Laerdal Practoplast Mode D'emploi page 5

Practoplast.qxd 09-03-06
30.Incised wound (on the inside of the arm, on the upper arm,
or on the stomach)
The "injured person" complains of pain. He explains the cause
of the injury i.e. a knife or shrapnel. He calms down after a good
bandage is applied.
31-32. Gun shot wounds – entrance and exit (entrance through left
jaw, exit through right cheek, or entrance through left shoulder,
exit through lower part of the back, or entrance through
outside of leg, exit through inside)
The "injured person" is apprehensive and in pain and has
difficulty in talking clearly. In the case of a head injury, he should
have a blood capsule in his mouth in order to simulate the
blood flow from his mouth. If wound is placed on front of
shoulder the "injured person" has difficulty in breathing, and also
coughs up some blood. If the wound is placed on the leg, he
clutches the wound with his hand but appears cheerful, since he
is relieved that the wound is not more serious.
CONTENTS
Tray No. 1
Fractures and special injuries
1. Closed fracture of mandible
2. Closed fracture of orbit with hemotoma
3. Compound fracture of nasal bones
4. Compound fracture of ribs
5. Incised wound of abdominal wall with protrusion
of small intestine
6. Wound of orbit with evulsion of eye
Tray No. 2
Fractures, wounds and bites
8. Compound fracture of fibula
9. Compound fracture of humerus
10. Dog bite
11. Incised wound with glass fragment
12. Incised wound with large metal fragment
13. Snake bite
14. Incised wound
Tray No. 3
Fractures and injuries
15. Closed fracture of fibula
16. Closed fracture of radius
17. Compound fracture of fingers
18. Contused wound of nail bed
19. Compound fracture of toes with contusion
20. Frost bite of toes
Tray No. 4
Burn injuries and hemorrhages
21. Third degree burn, charring of tissue
22. Second degree, with blistering
23. First degree, with erythema
24. Burn due to gamma ray exposure
25. Incised wound demonstrating arterial bleeding
26. Wound demonstrating venous bleeding
08:38 Page 5
33.Deeply lacerated wound (on the thigh or on the back uf upper
arm or on the back of leg)
The "injured person" indicates pain by moaning and is quite
apprehensive. He informs the rescuer how the injury occurred,
i.e. that an industrial explosion took place and something hit
him. The accident occurred so quickly that he cannot give any
other definite details. If any of his friends were also in the area
of the explosion, he anxiously asks about their welfare.
He calms down upon hearing that they are not harmed and
after a good bandage and dressing has been applied
(the application of a splint may be needed).
Tray No. 5
Miscellaneous wounds
27. Laceration
28. Contusion
29. Superficial abrasions
30. Incised wound
31/32. Gun shot, entrance and exit
33. Deep laceration
Inside compartment:
Plastic blood drops to be glued on
Blood capsules 20, to simulate bleeding from mouth
Blood 1 tube, 100 grams concentrated artificial
blood to be diluted in water
Mixture:
Light arterial blood 1 part concentrate to 10 parts water
Dark venous blood 1 part concentrate to 2 parts water
Blood 2 empty 100 ml bottles with spout
Plastic tube 2 x 1.4 meters
Special adhesive 1 bottle 100 ml
Spatula 1
Marking pencils 3 (red, blue and black)
Masking ointment 1 box
Plastic bulbs 2, to simulate bleeding
Gauze compress 2
On the inside of the lid is a sheet containing colored illustrations of
the wounds and a numbered index.
5