The bullet wound simulator with bleeding simulation is designed to practice first aid skills for injuries accompanied by significant bleeding. The simulator allows for the creation of realistic conditions for training medical personnel, military personnel, and rescuers. The device is equipped with a mechanism that reproduces bleeding from the wound site, which significantly increases the effectiveness of training.

The simulator is used to imitate a bullet wound with bleeding from the wound channel. It is most often used in conjunction with a simulator for controlling the correct application of a tourniquet (shown in the photo, the tourniquet application simulator is not included).

KEY FEATURES:

1. Realistic Wound: The simulator features a realistic wound that mimics an entry wound from a bullet.
2. Bleeding Simulation: A damaged vessel is simulated in the center of the wound, connected to an infusion system. This allows for the imitation of bleeding of varying intensity, providing trainees with realistic practice.
3. Versatility:
   • The simulator can be used independently or in conjunction with a tourniquet application control simulator; the second photo demonstrates the paired configuration.
   • The simulator can be easily attached to a special sleeve (separate option), offering additional possibilities for hybrid simulation scenarios.

PARAMETERS:

• Material – silicone, Velcro fabric
• Silicone elasticity – 5 Shore
• Color – flesh
• Weight – 0.1 kg
• Width – 60 mm
• Length – 80 mm
• Internal vessel diameter – 3 mm
• Length of Velcro straps – 2 x 500 mm

SKILLS: This realistic simulator is designed to help trainees master essential tactical medicine skills, including:

• Packing a shallow wound channel.
• Applying a pressure dressing: develop confident and precise technique to stop bleeding.
• Stopping bleeding by direct pressure on a vessel against bone.
• Using hemostatic agents.

ADVANTAGES:

• Secure attachment: the simulator has Velcro straps for easy and secure attachment to limbs, ensuring a stable training position.
• The shape and size of the simulator are ideal for placement on various body parts, allowing for significant diversification of simulation scenarios.

AREAS OF APPLICATION:

• For conducting training and exercises in emergency first aid.
• For equipping "Safety Classes" in general educational institutions.
• For equipping simulation centers.

The use of these simulators allows for effective preparation of students and personnel for real medical challenges, promotes the development of critical skills, and increases readiness for action in emergency situations.