The simulator is designed to demonstrate the nature of soft tissue injuries caused by gunshot wounds. It consists of two elements: entry and exit bullet wounds, each of which can be used independently or together. The simulator allows for simulating bleeding from both wounds by connecting to an infusion system via special connectors that deliver simulated blood. The infusion system includes an adapter plug for a PET bottle for convenience. The simulator is easily attached to limbs using Velcro straps and can be used in conjunction with a tourniquet training device. Made of silicone, the simulator is highly durable, easy to clean, and safe for health.

Specifications:

• Material: Silicone
• Silicone Elasticity: 5 Shore
• Color: Flesh tone
• Weight: 0.24 kg
• Width: 90 mm
• Length: 90 mm
• Vessel inner diameter: 3 mm
• Wound depth: 10 mm

Skills that can be practiced:

1. Assessment of gunshot wounds:
   • Visual inspection and analysis of soft tissue damage.
   • Identification of entry and exit bullet wounds.
2. Bleeding simulation and management:
   • Skills in stopping bleeding from entry and exit wounds.
3. Tourniquet application technique:
   • Monitoring the correct application of a tourniquet (in conjunction with an appropriate simulator).
4. Tactical medicine training:
   • Skills for conducting group sessions, demonstrations, and individual training.
   • Preparation for critical situations and real combat wound cases.
   • Integration into tactical medicine training scenarios.
   • Use of the simulator in combined scenarios along with other medical training devices.

This simulator is an essential tool for training and preparing for work in combat conditions, providing first aid, particularly in the context of tactical medicine.