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The brand NEW Clean Bleed™ Mat has been designed to support all simulation scenarios, with any brand of trainer where external blood or fluid loss is a key indicator and measure of the emergency being simulated.

 

This easy to setup and mess free product has the ability to create the impression of hemorrhages, such as postpartum, post-operative or gunshot trauma, through a controlled flow into a sealed mat. The flow into the mat is adjustable and can be easily managed, creating a realistic scenario where the trainee or clinician is able to identify fluid output, and respond accordingly.

 

Versatile and efficient, the Clean Bleed™ Mat can be used under or besides simulated patients, full body manikins or task trainers, in both an outdoor and indoor setting. After simulation, a two-way pump system ensures that the fluid can be pumped back into the reservoir provided, and the internal mat can be removed and rinsed for a hassle free simulation experience.

 

 

• Controllable blood flow

• The flow of blood can be measured either visually, or by weighing

• Easy set-up process

• Provides mess-free simulation training

• Suitable for use with simulated patients, task trainers and full body manikins

• Quick release bag allows trainees to replace the bag quickly, as they would in a real-life scenario

• Absorbent pad behaves as a chux pad would

• Housed in a carry bag

 

• Unique sealed blood flow, heightening the realism for simulated scenarios

• High flows: vaginal trauma (including PPH or meconium fluid); abdominal, chest and neck trauma; loss of limb and post-operative bleeds

• Low flows: head or peripheral trauma; post-operative bleeds; meconium fluid

• Can be used in conjunction with SP, task trainers or full-body manikins

• Suitable for both indoor and outdoor settings

• Can be used to simulate a range of fluids

• Portable and durable for use both indoors and outdoors

• Bag allows for the use of standard sized chux pads (60cm x 90cm)

 

• Latex free

 

• Visual inspection or body assessment

• Identification and assessment of the speed and color of the bleed or flow

• Assessment of the speed and relevance of trainee interventions

• Quantifying blood loss (QBL)

• Ability to initiate rapid transfusion protocol if hemorrhage is suspected

• Use of PPE to protect against bodily fluids

• Assessment of the ongoing patient condition and impact of prior interventions on the patient