The simulator is used to demonstrate the signs of a closed limb bone fracture, as well as for hybrid simulation with first aid tactics practice. The simulator clearly demonstrates all signs of a closed fracture: bone displacement and protrusion, and a "crunch" of bones is felt during displacement. It has a convenient limb attachment, allowing it to be used to demonstrate limb immobilization at the fracture site.

It will be useful for conducting tactical medicine classes, first aid training, and equipping "Safety Classes" in educational institutions. The closed bone fracture simulator is an important training tool for medical professionals, students, and rescuers, helping them master and improve the skills necessary for effective first aid in closed fractures.

Parameters:

• Material – silicone, bone – plastic
• Silicone elasticity – 10 Shore
• Color – flesh
• Weight – 0.18 kg
• Width – 80 mm
• Length – 160 mm
• Height – 20 mm

Skills that can be mastered with the simulator:

1. Fracture diagnosis and patient assessment:

   • Identification of signs of a closed fracture, including swelling, deformity, pain, and limited mobility.
   • Assessment of the affected limb's condition, determining the exact location of the fracture.

2. Fixation and immobilization:

   • Performing techniques for fixation and immobilization of the affected limb using splints, bandages, and other immobilization devices.
   • Practicing immobilization methods to prevent further damage and stabilize the fracture.

3. Preparation for transportation:

   • Skills for preparing the patient for safe transportation to a medical facility.
   • Using transport splints and other devices for stabilization during transportation.

4. Communication with the patient:

   • Effective communication with the patient during assistance, informing them about their condition and procedures.
   • Skills in calming and supporting the patient in emergency situations.

5. Working in emergency conditions:

   • Practicing assistance techniques in stressful and extreme conditions.
   • Making quick decisions in limited time.