TraumaSim’s Emergency Tourniquet Trainer (ETT) was the WORLD'S FIRST tourniquet training unit and remains the gold standard today. This realistic and reactive skills trainer was designed to aid in tourniquet application and repeat training for lifesaving hemorrhage control. Allowing students and providers to train repeatedly and gain confidence and competence by using these durable, easy to use realistic units.
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TraumaSim’s Emergency Tourniquet Trainer (ETT) was the WORLD'S FIRST tourniquet training unit and remains the gold standard today. This realistic and reactive skills trainer was designed to aid in tourniquet application and repeat training for lifesaving hemorrhage control. Allowing students and providers to train repeatedly and gain confidence and competence by using these durable, easy to use realistic units.
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TraumaSim’s Hemorrhage Control Simulator - Lifecast Arm has been developed to aid in the delivery of bleeding control training and simulates a full arm with a junctional wound near the armpit and a laceration across the radial artery – suitable for wound packing and tourniquet application. This realistic and reactive trainer is a critical training aid for any professional delivering lifesaving first aid training. Allowing students and providers to train repeatedly and gain confidence and competence by using these durable, easy to use realistic units.
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TraumaSim’s Hemorrhage Control Simulator - Junctional is a realistic, robust training aid for teaching and practicing the most critical and difficult of external hemorrhages – junctional wounds. This reactive skills trainer was designed to aid in tourniquet application, wound packing - both junctional and standard wounds, hemostatic dressing and stump care for lifesaving hemorrhage control all in one trainer. This realistic and reactive trainer is a critical training aid for any professional delivering lifesaving first aid training. Allowing students and providers to train repeatedly and gain confidence and competence by using these durable, easy to use realistic units.