Control the bleeding arm model

The bleeding control arm model is a teaching tool specifically designed for first aid and traumatology training, mainly used to train trainees' hemostasis and bandaging skills in bleeding situations.

The model has a high degree of simulation and is equipped with an internal simulated circulatory system, which can truly reproduce different types of bleeding scenarios, such as arterial jetting bleeding and venous exudative bleeding. Students can repeatedly practice techniques such as pressure bandaging, tourniquet use, acupressure hemostasis and wound bandaging on the model, and master the methods of quickly and effectively controlling bleeding in emergency situations.

Through operational training, trainees can understand the characteristics of bleeding in different parts and the best hemostasis strategies, thereby enhancing their clinical emergency response and operational capabilities. This model is often used in scenarios such as nursing, first aid training, military battlefield rescue, and disaster medicine drills, providing a safe, intuitive and efficient training platform for cultivating rescue personnel with practical combat capabilities.