Advanced Trauma Care First Aid Model / Simulates Multiple Body Part Injuries, Burns, Open Fractures, Foreign Body Puncture Wounds, Limb Amputations, Etc.

Advanced Trauma Care First Aid Model / Simulates multiple body part injuries, burns, open fractures, foreign body puncture wounds, limb amputations, etc.This model simulates injuries to multiple parts of the body, including burns, open fractures, foreign body puncture wounds, and limb amputations. It supports bone exposure and burn skin replacement, and allows for practical training in wound cleaning, disinfection, hemostasis, bandaging, immobilization, transportation, and fracture management, meeting the needs of trauma first aid skills teaching and assessment.Features: Bone exposure. Simulates trauma to various parts of the human body, including burn skin replacement. Simulates wound cleaning, disinfection, hemostasis, bandaging, immobilization, and transportation. Simulates open fractures and fracture management in various parts of the human body.Trauma Assessment Module: Main configurations include: Facial burns (I, II, X degrees). Forehead laceration. Jawbone trauma. Open clavicle fracture and chest contusion. Abdominal trauma with small bowel protrusion. Open fracture of the right upper arm humerus. Open fracture and soft tissue laceration of the right hand. Gunshot wound to the right palm. Open fracture of the right femur. Complex femur fracture of the right thigh. Right thigh puncture wound from a metallic foreign object. Open fracture of the right tibia. Open fracture of the right foot with amputation of the little toe. Burns of grade I, II, and X on the left forearm. Amputation of the left thigh.

• This model simulates injuries to multiple parts of the body, including burns, open fractures, foreign body puncture wounds, and limb amputations. It supports bone exposure and burn skin replacement, and allows for practical training in wound cleaning, disinfection, hemostasis, bandaging, immobilization, transportation, and fracture management, meeting the needs of trauma first aid skills teaching and assessment.
• Features: Bone exposure. Simulates trauma to various parts of the human body, including burn skin replacement. Simulates wound cleaning, disinfection, hemostasis, bandaging, immobilization, and transportation. Simulates open fractures and fracture management in various parts of the human body.
• Trauma Assessment Module: Main configurations include: Facial burns (I, II, X degrees). Forehead laceration. Jawbone trauma. Open clavicle fracture and chest contusion. Abdominal trauma with small bowel protrusion. Open fracture of the right upper arm humerus.
• Open fracture and soft tissue laceration of the right hand. Gunshot wound to the right palm. Open fracture of the right femur. Complex femur fracture of the right thigh.
• Right thigh puncture wound from a metallic foreign object. Open fracture of the right tibia. Open fracture of the right foot with amputation of the little toe. Burns of grade I, II, and X on the left forearm. Amputation of the left thigh.