Ruth Lee Multi-Trauma-GEN2 Adult Manikin - 110 lbs.

The Multi-Trauma-GEN2 Manikin evolved from the Blast and Impaled Victim Manikin to combine all the features of these manikins in one product. Additionally, the head has been redesigned to allow the fitting of an extrication collar. So now you have in one manikin a General Purpose rescue manikin that can also simulate an amputated arm and leg, an impaled torso, and a suspect neck injury.

The hole on the torso's left keeps a spike firmly in place. The right arm and right leg are fully detachable to simulate an amputation, or by partially releasing the locking straps, the limb can be weakly attached. It will fall off if the rescuer does not correctly assess and support the injury. The manikin is supplied with sturdy boots that greatly protect the legs if the manikin is dragged along the ground, and are user-replaceable if badly damaged.

The Multi-Trauma-GEN2 Rescue manikin can simulate impalements or amputations, adding difficulty to any training exercise. Made from the same rugged Polyester as the Fire & Rescue Manikin, these manikins are tough enough to be used in Confined Spaces, USAR incidents, Chemical/Biological Hazard, Road Traffic Collision (RTC) & general handling exercises.

The removable limbs can also simulate partial amputations. In this way, the limb may fall off during recovery if the rescuer does not make a thorough injury assessment!

• Anatomically correct weight distribution gives the 'feel' of an unconscious person.
• A Polypropylene plastic sleeve allows the introduction of an impalement - scaffold poles, concrete reinforcing bars, and fence posts can all be used for this purpose.
• The right arm and leg can be completely or partially detached to provide real interest to your training exercises.
• Strong enough to be buried under concrete or steel lintels without damage (care should be taken with the plastic sleeve) - these manikins are tough!
• The Polyester is waterproof, making it suitable for wet or foul scenarios such as Hazmat/ CBRN, as it can be more easily cleaned and dried than canvas models.
• The neck can fit an immobilization/extrication collar - to promote proper casualty care.
• Soft body joints eliminate the risk of pinch welts and bruising, a common injury when using plastic-bodied manikins.
• Protective consumables, including tough drag protectors, coveralls, and boots, greatly extend the life of the manikin and help save you costs.

**C-Collar not included**