Skin Blanching

Learners will have the ability to assess skin integrity and stage pressure injury as they watch the skin turn lighter when they apply pressure before returning to its normal color.

Multiple Wounds

Enhance the learning experience with seven options for pressure injury and surgical wound assessment, care, and documentation.

3 Skin Tone Offerings

Multiple Anatomic Locations

The device can be moved to multiple bony prominences based on the learning objectives, including the sacrum, thigh, hip, shoulder, and more.

Exudate

An advanced fluidics system powered by the Avkin App will accurately infuse just the right amount of exudate from the actual wound bed giving learners the ability to unpack, clean, and repack wounds authentically.

Wound Care Management Simulation Redefined

The Avwound is the latest advancement in wound care simulation and wearable simulation technology. Combined with standardized patients, the realistic skin blanching will give your learners a complete understanding of wound mechanics and how to properly assess and treat infections of wounds. With the ability to adjust the device to multiple locations on the body and practice on all four stages of pressure wounds, learners will be exposed to the broadest possible range of wound care scenarios.

When pairing the Avwound with the Avkin App for ease of use, you will have complete control over an advanced fluidics system, which will become apparent as the learner drains the wound and document what they are seeing. The haptic feedback cues the simulated participant to react to the painful experience, offering a true-to-life response to cleaning and repacking wounds. Quite simply, the Avwound is your partner in teaching the empathetic approach to managing wounds at the bedside, providing an experience even the best high-fidelity manikin can’t create.

Don't take our word for it

My colleagues and I were shocked as we observed students, during a high-fidelity simulation, open and prepare a foley catheter (to be inserted into the manikin/patient) across the room from the patient on the countertop! They had previously practiced this skill on a static task trainer with no legs. And now they had no idea when faced with a full human body where to set up the tray. Of course, this leads to a compromise in the sterile field and is generally an unsafe practice for so many reasons… With the success and popularity of our use of the Avtrach, we were curious about the other products Avkin offered. The Avcath seems to be the only logical purchase to provide the most realistic fidelity for learners and allow them to develop the appropriate muscle memory skill set.
--Bernadette Clark, MSN, RN, Duquesne University

Faculty and Students are thrilled with the Avcath. Students love that they can help their classmates learn this challenging and vulnerable procedure. Even the most immature students are taking this simulation seriously, and in turn, applying this theory to their practice.
-- Ute Beffert, RN, BScN, Med, John Abbot College

Skin Blanching

Multiple Wounds

3 Skin Tone Offerings

Multiple Anatomic Locations

Exudate

Don't take our word for it

See the AVWOUND in Action

Title

Designaion