DIABETIC TEACHING TOOLS

The after-effects of a diabetes mellitus can result in defects and pressure points in the area of the foot. In this Decubitus Foot skill trainer, a gangrenous alteration on the big toe of the right foot has already spread from the back of the ... more

This anatomical chart details the disease diabetes. The poster tells about the causes and effects of the disease as well as going over treatments for diabetes. This anatomy chart is a great diabetes teaching tool for a classroom or doctors ... more

The Type II Diabetes Set includes miniature brain, eye, heart, kidney, artery, pancreas, neuron, and foot models. Education card illustrates effects associated with Type II Diabetes: stroke, ocular pathology, hypertensive heart disease, hardening ... more

Four piece diabetes model indicating structures and organs with vascular effects due to diabetes. Includes sectioned model of Bowman’s capsule (kidney), artery, nerve, eye (posterior section). Full model size without handle: 3-1/2&rdquo ... more

This life-size diabetic foot model can be used for both patient education and student training. Made from BIOLIKE™ material, the model contains three ulcers in various stages of development as well as the features commonly associated with diabetes ... more

This lifesize, BIOLIKE™ replica complements the original Diabetic Foot Model (W43107) by showing additional, more severe consequences of diabetes, including an amputated toe.  Charcot foot deformity, and severe infection and gangrene ... more

Made from realistic BIOLIKE material, these teaching models facilitate technique practice on both an injection skin and a finger stick apparatus. more

The four blood viscosity samples represent the exaggerated differences seen by the laboratory technician when analyzing blood serum for lipid and glucose concentrations. This teaching tool is designed to help motivate individuals to make dietary ... more

This pad that looks and feels like human skin is ideal for diabetic instruction and injection practice. May be worn on the body in specific locations (stomach, thigh, upper arm) to allow patients to inject fluid into the pad to practice giving ... more

This soft stomach replica will be an invaluable tool for teaching patients how to properly insert and rotate the infusion set for insulin pumps, avoiding the 2" (5 cm) area around the navel, as well as giving self-injections of many types including ... more