Wound simulation kit TRAUMAKIT EDU (code TKE4) is a multi-element kit for realistic injury simulations during courses. It is intended both for people starting to learn first aid and for Rescuers, medical staff and uniformed services.
The core of the kit is wearable wound models with bleeding simulation: an open chest wound, an amputation, an open fracture, a lacerated wound and a gunshot wound to the hand. They are supplemented by adhesive wounds and moulage materials, which make it possible to reproduce a wide variety of injuries.
The kit includes: 1 × open chest wound model; 1 × amputation model; 1 × open fracture model; 1 × lacerated wound model; 1 × gunshot wound to the hand model; 4 × gunshot wounds (adhesive); 20 × various wounds and fractures (adhesive); 1 × thickening powder (100 g); 1 × artificial blood powder (40 g); 1 × black plasma (60 ml); 1 × spray bottle (200 ml); 1 × body wax (40 g); 2 × skin glue (30 ml); 3 × artificial blood bags; 2 × compressed training gauze; 8 × spatulas (4 wooden, 4 plastic); 1 × pair of nitrile gloves and a transport case. Wound simulation kit TRAUMAKIT EDU combines five wearable wound models with adhesive wounds and moulage materials.
Why is the wound simulation kit TRAUMAKIT EDU well suited to training?
The kit allows you to run scenarios in which a Participant practises assessing injuries and taking action in life-threatening situations. Five different wound models, from a chest wound to an amputation, provide material for several different situations in a single set. Wound simulation kit TRAUMAKIT EDU is carried in a case measuring 45 × 27 × 24 cm, and the kit weighs 3.7 kg.
Adhesive wounds and moulage materials let you change the appearance of the injuries between exercises, and the artificial blood bags, spray bottle and compressed training gauze are included in the kit. This makes the course more engaging and closer to real conditions. The wound simulation kit TRAUMAKIT EDU is intended both for people starting to learn first aid and for Rescuers, medical staff and uniformed services.
First aid principles practised with the wounds from the kit
It is worth starting a wound scenario with what applies in a real incident: first your own safety and that of your surroundings, then calling for help on 999 or 112. In massive bleeding, the basis is direct pressure on the wound, and when bleeding from a limb is life-threatening, a tourniquet is used.
A bystander taking action can decide whether the casualty survives, so it is important that the Participant practises these steps until they succeed. You can read more about managing bleeding in the article Massive haemorrhage – first aid.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
What does the wound simulation kit TRAUMAKIT EDU contain?
Five wearable wound models, four adhesive gunshot wounds and 20 different adhesive wounds and fractures, moulage materials (thickening powder, artificial blood powder, black plasma, body wax, skin glue), a spray bottle, artificial blood bags, training gauze, spatulas, a pair of nitrile gloves and a transport case.
What are the dimensions and weight of the kit?
The case measures 45 × 27 × 24 cm, and the kit weighs 3.7 kg.
Who is this kit for?
For people starting to learn first aid, and for Rescuers, medical staff and uniformed services.
