STOPS Medical Bleed Trainer
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STOPS Medical Bleed Trainer

STOPS Medical Multi‑Junctional Bleed Trainer (MJBT), Hyper‑Realistic® haemorrhage trainer designed for wound packing and bleeding control in challenging junctional injury sites, including carotid, axillary and inguinal regions, supporting advanced trauma care training.

Included Item Details
Multi-Junctional Bleed Trainer 1 × STOPS MJBT training unit
Integrated wound sites Carotid, axillary and inguinal training locations
Documentation User instructions and setup guide

1. What is the Multi-Junctional Bleed Trainer used for?

It is designed to train healthcare providers, military personnel and first responders in managing severe junctional haemorrhage injuries.

2. What anatomical locations can be trained on?

The trainer simulates bleeding from the carotid artery, axillary artery and inguinal artery regions.

3. Why is junctional haemorrhage training important?

These injuries occur in areas where tourniquets are difficult or impossible to apply, requiring advanced haemorrhage control techniques such as wound packing and direct pressure.

4. Can wound packing techniques be practised?

Yes. The trainer is specifically designed to develop realistic wound packing and haemorrhage control skills.

5. Does the trainer require an external blood system?

Yes. The MJBT is designed for use with the STOPS Blood Pumping System Deluxe (ElevateACC-STOPS02), which is sold separately.

Technical Specifications

Application
Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC), military, EMS and trauma training
Anatomy simulated
Carotid, axillary and inguinal haemorrhage sites
Training focus
Junctional haemorrhage control and wound packing
Simulation type
Hyper-Realistic® bleeding trauma trainer
Bleeding capability
Simulated haemorrhage in anatomically challenging locations
Tourniquet training
Designed for areas where tourniquet application is difficult or impossible
Wound packing
Supports realistic wound packing and haemorrhage control techniques
Training environment
Classroom, simulation centre and field exercises
Reusability
Durable construction for repeated training use

Resources

Trauma Simulation - Surgical Training Brochure.pdf
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