Advanced Trauma Modules interchange with blank modules on adult extrication manikins for realism in trauma life support and life saving first aid scenarios.
Module set includes:
| Trauma intubation head | - Impaled object in the cheek, avulsed ear, unequal pupils, nasal bleeding, facial contusions,broken teeth and multiple lacerations
- Manually generated carotid pulse
- Articulates to manikin
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| Seat belt contusion | - Contusion with compound fracture clavicle from seat belt injury
- Lay-on for chest
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| Burn arm with 1st, 2nd and 3rd degree burns | - Burns illustrated with blistering in progressive sequence.
- Left forearm and hand articulates to manikin at the elbow.
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| Compound fracture radius | - Exposed proximal portion of radius.
- May be interchanged with blank module in manikin’s forearm.
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| Industrial hand | - Severe laceration to the dorsum of the hand with exposed bone and soft tissue.
- Open and closed fracture of index finger and severe tear of the fingernail with contusion.
- Right forearm and hand articulates to manikin at the elbow.
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| Exposed viscera | - Abdominal wound with protruding abdominal contents.
- May be interchanged with blank abdominal module.
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| Large and small caliber entry and exit wounds | - Entry wounds may be interchanged with blank deltoid pads.
- Exit wounds may be interchanged with blank ventral gluteal (small caliber) and dorsal gluteal (large caliber) pads.
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| Impaled Object | - Metallic object imbedded in thigh.
- This may be interchanged with blank module in manikin’s thigh.
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| Compound fracture femur | - Exposed fractured femur protruding from mid-thigh.
- May be interchanged with blank module in manikin’s thigh.
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| Closed fracture tibia and fibula | - Palpation of fracture is possible.
- Right lower leg articulates to manikin at the knee.
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| Contused ankle and foot | - Left lower leg and foot articulates to manikin at the knee.
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| Crushed foot | - Severe lacerations, exposed bone, tendon and soft tissue.
- Complete amputation of the lesser toe.
- Right foot may be articulated to the manikin at the ankle.
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