Learn how to manage and care for trauma patients with this diverse and engaging All-purpose Care and Trauma Manikin. It is an exceptional piece of training equipment for healthcare students and professionals, particularly those specialising in emergency medicine. 

Trainers will never be short of lesson ideas when using this trauma manikin. Examples of scenarios the manikin can simulate include: 

• Car injuries 
• Burns 
• Stab wounds 
• Pneumothorax 
• Major haemorrhage  

Students can then practice stabilising and managing the injuries using live-saving clinical skills such as suturing and tracheal tube suctioning. 

To create a high level of realism, the limbs of the manikin can be infused with blood to simulate bleeding. They can also be dismantled if trainers choose to opt for an amputated presentation. Additionally, when students administer intravenous injections, they will hear a ‘pop’ and observe flashback of blood, confirming correct needle placement.  

The model contains three interchangeable heads: 

• Standard intubation head with manually generated carotid pulse and dilated and normal pupils. 
• Trauma intubation head with avulsed ear, lacerations of eye, lip, neck and scalp, anisocoria, bleeding nose, impaled cheek, broken teeth, contused face. 
• General trauma head with fractured skull, nose, jawbone and cervical vertebra, unilateral mydriasis, hemotympanum, deviated trachea. 

After sessions students will feel well-equipped to deal with similar, real-life events when they present in the community or hospital. 

Contents include: 

• 1 x All Purpose Care & Trauma Manikin 
• 1 x General trauma head 
• 1 x Trauma intubation head 
• 1 x Inflating bulb 
• 1 x Catheter #14 
• 1 x Lavage tube 
• 1 x Abdominal incision and suture module 
• 1 x Abdominal incision and drainage module 
• 1 x Abdomen with sharp instrument injury 
• 1 x Colostomy abdomen 
• 1 x Hip & buttock with bedsore 
• 1 x Below-knee amputation module 
• 1 x Leg with operative incision on lateral femur 
• 1 x Leg with traumatic suppuration on lateral femur 
• 1 x Leg with sharp instrument injury on lateral femur 
• 1 x Lower limb with varicosity and ulcer 
• 1 x Diabetic foot 
• 1 x Above knee amputation module 
• 1 x Trauma thigh 
• 1 x Amputated arm 
• 1 x Trauma arm 
• 1 x Fluid reservoir 
• 1 x Trauma foot 
• 1 x Bowel evisceration module 
• 1 x Post-mammectomy and post-thoracotomy incision module 
• 1 x Metal stab wound module for right leg 
• 1 x Open fracture module for left femur 
• 1 x Normal skin module after 
• 1 x BCG vaccination 
• 1 x Abnormal skin module after 
• 1 x BCG vaccination 
• 1 x Forearm with 1st, 2nd, 3rd degree burn and upper arm skin with open fracture of humerus 
• 1 x Chest skin with seat belt injury and open fracture of clavicle 
• 1 x Chest skin with trauma, open pneumothorax and burn 
• 1 x Head with burn of face, forehead laceration and mandible fracture
• 1 x Right hand with laceration
• 3 x BPSim module
• 4 x AUDSim module
• 1 x Operation manual