TRAUMAKIT EDU non-bleeding wound trainer TRAUMAKIT EDU (code TKE3) is a compact tool for learning the basics of wound packing. The silicone wound model can be used repeatedly, which supports muscle memory and the development of correct habits when giving first aid.
The suction base holds the trainer on a flat surface, so the Trainee can concentrate on the action itself. The non-bleeding version works well in introductory courses, individual practice and first aid courses where the emphasis is on mastering the basic skills of controlling bleeding.
The set contains: 1 × silicone wound trainer, 1 × compressed training gauze and a box. Everything is packed in a transparent box, which makes storage and transport easier. TRAUMAKIT EDU non-bleeding wound trainer allows individual practice without the need to prepare any additional simulation elements.
Why is a TRAUMAKIT EDU non-bleeding wound trainer a good choice at the start of learning?
This version is intended for mastering the basics: the person practising learns the action of packing a wound itself, without additional bleeding simulation elements. The silicone model can be used repeatedly, so the Participant can repeat the movement as many times as needed to build muscle memory. By choosing a TRAUMAKIT EDU non-bleeding wound trainer, you get a silicone model and training gauze in one transparent box.
The small size and transparent box make it easy to move the set between rooms or groups. You can read more about equipment for severe bleeding in the article A first aid kit ready for massive bleeding. The TRAUMAKIT EDU non-bleeding wound trainer measures 8.5 × 10 cm and weighs 0.40 kg.
How to practise on the trainer and what to remember in a real incident
Place the trainer on a flat surface so that the suction cup in the base holds it steadily, and practise using the included training gauze. Repeat the action several times, taking care to perform it calmly and in the same order.
In a real incident, first make sure you are safe and call for help on 999 or 112. In massive bleeding, direct pressure is applied, and when bleeding from a limb is life-threatening, a tourniquet. Action taken by a bystander can determine whether the casualty survives. You will find details in the article Massive haemorrhage – first aid.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
What is the trainer made of and what does the set contain?
The model is made of silicone. The set contains: 1 × silicone wound trainer, 1 × compressed training gauze and a box.
Will the trainer stay in place on a table during practice?
The base has a suction cup function, so the trainer stays stable on a flat surface.
Does this model simulate bleeding?
No. This is the non-bleeding version, intended for learning the basics of wound packing technique.
