Chemical Burn Wound Training Model (Set of 4)
The Chemical Burn Wound Training Model Set includes four silicone cheek models showing progressive burn injuries from first- to fourth-degree burns. It helps learners recognize burn severity, compare tissue damage, and understand basic burn care concepts in nursing education, first aid training, and healthcare simulation.
Features:
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Four Burn Degrees for Clear Severity Comparison
The set includes four independent silicone cheek models representing first-, second-, third-, and fourth-degree chemical burns. Learners can compare changes in skin appearance, tissue involvement, and injury severity through side-by-side observation. - Realistic Silicone Burn Wound Simulation
The silicone wound surfaces show representative burn characteristics, including erythema, blistering, skin breakdown, eschar, and deeper tissue exposure, helping instructors explain burn progression visually.
- Educational Labels for Structured Learning
Each model includes an educational label identifying the burn degree, visible characteristics, tissue involvement, and basic care considerations. This allows instructors to connect wound appearance with injury severity during teaching.
- Compact Design for Classroom and Simulation Use
The lightweight facial burn wound models are easy to display, transport, clean, and store, making them practical for repeated classroom instruction, simulation training, and patient education.
- Suitable for Medical and Safety Training Programs
Suitable for nursing schools, hospitals, simulation centers, first aid courses, workplace safety programs, and healthcare education sessions.
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Product Specifications:
- Material: Silicone
- Includes: 4-piece facial burn wound simulation models
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Important Educational Note
This model is designed for medical education and visual demonstration only. It is not a diagnostic tool and should not be used to assess real patient burns. Clinical burn evaluation requires professional assessment by qualified healthcare providers.
Care & Maintenance
Clean the silicone surface with water or a mild neutral cleaner after use. Avoid sharp objects, prolonged soaking, high temperatures, and direct sunlight. Store in a cool, dry place to maintain the model's appearance and durability.