Description
MedEduQuest’s Wearable Haemostatic Wound Packing Trainer Kit is a highly simulated, wearable medical training tool designed for hemostasis and wound packing training, providing realistic bleeding effects and tactile sensations for a wide range of medical training scenarios to help healthcare professionals improve critical first aid skills.
Highly Simulated Wound Design
- Accurately replicates the look and feel of a real wound.
- Advanced built-in blood circulation system simulates continuous, pulsatile bleeding, providing ultra-realistic visual and tactile feedback for enhanced training experiences.
- Intricate detailing of internal structures, including simulated subcutaneous tissue and muscle layers, to help train precise wound packing.
Durable and High-Quality Material
- The haemostatic wound packing trainer is constructed with premium medical-grade silicone, offering a soft yet resilient texture that closely mimics human tissue.
- Maintains its realistic properties even after extensive use, ensuring consistent training quality over time.
Enhanced Wearable Features
- Ergonomically designed with fully adjustable, comfortable straps to securely fit users of various body types and sizes.
- Can be worn on the thigh to increase flexibility and realism in training.
- Convenient for team training and simulation exercises.
User-Friendly Maintenance
- Innovative modular design allows for easy cleaning, facilitating quick replacement of individual components.
- Comes with comprehensive, step-by-step instructions and a detailed maintenance guide to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
Each Package Contains
1.Wound Moulage x1
2.Luer Connector x1
3.60ML Syringe x1
4.WaterproofPad x1
5.Simulated Blood Powder x1
6.Gauze x1
7.Gloves x1
8.Carrying Bag x1
Ganey –
Great for first aid demonstrations with teens!
So I’ve got the difficult task of teaching a bunch of teens first aid. Kindergartners are easy…they love using hand sanitizer and putting on bandaids. But teens find it all one big eye roll. So I’ve started using a variety of techniques like this incredibly disturbing and cool working model of a wound. I also enjoy using make up, fake [broken] tooth, etc. I don’t try to trick the kids. Instead, I divide them into groups and give them their supplies and what they are going to demonstrate and treat it more like an improv class. They LOVE it.
This particular device was a real hit! Everyone wanted to be the team that got to use it. It comes with some lovely fake blood powder that you mix with water and squirt through the wound with a syringe. It was convincingly disgusting and everyone loved it! This will continue to be a high point for my students, I’m sure!
Also, if you teach first aid or science or health, I find this method works well with all age groups. But the teens tend to be the zaniest while still maintaining some logical plotline.
SlimKatie –
Fun
This makes practicing and learning fun.