The Advanced Trauma Assessment Module is a highly realistic simulation device specifically designed for medical education and first aid training, aiming to enhance learners' ability to quickly assess and handle trauma patients.

This module is usually made to human scale and features operable structures of the head, limbs, trunk and key organs. It can simulate various types of trauma, such as external bleeding, fractures, contusions and open wounds. The core significance lies in enabling learners to practice the ABCDE (Airway, Respiratory, circulatory, neurological State, and whole-body exposure) assessment method in a safe environment by simulating real trauma scenarios, quickly determining the severity of injuries and formulating treatment plans.

The repeatable operability of the module enables trainees to repeatedly conduct wound examination, hemostasis, immobilization, bandaging and emergency treatment drills, enhancing their operational proficiency and adaptability. Meanwhile, this module also promotes communication and collaboration training among the medical and nursing team, strengthens clinical decision-making ability and emergency response speed. By using the advanced trauma assessment module, learners not only master the standardized trauma assessment process but also cultivate clinical observation and judgment skills, providing a reliable skill foundation for actual trauma treatment. This is of great value for improving the quality of first aid teaching and patient safety.