Red Cross’s new guide to paramedic training makes the training of volunteers in the Red Cross even more practice-oriented. All topic blocks begin with a case study / simulation. For the total of 36 case studies, mimes/actors have to be made up, sometimes elaborately. Often, make-up teams and mimes are not available in sufficient numbers. Our “DRK paramedic training” wound kit covers the ten most complex injuries in the new guide. Within a very short time, open fractures or heavily bleeding wounds are ready for the case study and can be used several times without the need for make-up.
The set contains a total of 12 wounds (NW300 contains eight small, bleeding injuries), including a moulage with connection option (Luer-Lock) to a bleeding system to represent a heavily bleeding wound. The set also contains a total of 2 l of fake blood, silicone “shards” for risk-free representation of splinters and a pump spray with a simulated “vomit” odor.
In the table you can see which case examples in the guide are covered by our wound set:
Contents:
1x Wound dressing Suicide attempt with bleeding function
1-4 “Threatening bleeding forearm”, 1-5 “Threatening bleeding lower leg”, C-4 “Volume deficiency shock”
1x Standard wound dressing set
B-3 “Thoracic trauma”, D-3 “Seizure”, E-1 “Concussion”, E-5 “Craniocerebral trauma”
1x Open fracture wound dressing
E-1 “Concussion and lower leg fracture”, E-2 “Thoracic trauma and forearm fracture”
1x Wound dressing burn 2°
E-6 „Burn“ NW007
1x Wound dressing burn 3°
E-6 „Burn“ NW008
2x Blood powder for 1000 ml artificial blood
1x Artificial glass for splinter simulation
1x Simulation odor “vomit”
The moulages are self-adhesive on human skin and dolls. The adhesive properties are limited if there is a lot of hair. They can also be applied with moulage adhesive, but the moulage will permanently lose its self-adhesive properties if the adhesive is used. All wounds are packed in plastic boxes to ensure safe storage.