The hemostasis model for upper limb trauma amputation is mainly used in first aid and trauma nursing teaching, and it is an important tool for training on-site handling skills of severe trauma.

This model accurately regenerates the open wounds, active bleeding and amputation section structure of the upper limb, and can simulate different degrees of jet-like or exudative bleeding, providing trainees with rapid assessment and emergency response. By practicing the procedures of acupressure hemostasis, compression bandaging, tourniquet use, wound protection and limb preservation on the model, students can master the standardized operation steps in a realistic scene.

The model is often used in pre-hospital emergency training, war injury rescue courses, hospital trauma skills competitions, emergency drills and disaster medicine teaching, helping trainees improve their judgment and operation abilities in high-pressure situations and laying a solid foundation for actual trauma treatment.