Manikin Trauma Module Set 276-10001 – Laerdal – New

This Trauma Module Fits:

• First Aid Training Manikin 100-10001
• Extri Kelly 101-10001
• Crash Kelly 201-10001
• Ultimate Hurt 201-00001

About the Extri Kelly:

• Educationally effective for practicing adult extrication and confined space rescue
• Extremely durable, rugged, and lifelike; made to withstand years of use
• Mobile for use in field extrication, triage, and transport training
• Cost-effective manikin can be used in multiples for triage and mass casualty training exercises
• Manikin platform allows multiple modules to be used, including Nuclear Biological Chemical (NBC), trauma, bleeding control, and first aid training

Product features:

• Full-body manikin for use in field extrication, rescue, triage, and transport
• Extri Kelly is 5’5’’ tall and weighs 58 pounds.
• Solid head with no openings
• Realistic articulation for application of cervical collars, splints and traction or application to spineboard
• Cost effective for use in mass casualty scenarios
• Optional trauma modules may be added to enhance realism in scenarios
  • BTLS Victim Injury Set (275-00001)
  • Trauma Module Set (276-10001)
  • NBC Module (276-15001)
  • Bleeding Trauma Modules (381550)
• Full body carry case available for storage and transport

About the Crash Kelly:

Product Benefits:

• Educationally effective for training in airway management and adult extrication
• Extremely durable, rugged and lifelike, made to withstand years of use
• Mobile for use in field extrication, triage and transport training
• Cost effective manikin can be used in multiples for triage and mass casualty training exercises
• Flexible manikin platform with optional modules to accommodate a wide range of training including trauma, NBC, bleeding control and first aid

Product Features:

• Intubation head with improved airway allows for insertion of standard airway devices with the addition of LMA, Combitube and the King LT
• Head can be tilted forward, backward or rotated 90 degrees to either side
• Right mainstream intubation
• Oropharyngeal and Nasopharyngeal airway insertion
• Bag valve mask ventilation
• Stomach auscultation to verify proper airway positioning
• Manually generated carotid pulse
• Articulated body for full range of motion
• Crash Kelly is 5’5″ (162.5cm)
• Optional trauma modules may be added to enhance realism in scenarios
  • BTLS Victim Injury Set (275-00001)
  • Advanced Trauma Module Set (276-00001)
  • Trauma Module Set (276-10001)
  • NBC Module (276-15001)
  • Bleeding Trauma Modules (381550)
• Full body carry case available for storage and transport

Ultimate Hurt:

• Airway management, trauma assessment and extrication skills can all be taught.
• The manikin comes witha wide range of trauma wound modules andthree interchangeable heads to enhance scenarios.
• Superior realism of multiple facial and cranial fractures module permits assessment of traumatic head injuries
• Realistic articulation for application of cervical collars, splints and traction or for use of aspineboard.

Designed to be durable, rugged and portable for field training exercises

• The quality construction and materials allow the manikin to be used in extrication and triage exercises.
• Full-body carry case is provided for ease of storage and transportation.

Anadaptable manikin platform allows for flexible andeffective education

To add additional realism to training, modules such as Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Simulation and Bleeding Control can be used with the Ultimate Hurt.

Three interchangeable heads can be used:

• Standard intubation head – Allows for airway management by manual maneuvers and various airway devices.
• Trauma intubation head – Has an impaled object in the cheek, avulsed ear, unequal pupils, broken teeth, and multiple lacerations.
• Mr. Hurt Head – Facilitates facial and cranial trauma assessment including an open depressed skull fracture, deviated trachea, bilateral mandible fractures, and fracture of the C6 vertebrae.

Trauma wound modules allow trainers to adapt training to a variety of situations.

Modules included are:

Sucking chest wound

• May be interchanged with blank module in manikin’s chest.

Burn arm with 1st, 2nd and 3rd degree burns

• Burns illustrated with blistering in progressive sequence.
• Left forearm and hand articulates to manikin at the elbow.

Compound fracture radius

• Exposed proximal portion of radius.
• May be interchanged with blank module in manikin’s forearm.

Industrial hand

• Severe laceration to the dorsum of the hand with exposed bone and soft tissue.
• Open and closed fracture of index finger and severe tear of the fingernail with contusion.
• Right forearm and hand articulates to manikin at the elbow.

Exposed viscera

• Abdominal wound with protruding abdominal contents.
• May be interchanged with blank abdominal module.

Large and small caliber entry and exit wounds

• Entry wounds may be interchanged with blank deltoid pads.
• Exit wounds may be interchanged with blank ventral gluteal (small caliber) and dorsal gluteal (large caliber) pads.

Impaled Object

• Metallic object imbedded in thigh.
• This may be interchanged with blank module in manikin’s thigh.

Compound fracture femur

• Exposed fractured femur protruding from mid-thigh.
• May be interchanged with blank module in manikin’s thigh.

Closed fracture tibia and fibula

• Palpation of fracture is possible.
• Right lower leg articulates to manikin at the knee.

Contused ankle and foot

• Left lower leg and foot articulates to manikin at the knee.

Crushed foot

• Severe lacerations, exposed bone, tendon and soft tissue.
• Complete amputation of the lesser toe.
• Right foot may be articulated to the manikin at the ankle.