Our knot bleeding simulation trainer is a specially designed training tool that allows practicing critically important bleeding control skills in areas where applying a standard tourniquet is impossible, such as the groin and armpit areas.

Key Features:

1. Purpose: The trainer is designed to simulate knot bleeding and provide practical training for controlling bleeding using tamponade and direct pressure methods in situations where a standard tourniquet cannot be used.
2. Anatomical Adaptation: The trainer is designed to be comfortably placed in the groin and armpit areas of the body. It is secured with Velcro straps, ensuring reliable and stable operation during training.
3. Realistic Materials: Made from highly elastic silicone, the trainer simulates soft tissue damage caused by gunshot wounds, providing a highly realistic training experience.
4. Wound Depth and Structure: The wound channel depth is 3 cm, with a realistic simulation of tissue destruction within the wound.
5. Bleeding Simulation: The kit includes a connector for supplying artificial blood with a cap for a PET bottle.
6. Durability and Longevity: This trainer is made from durable materials that ensure long-term use. It is also easy to clean under running water, allowing it to remain clean and suitable for multiple training sessions.
7. Additional Skills: The trainer can also be used to practice knot tourniquet application, offering a more comprehensive approach to first aid training.

Specifications:

• Material: Silicone
• Silicone Elasticity: 10 Shore base, 5 Shore wound simulation
• Color: Flesh tone
• Weight: 0.47 kg
• Width: 200 mm
• Length: 185 mm
• Internal Vessel Diameter: 4 mm
• Wound Depth: 35 mm

Skills:

1. Bleeding Control:
   • Tamponade of the wound channel in the groin areas.
   • Application of direct pressure to the wound to stop knot bleeding.
   • Practice of knot tourniquet application.
2. First Aid Principles:
   • Understanding the principles of knot bleeding control.
   • Assessing the severity of the injury.
   • Responding to emergencies: developing quick and effective responses to knot bleeding simulation.
3. General Skills:
   • Critical Thinking: Adapting and applying appropriate assistance methods in various simulation scenarios.
   • Teamwork: Collaborating to stop knot bleeding in simulated emergencies.

Application Areas:

• Tactical Medicine: Using this trainer will help develop the skills needed for effective and rapid bleeding control in combat or emergency situations.
• Educational Institutions: Ideal for use in educational institutions for medical students and for equipping "Safety Classes" in general education schools.
• Rescue Services: Used to prepare rescuers for action in emergency situations.