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TQ-Self Application-Arm - 1

Depicts a simulated lower arm injury with bleeding. The injured person is self-applying a tourniquet. The simulated wound (laceration or incision) is an apparent knife injury. Appropriate direct threat care, assuming the environment is still considered to be a hot zone.

TEACHING POINT: Note that the TQ is being applied high up the arm and is sufficiently tight to stop the bleeding.

TQ-Self Application - Arm-2

Depicts a simulated lower arm injury with bleeding. The injured person is self-applying a tourniquet. The simulated wound (laceration or incision) is an apparent knife injury. Appropriate direct threat care, assuming the environment is still considered to be a hot zone.

TEACHING POINT: Note that the TQ is being applied high up the arm and is sufficiently tight to stop the bleeding.

F/X Laceration-Penetrating-Chest-Injury-1

Depicts a simulated injury to a victim’s chest. Simulated injury appears to be a jagged wound that is actively bleeding. Not apparent whether the injury was deep enough to create an open thoracic injury.

F/X Laceration-Penetrating-Chest-Injury-2

Depicts a simulated injury to a victim’s chest.  The simulated injury appears to be a jagged wound that is actively bleeding.  Not apparent whether the injury was sufficiently deep enough to create an open thoracic injury.  It appears the injury is being assessed and/or bleeding control is underway via direct pressure.

Set 7: TECC Training

Set of TECC Training, includes4 specialized image licenses relating to a simulated (F/X)  knife injury caused accidentally  to a 5 y/o child's arm.  The laceration produced significant bleeding. Initial and immediate care is being provided by a bystander / family member. 

Images included: F/X Knife-Accidental-Injury-Arm-Child-1a, F/X Knife-Accidental-Injury-Arm-Child-1b, F/X Knife-Accidental-Injury-Arm-Child-1c, F/X Knife-Accidental-Injury-Arm-Child-5, Knife-Accidental-Injury-Arm-Child-2a