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SKU: 852844007963

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Vendor: MED-TAC International

Wound Management Leg Trainer

Name: Wound Management Leg Trainer
Brand: MED-TAC International
SKU: 852844007963
Price: 999.0 CAD
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PRODUCT INFORMATION

MED-TAC International · Wound-Management Task Trainer

Wound Management Leg Trainer

A full-size self-healing leg carrying three wounds — one severe laceration and two gunshot entry/exit wounds — over a palpable bone structure, fed by a gravity 1,000 ml simulated-blood system that needs no power. One platform trains tourniquet placement, deep wound packing and pressure bandaging, and resets between students.

3 wounds on one limbSelf-healing tissue1,000 ml gravity bleedHard case included

Students pack too shallow because nothing tells them they have stopped short. A bone they can feel through the tissue is the correction no diagram delivers.

What's Included

A task trainer, not a stocked kit — one item, one Default Title variant. Everything below is what the legacy listing establishes ships with the trainer. Tap to open the list.

VIEW ▾In the Case — trainer, bleeding system and hard case

1× Full-size wound-management leg trainer, self-healing human-tissue analog — 15 lb
3 wounds moulded into the limb: 1 severe laceration and 2 gunshot entry/exit wounds
Internal bone structure, palpable through the tissue analog
1× IV bag, 1,000 ml, for simulated blood — gravity-fed, no power required
1× Connector tubing
1× Clamp
1× Hard plastic carrying case
Training aid for simulation use only. The trainer is inert — it holds no medical device, no hemostatic and no drug, and nothing on it carries a CoTCCC status

▾Specifications

Wound Management Leg Trainer — specifications as published on this listing

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer / vendor	MED-TAC International
SKU	852844007963
Weight	15 lb
Wound count	3 — 1 severe laceration, 2 GSW entry/exit
Blood simulation	1,000 ml IV bag, connector tubing and clamp
Bone palpation	Yes — internal bone structure palpable through tissue
Self-healing	Yes — tissue analog allows repeated use
Power requirement	None — gravity-fed bleeding system
Storage	Hard plastic carrying case, included
Type	Multi-wound leg task trainer

Consumables are not listed on this page: simulated blood concentrate, hemostatic or training gauze, tourniquets and pressure bandages are not stated as included and should be assumed to be the programme's own. The identifier published as the SKU is a 12-digit number in GTIN form, not a manufacturer part number.

▾Who Carries It

TCCC, TECC and bleeding-control course instructors running tourniquet, packing and pressure-bandage stations · Military and law-enforcement medical training cells needing a limb that survives a full day of repetitions · EMS and fire training divisions teaching extremity hemorrhage control · Nursing and allied-health programmes assessing wound-care competency.

Three wounds on one limb is the practical point: a laceration for tourniquet placement and bandaging, and two gunshot cavities for packing. The bleeding system is gravity-fed, so a station runs off a hook and a bag rather than a pump and an outlet — which matters when the classroom is a bay, a field tent or the back of a truck.

Reset between students is mechanical: clear the cavity, re-close the self-healing tissue, refill the bag. The hard case makes the trainer transportable to a site rather than fixed to a lab.

Genuine MED-TAC International

Sourced direct from the manufacturer or an authorized master distributor. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

Built around MARCH. Every kit we sell maps to the MARCH protocol — Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, Hypothermia. Learn the sequence in our complete MARCH guide.

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How many wound sites does the Wound Management Leg Trainer include?

The trainer includes three wound sites: one severe laceration (the primary site for tourniquet application and pressure bandage training) and two gunshot wound entry/exit pairs (the primary sites for hemostatic wound packing training). Having three distinct wound patterns on one trainer allows instructors to run tourniquet, packing, and bandaging training on a single platform, or to have students manage multiple wounds simultaneously — simulating a complex leg injury scenario.

What is 'packing to the bone' and how does this trainer teach it?

Packing to the bone is the CoTCCC-recommended technique for deep wound packing: hemostatic gauze must be pushed deeply into a wound cavity until it contacts the vessel at the base, and ideally until the packer can feel the underlying bone structure. Surface-level packing leaves the bleeding vessel untreated. The Wound Management Leg Trainer has a palpable internal bone structure that students can feel through the surrounding tissue analog during the packing process — providing the tactile cue that confirms correct packing depth.

Can the leg trainer simulate pulsatile blood flow?

Yes. The gravity-fed IV bleeding system allows instructors or students to manually squeeze the IV bag to simulate pulsatile (arterial) blood flow from the wound sites — replicating the presentation of arterial hemorrhage that signals the most urgent tourniquet or packing priority. This pulsatile simulation distinguishes arterial from venous bleeding patterns and trains the recognition skill that guides treatment sequencing.

How many times can the wounds be repacked before the trainer needs replacement?

The self-healing tissue material is designed for repeated use — the wound cavities can be cleared, the IV bag refilled, and the trainer reset for the next student without measurable degradation of the wound anatomy. There is no specified maximum use count. Normal maintenance includes air-drying after each session, cleaning with mild soap and water, and avoiding sharp instruments that could damage the self-healing material outside of intended wound sites.

Is the Wound Management Leg Trainer suitable for civilian hemorrhage control training?

Yes. The skills trained on this platform — tourniquet application, wound packing, and pressure bandage application — are directly applicable to civilian Stop the Bleed, Bleeding Control (B-Con), and public access hemorrhage control programs, in addition to TCCC military training. The realistic wound presentations and bleeding simulation make it equally valuable for civilian first responder programs, nursing education, and emergency medicine training where extremity trauma management is a required competency.