Wearable Inguinal Gunshot Wound Hemorrhage Trainer
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The Wearable Inguinal Gunshot Wound Hemorrhage Trainer simulates realistic groin gunshot injuries and bleeding, helping learners develop hemorrhage control and wound packing skills in emergency response training.
Features:
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Realistic Gunshot Wound & Junctional Hemorrhage Simulation
Simulates lifelike inguinal gunshot wounds with controllable bleeding, helping trainees practice hemorrhage control and wound packing under realistic scenarios. -
Wearable Design for Hands-On Training
Adjustable straps secure the vest around the waist and thigh, enabling training on both left and right groin areas, with full mobility for dynamic exercises. -
Quick Repositioning & Scenario Flexibility
Velcro attachments allow easy adjustment of the silicone wound for diverse training setups, actor positions, or multi-trauma drills. -
Durable & Portable
Made from high-quality silicone and reinforced materials, ensuring repeated use in classrooms, simulation labs, or field exercises. -
Supports Advanced Emergency Skills
Ideal for EMS, tactical medicine, first responders, and Stop the Bleed courses, enhancing decision-making and rapid response to junctional hemorrhage emergencies. -
Optional Enhancement
For additional realism, simulated blood powder can be used to replicate active bleeding scenarios during wound packing training.
Package Includes:
- Groin wound model x1
- Gauze x4
- Clean bleed mat x1
- Infusion bag x1
Add simulated blood powder for more realistic bleeding and trauma training scenarios.
Specifications:
- SKU: UA04033
- Brand: Ultrassist
- Material of Wound Trainer: Silicone
- Application: Wound packing & hemostasis practice
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Used For: Emergency Wound Packing Training Scenarios
Designed for hands-on bleeding control practice across common trauma scenarios in classroom, field, and simulation-based training.