3B Scientific - MEDICAL EDUCATION Catalog

Advanced Casualty Simulation Kit
Especially suitable for use in the creation of disaster scenarios where application of
makeup on multiple casualties creates the widest range of wounds. Contains specialty
wounds associated with gunshots, like perforations, major avulsions, and complex
jaw wounds. 41 x 33 x 56 cm; 12.3 kg
Includes:
Bleeding wounds (complete with reservoir bags with pump assembly):
• Compound fractures of humerus and tibia
Non-bleeding wounds:
• Assorted stick-on lacerations and open fractures
Make-Up Accessories:
• Make-up palette with scissors, mirror, measuring cup, mist sprayer
• Casualty simulation wax, coagulant make-up blood powder for making 3 batches of
4.5 liter simulated blood
• Broken Plexiglas® for simulating glass imbedded wound, fake dirt
• Make-up liners: red, blue, brown, white, yellow, black and flesh
• Plastalene modeling paste: white and dark, glycerine for simulating perspiration, cold
cream, mineral oil, charcoal
• Latex compound to simulate scars, petroleum jelly, pressure sensitive tape
• Methyl cellulose for simulated blood thickening
• Body adhesive for stick-on wounds, spatulas, tongue depressors, applicators/swab
sticks, cotton balls, cotton, tissues, and make-up sponges.
M-1005710
E.M.T. Casualty Simulation Kit
This complex EMT kit uses components applied to human and manikin patients
for the widest variety of training situations possible. Wounds can be strapped on,
stuck on, created from wax, and made to bleed to challenge both the volunteer
and the professional in areas of burns, lacerations, fractures of arms and legs,
and amputations; a good kit to simulate community disasters like bus accidents or
building explosions. 61 x 23 x 46 cm; 14.6 kg
Includes:
Bleeding wounds (complete with reservoir bags with pump assembly):
• Jaw wound, abdominal wound with protruding intestines, sucking wound of chest,
compound fractures of humerus, femur, and tibia, laceration of the forehead, open
amputation, gunshot wound of palm
Non-bleeding wounds:
• Assorted stick-on lacerations and open fracture wounds
• Phosphorous burn of the hand, face in shock
• 2nd, & 3rd degree burn of the face, chest, back, hand, and forearm
M-1005711
Neonatal Wound Kit
For use on any newborn manikin.
These wounds represent
the major complications
associated with critical neonates.
Development of each wound
coincides with the S.T.A.B.L.E.
program, which consists of
Sugar, Temperature, Airway,
Blood pressure, Lab work, and
Emotional Support.
M-1018426
Moulage Movie
Moulage instruction is hard to find, unless you look at this Moulage Movie. Produced
in conjunction with a leading artist using Hollywood-training techniques and years of
military experience, the Moulage Movie explains the use and application of every portion
of the Casualty Simulation Kits. Start simple and go for the realism; each segment of
moulage is represented within the frames you’ll see during this 45-minute presentation.
Use it as a base to build your repertoire of the most realistic
moulage to add challenge to your next casualty incident.
M-1018145
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