Advanced Trauma Accessories

Specifications

19-parts

Size: 54x28x21cm

Material: PVC

Description:

1. The model consists of 19 modules, which simulate most kinds of wounds of body, including burn, laceration, contusion, opened fracture, gun wound and etc
2. This model is vivid and all parts have good touch
3. It is suitable for first-aid training of surgical trauma, and can be used to simulate bleeding, hemostasis, washing, disinfection, enswathing of the wound

Includes:

1) Facial Burn, degree I, II, III.
2) Laceration of forehead.
3) Jaw wound.
4) Open clavicle fracture and contusion wound on the chest.
5) Abdominal wound with protruding intestines.
6) Open humerus fracture of the arm.
7) Open fracture of the hand (including parenchyma laceration, fracture and bone tissue exposure).
8) Gunshot wound of the palm.
9) Burn in the forearm, degree I, II, III.
10) Open femur fracture of the leg.
11) Open tibia fracture of the leg.
12) Leg amputation.
13) Metal pricking wound of the thigh.
14) Tear of the thigh skin.
15) Sepsis wound of the thigh.
16) Infective ulcer of the thigh.
17) Foot necrosis.
18) Amputation stump of arm.
19) Amputation stump of leg.

Advanced Trauma Accessories

What is a fracture?

A fracture is a fracture of a bone or cartilage. It is usually the result of an injury. It can, however, be the result of bone disease leading to its weakening, such as osteoporosis, or abnormal bone formation from congenital diseases at birth, such as imperfect osteogenesis (osteogenesis imperfecta).

A fracture generally causes pain. Swelling, tenderness, discoloration, and inability to move the affected part of the body are common. Deformity of the limb that has suffered the fracture is sometimes observed. The location and severity of the fracture determine the symptoms and signs of the disease. A cracked fracture is also called a fracture.

The size, location and number of incisions depends on the type of surgery.

What is a burn?

A burn is a type of injury to the flesh or skin caused by heat, electricity, chemicals, or radiation. [1] Burns that affect only the superficial skin are known as superficial or first degree burns. When damage penetrates one of the underlying layers, then we say that we have a – deep – partial thickness burn or second degree burn. In a -total -burn or third-degree burn, the injury extends to all layers of the skin. A fourth-degree burn additionally involves injury to deeper tissues, such as muscles or bones.

The treatment required depends on the severity of the burn. Superficial burns can only be treated with simple pain analgesics, while severe burns may require prolonged treatment at specialized burn rehabilitation centers.

What is amputation?

Amputation is the traumatic or iatrogenic (surgical) cutting of a limb or part of the body from the rest of the body. The first case is called Traumatic Amputation and the second is called Therapeutic Surgical Amputation [1]. In addition to these two forms, there are other forms of amputation that have a rather social background, we symbolically call them social amputations and they have a criminal and legal character.

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