Trauma Care Assessment Module | INNORKOM

Product Introduction 

Trauma Care Assessment Module is an advanced educational tool designed to simulate various trauma conditions, including burns, fractures, foreign body punctures, and bleeding. It provides healthcare professionals, particularly those in trauma care and emergency response fields, with a hands-on environment to practice and refine their skills in treating real-life injuries. This module is widely used in medical training centers, nursing schools, emergency medical services (EMS), and first aid training programs.

trauma modules function

· Facial burns of Ⅰ, Ⅱ and Ⅲ degrees

· Forehead lacerations

· Jaw wounds

· Clavicle open fracture and chest wall contusion

· Abdominal trauma with small intestine exposure

· Right upper arm humerus open fracture

· Right hand open fracture, soft tissue lacerations, bone tissue exposure

· Right palm bullet wound

· Right thigh femur open fracture

· Left thigh compound femur fracture

· Right thigh metal foreign body puncture

· Right calf tibia open fracture

· Right foot open fracture and right little toe amputation trauma

· Left forearm burns of Ⅰ, Ⅱ and Ⅲ degrees

· Left thigh amputation trauma

· Left calf tibia closed fracture and ankle and foot contusion

· Chest wall incision and suture wound

· Abdominal wall incision and suture wound

· Thigh trauma incision and suture wound

· Thigh skin laceration

· Thigh infected ulcer

· Foot gangrene, 1st, 2nd, 3rd toe and heel pressure ulcers

· Upper arm amputation wound

· Lower leg amputation wound

Volume: 53-32-35 (CM)

Weight: 8.8 (KG)

Product Characteristic 

1. Burn Simulation: Simulates first, second, and third-degree burns, enabling learners to practice assessment, dressing, and infection control techniques.

2.  Fracture Simulation: Includes both simple and complex fractures in the limbs, joints, and bones. Allows practice in splinting, immobilization, and bandaging.

3. Foreign Body Puncture Simulation: Simulates injuries from sharp objects (e.g., glass, nails, or metal shards) to practice removal, wound care, and infection prevention.

4. Bleeding Simulation: The model allows for the simulation of severe bleeding scenarios, helping trainees practice hemorrhage control techniques such as tourniquet application, pressure dressings, and direct wound pressure.

5. Anatomically Accurate Design: The module includes realistic anatomical features for body parts, skin textures, and internal injury simulation, offering detailed training opportunities for injury assessment.

Applications

1. Medical and Nursing Schools: Used in educational programs for nurses, doctors, and paramedics to teach trauma care and emergency procedures.

2. Emergency Medical Training: Essential for EMS teams and first responders to practice emergency treatment protocols and improve their response times in real situations.

3. Disaster Response and Triage: Ideal for disaster response training programs where multiple injuries and trauma care need to be managed simultaneously.

4. First Aid Training: Crucial in first aid courses for teaching participants how to handle trauma, control bleeding, and treat burns before medical help arrives.