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A full-body educational mannequin (approximately 170 cm in length and 12 kg in weight) designed for training specialists in emergency care, basic nursing skills, and the transportation of sick and wounded patients. All limbs, the head, and the jaw move naturally. The mannequin features internal organs (heart, lungs, stomach, intestines, urinary bladder) and interchangeable male and female genitalia.

Functions (Practiced Exercises and Procedures):

• Basic Care and Prevention: Lifting, moving, and repositioning the patient in bed; bathing (hygiene care for male and female genitalia); oral hygiene (equipped with artificial teeth) and nasal cleaning; prevention of pressure ulcers, muscle spasms, pneumonia, candidal stomatitis, and blood clots.

• Resuscitation and Physiotherapy: Mouth-to-mouth and mouth-to-nose artificial respiration (with visible lung expansion); tracheostomy care (tracheal intubation and suctioning); oxygen inhalation therapy via mask or nasal cannula; dry cold compresses.

• Procedures and Lavage: Gastric lavage, bowel irrigation, and bladder irrigation; enema administration; male and female urinary catheterization.

• Injections and Infusions: Subcutaneous injections (pads located on forearms and thighs), intramuscular injections (two pads located on buttocks), hypodermoclysis (subcutaneous infusions), as well as an IV injection training arm.

• Bandaging and Wound Care: Application of numerous types of bandages to all parts of the body, including bandaging of amputated limbs.

TRAUMA MODULE:

1. Facial Burn, degree I, II, III.
2. Laceration of forehead.
3. Jaw wound.
4. Open clavicle fracture and contusion wound on the chest.
5. Abdominal wound with protruding intestines.
6. Open humerus fracture of the arm.
7. Open fracture of the hand (including parenchyma laceration, fracture and bone tissue exposure).
8.  Gunshot wound of the palm.
9. Burn in the forearm, degree I, II, III.
10.  Open femur fracture of the leg.
11.  Open tibia fracture of the leg.
12.  Leg amputation.
13.  Metal pricking wound of the thigh.
14.  Tear of the thigh skin.
15.  Sepsis wound of the thigh.
16. Infective ulcer of the thigh.
17. Thigh section and suture incision.
18. Foot necrosis.
19.  Amputation stump of arm.
20. Amputation stump of leg.