EMT Casualty Simulation Kit

Moulages:

• Bleeding strap-on wounds complete with reservoir bags with pump assembly
• Jaw wound (1)
• Abdominal wound with protruding intestines (1)
• Sucking wound of the chest (1)
• Compound fractures of humerus, upper arm (2)
• Compound fractures of femur, upper leg (2)
• Laceration of forehead (1)
• Leg amputation (1)
• Compound fractures of tibia, lower leg (2)
• Gunshot wounds of palm (2)

 Non-Bleeding Moulages:

• Phosphorous burn of hand (1)
• Face in shock (1)
• 1st, 2nd, 3rd degree burn of face (1)
• 1st, 2nd, 3rd degree burn of chest (1)
• 1st, 2nd, 3rd degree burn of back (1)
• 1st, 2nd, 3rd degree burn of forearm (1)
• Assorted stick-on lacerations & open fracture wounds (36)

Makeup Accessories:

• Body adhesive for stick-on wounds (1)
• Casualty simulation wax (2)
• Bottle coagulant makeup blood (3)
• Powder to make 5 gallons simulated blood (5 pkgs.)
• Methyl cellulose for blood thickening (1 pkg.)
• Grease paint each in white, blue, brown, and red (1 ea.)
• Broken Plexiglas® for simulating glass-embedded wound (2 pkgs.)
• Container cold cream (1)
• Atomizer mist sprayers (2)
• Plastalene Modeling Paste, white (1)

Discover One of the Most Advanced Simulation Kits in the Mentone Educational Range: the EMT Casualty Simulation Kit!

At Mentone Educational, educators can find many unique simulation kits that could help them with their training programs. One of these amazing kits is the EMT Casualty Simulation Kit, which is also one of the most elaborate options in our catalogue. Want to know more about the EMT Casualty Simulation Kit and its uses? Read the information below to learn more.

What Kind of Accidents Can This Kit Simulate?

The EMT Casualty Simulation Kit is designed to help train emergency medical technicians, so the range of injuries and wounds this kit must create is elaborate. With the EMT Casualty Simulation Kit, educators can simulate emergencies involving bleeding wounds, jaw wounds, protruding intestines, fractures, lacerations, amputations, gunshot wounds, burns, and much more.

Since the EMT Casualty Simulation Kit contains many different items to simulate various emergencies, this kit can be used to train a variety of medical personnel. Therefore, its use is not limited to the training of emergency medical technicians and ambulance technicians. You will find this kit in medical schools, first aid training programs, and many other training facilities relating to a medical field. So, if you need an advanced casualty simulation kit, the EMT Casualty Simulation Kit is a top pick for many educators out there.

Why Is Being Able to Replicate Real-Life Trauma Conditions Important?

Many emergency technicians may be prepared for emergencies on paper, but encountering a genuine emergency is quite different from those on paper. Emergency medical personnel must be trained to handle such situations in a calm and collected fashion. However, if such a person has never encountered a real emergency before, you cannot predict how this person will handle such a situation.

Simulation kits can help first responders and clinicians prepare for the “real deal”. The simulation items provide such realism, it could lessen the blow of a genuine emergency later. So, simulation experiences are a common part of training and should not be underestimated.

Of course, when it comes to executing simulations, it is important to simulate emergencies close to what the trainee can expect in the future. For example, ambulance staff might deal with most medical emergencies, which range from wounds to illness. However, firefighters will deal with burns and breathing difficulties due to smoke inhalation. So, for the latter, the simulation experience may need adjusting.

How Should Simulated and Strap-On Wounds Be Applied?

When you purchase one of the casualty simulation kits from Mentone Educational, you can count on the accompanying instructions. These instructions describe in greater detail how to use each of the moulages included, whether they are standalone or strap-on.

Educators who have bought a casualty simulation kit in the past already know that there are different types of moulages that can be used during a simulation. However, if you have items such as stick-on wounds inside your set, then Mentone Educational ensures that the accompanying adhesive is included in the set. For example, our EMT Advanced Casualty Simulation Kit contains body adhesive for the stick-on wounds.

Are you not yet familiar with the use of this kit and could you use a demonstration before you decide to purchase? Visit the Mentone Educational showroom and speak to a member of our team, who can demonstrate the use of the kit on the spot. Afterwards, you can decide if the items included and their effects are suitable for your simulation or training program.

What Can the Makeup Accessories Be Used for?

When you take a closer look at the EMT Advanced Casualty Simulation Kit, you will notice that there are loads of makeup accessories included. Naturally, these makeup accessories have a purpose since these are used to make the simulation even more realistic.

Even though moulages are great to make a simulated emergency come to life, makeup certainly adds to the realism too. Inside this advanced EMT kit, you will find items such as coagulant makeup blood, simulated blood, grease paint, and more. Each of these is used for “special effect”, much like makeup artists do on a movie set.

Educators who do not have experience with makeup do not have to worry though, because each of the items included in our casualty simulation kits is made with easy use in mind. So, even if you have zero experience with makeup application, the items included in the EMT kit enable you to bring a simulation to life easily.

Do you have a question about the application of makeup in relation to the EMT kit? Or do you have more questions about this kit before you can purchase it? For more information about any of the simulation kits available at Mentone Educational, please contact the Mentone Educational team via telephone, email, or the instant messaging function on the website.