The advanced trauma model is a highly realistic teaching device used for trauma treatment and first aid skills training. It features a realistic human appearance, tissue structure, and the ability to simulate various trauma scenarios. This model can present various types of trauma such as bleeding, fractures, open wounds, and pneumothorax. Trainees can conduct comprehensive operation training such as hemostasis, bandaging, immobilization, intravenous infusion, tracheal intubation, and thoracic decompression on the model. Through realistic scenario Settings and physiological feedback, trainees can enhance their trauma assessment and treatment capabilities in an environment that is nearly real.

In teaching and clinical training, advanced trauma models are widely applied in fields such as emergency medicine, combat and trauma medicine, nursing, and emergency management. It not only helps trainees systematically master the standard procedures of trauma treatment, but also cultivates the emergency response capabilities of quick judgment and teamwork. Through multiple simulation exercises, medical staff can become familiar with the handling methods of various complex traumas and improve their adaptability and operational proficiency in actual rescue operations. The application of this model has effectively enhanced the scientificity and practicality of trauma treatment teaching, providing an important guarantee for improving the quality of clinical rescue.