The application scenarios of the bleeding control thigh model

The bleeding control thigh model is mainly used in trauma rescue and first aid skills training, and is widely applied in medical colleges and universities, nursing training institutions, emergency centers, and military and police emergency drills.

This model can realistically simulate the situation of arterial or venous bleeding after trauma to the thigh. Based on this, trainees can perform various emergency treatment operations such as tourniquet application, direct compression hemostasis, packing hemostasis and wound bandaging.

Through the adjustable bleeding system, the operator can directly observe the hemostasis effect and evaluate the correctness and effectiveness of the operation in real time. The simulated skin and soft tissue structure of the model provides trainees with an operation experience close to clinical practice, which is helpful to improve their judgment and handling ability in complex bleeding situations.

Its application has effectively strengthened the emergency response and on-site treatment skills of rescue personnel, providing important teaching support for actual trauma rescue.