Product information "Male Genitals for Combat Carl"
The "Male Genitalia" add-on module enhances the Combat Carl TCCC training manikin by introducing a realistic anatomical obstacle for casualty care under realistic operational conditions.
A key training objective is to deliberately overcome the sense of embarrassment—often unconsciously present during training—associated with performing a "blood sweep". Participants must conduct the examination thoroughly and comprehensively, ensuring the groin and genital areas are not skipped when checking for previously undetected hemorrhages.
At the same time, the module intentionally complicates the treatment of injuries to the proximal lower extremities. The genitalia act as a realistic anatomical obstruction when applying a tourniquet in a "high and tight" position. This necessitates practicing the positioning, accessibility, and correct application of the tourniquet under challenging conditions.
The module is particularly well-suited for TCCC, TECC, and similar tactical medical training scenarios that aim to teach not only technical skills but also a consistent, practiced approach to patient care.
Training objectives:
• Overcoming embarrassment during systematic examination
• Consistently including the groin and genital region in the blood sweep
• Creating more realistic conditions for treating proximal extremity injuries
• Making tourniquet application more challenging and thus more true-to-life
• Fostering a practiced, professional approach to anatomically sensitive body regions
A key training objective is to deliberately overcome the sense of embarrassment—often unconsciously present during training—associated with performing a "blood sweep". Participants must conduct the examination thoroughly and comprehensively, ensuring the groin and genital areas are not skipped when checking for previously undetected hemorrhages.
At the same time, the module intentionally complicates the treatment of injuries to the proximal lower extremities. The genitalia act as a realistic anatomical obstruction when applying a tourniquet in a "high and tight" position. This necessitates practicing the positioning, accessibility, and correct application of the tourniquet under challenging conditions.
The module is particularly well-suited for TCCC, TECC, and similar tactical medical training scenarios that aim to teach not only technical skills but also a consistent, practiced approach to patient care.
Training objectives:
• Overcoming embarrassment during systematic examination
• Consistently including the groin and genital region in the blood sweep
• Creating more realistic conditions for treating proximal extremity injuries
• Making tourniquet application more challenging and thus more true-to-life
• Fostering a practiced, professional approach to anatomically sensitive body regions
Erler-Zimmer
Erler-Zimmer Medical GmbH
Hauptstrasse 27
77886 Lauf
Germany
info@erler-zimmer.de
Achtung! Medizinisches Ausbildungsmaterial, kein Spielzeug. Nicht geeignet für Personen unter 14 Jahren.
Attention! Medical training material, not a toy. Not suitable for persons under 14 years of age.