Outline

The Advanced Trauma Modules can be used with any rescue and trauma Manikin, represents wounds that result from explosions and chemical disasters. These simulated trauma wounds will assist in training for paramedics and military or anyone providing treatment to victims injured in disasters and war.

Skills Gained

To facilitates quick identification, diagnosis, and dressing of wounds by trainees.

Features

· Realism of appearance and performance necessary to provide realistic practice for trainees

· Various Non-bleeding / bleeding wounds strap on to increase the reality of Trauma simulation.

Trauma Modules:

1.      Hemorrhage control thigh module

2.      Hemorrhage control arm module

3.      Trauma head

4.      Trauma and intubation head

5.      Trauma foot

6.      Bowel evisceration module

7.      Lower limb with varicosity

8.      Abdominal muscle pad (big, with wound)

9.      Abdominal muscle pad (small, with wound)

10.    Thigh muscle pad (with knife injury)

11.    Thigh muscle pad (with boil injury)

12.    Thigh muscle pad (suture injury)

13.    Abnormal cover with knife injury

14.    Abnormal cover with suture injury

15.    Bedsore care module

16.    Incision module of postmastectomy and thoracotomy

17.    Metal foreign body puncture module for right thigh

18.    Open fracture module for left femur

19.    Normal skin module after BCG vaccination

20.    Abnormal skin module after BCG vaccination

21.    Forearm burn

22.    Safety belt injury and open fracture of clavicle

23.    Chest trauma with open pneumothorax and burn

24.    Facial burn, forehead laceration and mandible fracture

25.    Right hand with laceration

26.    Abnormal cover with suture injury for intestinal exposure

27.    Abnormal cover with stomas

28.    Abdominal wall with auscultation function

29.    Below-knee amputation module

30.    Diabetic foot

31.    Humerus open fracture