Animal & Insect Injury Demonstration Models (Set of 5)

The Animal & Insect Injury Models are a set of five injury displays for teaching the recognition of common animal- and insect-related skin injuries. Featuring examples of Paederus beetle dermatitis, non-venomous snake bites, wasp stings, venomous snake bites, and leech bites, the set helps educators compare visible injury characteristics and introduce relevant first aid considerations in medical, nursing, and outdoor safety education.

Features:

• Five Animal and Insect Injury Examples: 
  Includes Paederus beetle dermatitis, non-venomous snake bite, wasp sting, venomous snake bite, and leech bite. The different examples help learners compare visible signs associated with several types of outdoor injuries.

• Visual Injury Recognition: 
  Silicone displays illustrate characteristic surface features such as bite or puncture marks, skin irritation, swelling, and discoloration where represented on the models. They support guided observation and comparison during classroom demonstrations.

• Educational Information on the Reverse Side: 
  Each model has an acrylic backing with an information label covering the associated animal or insect, typical injury characteristics, potential risks, and first aid considerations. This allows instructors to pair visual examples with educational discussion.

• Designed for Demonstration and Group Learning: 
  Display the models individually or together to introduce injury recognition, compare different presentations, and prompt discussion about appropriate responses to animal- and insect-related injuries.

• Suitable for Healthcare and Outdoor Safety Education: 
  Useful for nursing and medical education, EMS instruction, community first aid awareness, public health education, and outdoor safety programs.

Package Includes:
5 × Silicone animal and insect injury models (backing board with educational information label)

Care Instructions

• Store in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.
• To clean, gently remove dust using a soft brush. If necessary, use a mild neutral detergent. Avoid abrasive cleaning, soaking, or excessive rubbing to prevent damage to the silicone surface and educational labels.