Wearable Arm Amputation Trainer for Tourniquet & Bleed Control
Vendor: Ultrassist
$369.99 USD
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The Ultrassist Wearable Arm Amputation Simulator reproduces a weighted left-arm blast injury with realistic bleeding effects, allowing responders to practice tourniquet application, hemorrhage control, and casualty handling under field conditions.
Features:
- Weighted Left Arm Trauma Design
Simulated arm weight recreates the handling challenges encountered during casualty transport, movement, and field treatment.
- Detailed Blast Injury Appearance
Includes exposed tissue structures, damaged skin surfaces, and realistic wound details to support immersive trauma simulations.
- Wearable Setup for Practical Training
Adjustable attachment straps allow the trainer to be secured for live-action exercises and dynamic trauma instruction.
- Continuous Bleeding Practice System
Integrated bleeding components simulate ongoing blood loss to strengthen rapid intervention skills.
- Reusable Silicone Construction
Durable material withstands repeated use while preserving tactile realism.
- Suitable for Stop the Bleed & Tactical Education
Designed for TECC, Stop the Bleed, PHTLS, and emergency medical response programs.
Wearable Left Arm Amputation Trauma Trainer Kit includes:
- Wearable Amputation Arm Trainer x1
- Absorbent Cloth x2
- Compressed gauze x4
- Water reservoir bag x1
- Transport case
Specifications:
- SKU: UA04032
- Brand: Ultrassist
- Material: Silicone
- Application: Tourniquet & Wound Packing 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.