Heel Pressure Injury Stages Demonstration Model (Stage I–IV)

Correctly identifying pressure injury stages is a common challenge in nursing education and wound care training. This heel pressure injury stages demonstration model clearly presents Stage I through Stage IV heel ulcers in one organized display, allowing learners to visually compare wound progression, depth, and tissue damage. Designed for teaching, assessment practice, and patient education, it helps build confidence in pressure injury staging before real clinical exposure.

Features:

• Complete Stage I–IV Heel Pressure Injury Display:
  Demonstrates the full progression of heel pressure injuries, from early skin redness to deep tissue damage and exposed structures, supporting accurate staging education.

• Realistic Medical-Grade Silicone Construction:
  Soft silicone replicates skin texture, color variation, and wound depth, enhancing visual realism for effective wound assessment teaching.

• Side-by-Side Comparison for Faster Learning:
  All four stages are arranged on a single display base, making it easy to compare differences in severity, tissue involvement, and progression at a glance.

• Designed for Nursing & Wound Care Education
  Ideal for nursing programs, wound care courses, clinical skills labs, and caregiver training focused on pressure injury identification and documentation.

• Clear Teaching & Patient Communication Tool
  Helps educators and clinicians explain pressure injury stages to students, caregivers, and patients using a clear, visual reference.

• Durable Display Model for Repeated Use
  Built for long-term educational use in classrooms, hospitals, and training centers without frequent replacement.