Wearable Right Arm Amputation Hemorrhage Control Training Kit
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The high-fidelity wearable Amputated Arm Simulator is built for advanced tactical trauma training, ideal for military medics, EMS responders, and field instructors to practice wound packing, tourniquet application, and TCCC/TEMS-aligned casualty care.
Features:
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Hyper-Realistic Right Arm Amputation Simulation
The trauma arm is designed with detailed amputation wounds, charred tissue, and layered bleeding surfaces for lifelike visualization and tactile realism. -
Simulated Active Hemorrhage System
Built-in blood tubing, reservoir, and flow control create realistic bleeding scenarios for efficient training in wound packing and bleeding control. -
Lightweight & Adjustable for Field Training
Comfortable to wear over long training periods, ideal for high-mobility drills such as mass casualty simulations and tactical medical response. -
Reinforced Tourniquet Training Zone
Strengthened upper arm section allows repeated tourniquet applications to build proficiency in rapid bleeding management. -
Optimized for TCCC, TEMS, and Tactical Courses
Perfect for military medics, EMS responders, and field trauma instructors seeking a lightweight, high-fidelity solution for portable trauma care instruction.
Right Amputated Arm Trauma Trainer Kit Includes:
- Wearable Right Arm Amputation Model x1
- Water Reservoir Bag
- Robert Clamp
- Artificial Blood Powder 40g
- Absorbent Cloth x2
- Pair of Gloves
- Wound Dressing x2
- Elastic bandage x2
- Transport Case
Specifications:
- SKU: UA04050
- Brand: Ultrassist
- Material: Silicone
- Application: Wound packing & bleeding control training
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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.