详情
Overview
This is a kit of various ruggedized amputation and moulage with a simulated hemostatic wound, burns, bullet wounds, blast wounds, crush wounds, biological, chemical, knife, compound wounds and other injuries. The TWMK is composed of lifelike synthetic skin and includes various kinds of wounds providing trainees with the ability to execute critical patient treatment such as wound packing and compression training. The TWMK functions as a stand-alone skills station during the crawl phase of training.
Highly realistic, durable, reusable, hypoallergenic, and designed to be used right out of the box. With no further makeup required after application unless desired, these wounds are designed to allow trainees to identify and treat eviscerations.
Allows simultaneous bleeds controlled by a wireless blood pumping system which can simulate arterial and venous bleeding for extremity hemorrhage control. Suitable for compression hemostasis, packing hemostasis, bandage hemostasis, tourniquet hemostasis. Bleeding speed and arterial pulse frequency can be preset.
The bleeding port has a baroreceptor, bleeding flow rate changes synchronously with the hemostatic pressure, it can automatically stop bleeding when the hemostatic pressure reached the preset number. The simulation of bleeding can be continued once accidental or artificial release the tourniquet.
Built-in liquid storage device holding up to 1.5 (1.5) liters of blood.
Built-in rechargeable battery pack, which can last for more than 4 hours after a single charge;
With undervoltage protection mode, there is an alarm function when the voltage is too low, and it will automatically been protected.
Anatomy
Highly realistic, wearable either on SP or manikin.
Realism
Made from movie-quality silicone rubber
Cleaning
1. Clean the simulator with a damp cloth, using warm water and neutral detergent. Do not use any abrasive cleaning agents or materials.
2. Allow trainer to completely dry before storing.
3. Keep away from sunshine.
SAFETY
This product is latex free;
To adhere the wounds to a mannequin or SP, adhesive must be used. First, take the wound out of its packaging and make sure that all edges are unrolled and free. Excess bits of silicone may be CAREFULLY pinched off of the wound by pinching the adjacent area of the wound (to avoid rips) and pulling the excess piece firmly off.
Adhesive can be painful to remove in areas with large amounts of hair, it is advised that wounds not be applied on excessively SP hairy areas or the individual shave or trim the hair before application.
