Leg Wound Simulation Model, Wound Care First Aid Training, Wound Packing Trainer Kit, First Aid Suture Practicing, Realistic Appearance Design and Rapidly Improve Skills, for Teaching and Learning

★ 2-in-1 wound packing function, designed for repeat and muscle memory training. Ideal for practising wound dressing techniques. ★ Reusability - The Wound Trainer offers long-term training opportunities. Various training methods: Bleeding simulation Wound Suturing Exercise Haemostasis Exercise Wound Dressing Exercise Name: Leg Wound Simulation Model Product size: 25*14*10CM Product material: silicone Weight: 1kg Packing list: Wound Trainer Models *1 ★ Due to the manual manufacturing process, there may be variations in the appearance and colour intensity of the simulated blood on the wounds compared to the images shown. Please note the possible differences.

• ➤ Leg Wound Simulation Model: Designed for repeat and muscle memory training. 2-in-1 wound packing function. This kit is used to simulate wound management and bleeding stop training and allows learners to understand the principles of bleeding, hemostasis and shock.
• ➤ Realistic Simulation: The model is a realistic laceration, bullet wound or stab wounds, knife wound on the knee. Wound Trainer. compression bandages and tourniquet application to control bleeding. Stop the bleed training. It can be used as a dry trainer or molded with blood simulant for a realistic training experience.
• ➤ Our wound manikin can be used by first aid departments and training companies to provide repetitive wound packing training. This helps develop proper packing technique and the "muscle memory" necessary to pack properly in stressful situations.
• ➤ Reusability The bleeding control trainer is made of high quality silicone material, which is soft and durable and provides long-term training options. The trainer is latex-free and thus ensures safe use.
• ➤ Wide range of applications: Wound Trainer Packing Trainer, can be used in the military, medical institutions, emergency response training centers, medical school or health teams, help individuals learn how to properly treat wounds and control bleeding, thereby improving their ability.