Wearable Amputation Arm Tourniquet & Wound Packing Trainer

Timely management of amputation wounds is critical for survival. Rapid bleeding control, tourniquet application, and wound packing are essential to prevent traumatic shock and other complications. Our wearable amputation wound simulator provides a realistic platform for trainees to repeatedly practice these vital skills, ensuring they can respond quickly and effectively in real-life emergency situations. By simulating severe amputation injuries caused by trauma or blasts, this product is an invaluable tool for first responders and military personnel, enhancing their ability to manage catastrophic injuries with confidence and precision.

Features:

• Highly Realistic Simulation: This wearable amputation arm model replicates an adult male arm with a blast injury, featuring realistic burn effects and simulated bleeding to create an authentic tactile and visual training experience.

• Wearable Design: Equipped with adjustable straps for a secure and comfortable fit, allowing both demonstration and hands-on practice during training scenarios.

• Bleeding Functionality: Integrated tubing, a water reservoir, and blood simulants create realistic bleeding effects, offering a true-to-life experience for practicing wound management and hemorrhage control.

• Tourniquet Application Practice: The amputation arm model is designed for repeated practice of tourniquet application, enhancing first responders’ ability to control active hemorrhage during emergencies.

• Comprehensive Training Tool: Ideal for trauma care courses like TCCC, TECC, TEMS, and PHTLS, this amputation arm trainer enables repetitive skill development in casualty management, making it a crucial tool for real-world emergency response training.

Wearable Amputation Arm Trainer Kit  Includes:

1. Wearable Amputation Arm Trainer x1
2. Water Reservoir Bag x1
3. Robert Clamp x1
4. Artificial Blood Powder 40g
5. Absorbent Cloth x2
6. Pair of Gloves
7. Compressed Gauze x4
8. Elastic bandage x2
9. Transport Case