drug actions, monitor blood glucose levels, size: 50 tablets
Practi-Morphine* 1mL Peel-N-Stick Labels (for training), was created to identically represent the real drug, morphine sulfate, instantly changing vial to new drug and dosage, Affordable, accurate and easy to use, 1 Set Contains 100 labels
Practi-Mini Powder* (for clinical training), contains an unsterile white powder that dissolves in water, unstable when stored in liquid form, requiring the drugs to be packaged in powdered from and dissolved prior to administration, Size: 2ml
Practi-Acetaminophen, oral medication for clinical training. Simulates acetaminophen 240 mg tablets (Tylenol*), used to treat minor aches and pain and reduce fever, can be found in the Cooper Madison Practi-Pack no.807CM, size: 240 mg
DR MED* Suture Pad Module, Suture Module simulates body tissue and is comprised of flexible material which allows for multiple uses. Students will need forceps, a needle holder, scissors, thread, and needles to practice suturin
Practi-Nitroglycerin Patch*, for clinical training, the most authentic simulation practice interpreting and converting between systems of measure, An excellent lab skill practice for students of nursing, pharmacy tech, medical assisting, EMT, 100 patches
Practi-Valum* Peel-N-Stick Labels (for training), simulates the real drug Valium* (diazepam) a tranquilizer used to relieve anxiety and relax muscles, Easily apply Practi-Valum* 2 mL Practi-Mini Tint Vial * to change the vial to a new drug and dosage
Practi-Optic Dropper* (for training), Students learn the proper positioning for eye drop installation, Preparing the correct dosage, Manipulation of lower lid prior to installation, Finger and hand alignment during ophthalmic dosing, simulate drop for allergies
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