Full-function trauma caregiver

The full-function trauma nurse is a highly realistic comprehensive medical teaching device that integrates multi-site trauma treatment, vital sign monitoring and first aid skills training. It is widely used in emergency departments, pre-hospital emergency care, nursing colleges and military-civilian joint rescue training and other fields.

This device is designed in accordance with the proportion and anatomical structure of an adult human body, featuring realistic skin texture, joint range of motion and bleeding response. It can simulate various types of trauma such as through injuries, cutting injuries, open fractures, burns and crush injuries, and supports operation training such as hemostasis, bandaging, immobilization and transportation. Some models can also present adjustable effects of arterial or venous bleeding, combined with the simulation of vital signs such as pulse, breathing, heart sounds and pupil changes, enabling trainees to make comprehensive judgments and handle situations in an environment close to real combat. The equipment is usually equipped with an electronic monitoring and assessment system, which quantitatively feeds back the operation sequence, time used, and hemostasis effect of the trainees, facilitating training evaluation and skill improvement.

Full-service trauma caregivers can not only enhance the trauma identification and handling capabilities of medical staff and emergency personnel, but also strengthen teamwork and on-site emergency response, providing crucial technical support for improving the success rate of major trauma treatment and reducing complications.