Lower Body Training Simulator

The Lower Body Training Simulator measures 110 × 37 × 27cm and weighs 18kg (±2kg tolerance) with a reinforced plastic internal frame. Realistic silicone skin reaches minimum 12mm thickness with mesh reinforcement for durability during repeated training cycles. Three injury configurations include amputee leg bleeding, minor wound bleeding simulating gunshot trauma, and major wound bleeding representing severe penetrating injuries. A 2-liter manual pressure pump connects to a 3-way valve control unit managing independent bleeding from three separate wound sites. Three 1-meter flexible silicone hoses deliver artificial blood to designated injury locations.

The simulator enables training in tourniquet application, wound closure, wound packing, and junctional tourniquet placement techniques. Healthcare professionals practice hemorrhage control across multiple anatomical regions including femoral, inguinal, and lower extremity locations. The mesh-reinforced silicone withstands tourniquet pressure and hemostatic gauze insertion without tearing. The valve system allows instructors to create progressive hemorrhage scenarios requiring sequential intervention prioritization. The full lower body configuration supports realistic casualty positioning and access challenges encountered during actual emergency responses.

Military medical training facilities use the Lower Body Training Simulator for combat lifesaver certification programs teaching battlefield trauma management. Emergency medical technician schools incorporate the device into paramedic practical examination stations. Trauma surgery residency programs train residents on damage control techniques before operating room rotations. Special operations medic courses employ the simulator during high-stress scenario-based training exercises. Hospital emergency departments conduct multi-casualty incident drills using several simulators to replicate mass shooting or terrorist attack conditions.

Tactical Supply Pakistan supplies comprehensive medical training equipment replicating complex trauma patterns requiring advanced hemorrhage control interventions. The company provides full-body simulators enabling realistic scenario training for military and civilian medical professionals.

Does the simulator support supine and prone positioning?
Yes, the reinforced frame maintains structural integrity in multiple positions. Trainees practice casualty assessment and treatment across varied tactical positioning scenarios.