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Reference 12416 · Standardised patient

Emergency Medical Treatment (EMT) Casualty Simulation Kit

  • Standardised patient
  • Emergencies
  • Main product
  • Medicine

This complex EMT (Emergency Medical Training) kit uses components applied to human and manikin patients to get the widest variety of training situations possible.

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Available in Spain, Portugal and Andorra · delivery time given in the proposal

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Description

What this equipment is and what it's designed for.

This complex EMT (Emergency Medical Training) kit uses components applied to human and manikin patients to get the widest variety of training situations possible. Wounds strapped on, stuck on, created from wax and made to bleed challenge both the volunteer and the professional in areas of burns, lacerations, fractures of arms and legs and amputations; a good kit to simulate community disasters like bus accidents, or building explosions. The emergency medical training kit is supplied in a storage case and includes:

Bleeding wounds (complete with reservoir bags with pump assembly):

  • 1 jaw wound
  • 1 abdominal wound with protruding intestines
  • 1 sucking wound of chest
  • 2 compound fractures of humerus
  • 2 compound fractures of femur
  • 2 compound fractures of tibia
  • 1 laceration of the forehead
  • 1 open leg amputation
  • 2 gunshot wound of palm

Non-bleeding wounds:

  • 36 assorted stick-on lacerations and open fracture wounds
  • 1 phosphorous burn of the hand
  • 1 face in shock
  • 2nd & 3rd degree burn of the face
  • 2nd & 3rd degree burn of the chest
  • 2nd & 3rd degree burn of the back
  • 2nd & 3rd degree burn of the hand
  • 2nd & 3rd degree burn of the forearm

Makeup Accessories:

  • 1 mirror
  • 1 body adhesive for stick-on wounds
  • 2 casualty simulation wax
  • 3 bottles coagulant make Up blood
  • 5 pkg. blood powder, each for 4.5 liter simulated blood
  • 1 pkg. methyl cellulose for blood thickening
  • 4 grease paint colors: white, blue, brown and red
  • 2 pkg. broken Plexiglas® for simulating glass embedded wound
  • 1 cold cream
  • 2 atomizer mist sprayer
  • 2 plasticine modeling paste: white and dark
  • 6 tongue depressors
  • 1 pkg. of tissues
  • 2 fake dirt
  • 1 charcoal
  • 1 petroleum jelly
  • 2 spatulas

The casualty simulation kit is great for training medical emergency situations with use of realistic tools such as simulated blood. Bring the emergency to life with the casualty simulation kit!

Knowledge

What you learn

Standardised patient modality. The competencies this equipment trains, in the language of the training plan.

  • Characterisation of wounds on people and manikins
  • Setting up emergency scenarios: transport accidents and explosions
  • Placement of bleeding wounds with fluid reservoirs
  • Simulation of second- and third-degree burns

Related procedures: Moulage · Wound care

Knowledge

Cases and pathologies

The clinical scenarios that can be simulated with this equipment.

This kit can represent:
  • Wound to the jaw
  • Abdominal wound with intestinal protrusion
  • Wound with chest perforation
  • Open fractures of the humerus, femur and tibia
  • Laceration to the forehead
  • Open leg amputation
  • Gunshot wounds to the palm of the hand
  • Second- and third-degree burns to the face, chest, back, hand and forearm
  • Phosphorus burn to the hand
  • Face in a state of shock
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Features and what's included

What the equipment does and what comes in the box, as described by the manufacturer.

Features

  • Components that can be applied both to people and to manikins
  • Wax wounds with fastenings or adhesive, designed to bleed
  • Wounds with fluid reservoirs and a pumping assembly
  • Supplied in a storage box

Includes

  • 1 Bleeding jaw wound
  • 1 Abdominal wound with intestinal protrusion
  • 1 Wound with chest perforation
  • 2 Open humerus fractures
  • 2 Open femur fractures
  • 2 Open tibia fractures
  • 1 Forehead laceration
  • 1 Open leg amputation
  • 2 Gunshot wounds to the palm of the hand
  • 36 Assorted adhesive wounds of lacerations and open fractures
  • 1 Phosphorus burn to the hand
  • 1 Face in a state of shock
  • Second- and third-degree burns to the face, chest, back, hand and forearm
  • 1 Mirror
  • 1 Body adhesive
  • 2 Waxes for wound simulation
  • 3 Bottles of coagulated blood make-up
  • 5 Packs of blood powder (4.5 litres of artificial blood each)
  • 1 Pack of methylcellulose as a thickener
  • 4 Wax make-up colours: white, blue, brown and red
  • 2 Packs of broken plexiglass to simulate wounds with glass splinters
  • 1 Cold cream
  • 2 Atomisers
  • 2 Units of modelling paste: white and dark
  • 6 Tongue depressors
  • 1 Pack of wipes
  • 2 Units of simulated dirt
  • 1 Unit of charcoal
  • 1 Petroleum jelly
  • 2 Spatulas
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Consumables and spare parts

What this equipment will need next year.

Technical

Services for this equipment

Services matter: the equipment gets commissioned, the staff know how to use it and maintenance is settled before you start. Include them in your budget and avoid having to raise a second purchase.

  • Preventive maintenance We'll let you know when it's due
Technical

Documentation

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Other related equipment

They train the same technique. Each one approaches it in its own way: none of them replaces this one.

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