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Hello all,
I came across a device capable of simulating bleeding wounds. The description of the device stated that it was a military training device. It came with a pump and power supply unit in its own case and can be powered by either 110VAC or 12VDC. It also came with six bleeding wounds with straps to hold to arms or legs. After researching, I discovered that the device was disclosed in department of the army pamphlet DA-PAM 310-12 as device DVC 08-06 and was used in military training of officers in emergency medical procedures (Medical/Level 1). I was wondering if anyone has additional information or worked with this particular device before? The device is really interesting and I wanted to know a bit more about it. Attached below is a file of the pages of DA-PAM 310-12 about the device.
I came across a device capable of simulating bleeding wounds. The description of the device stated that it was a military training device. It came with a pump and power supply unit in its own case and can be powered by either 110VAC or 12VDC. It also came with six bleeding wounds with straps to hold to arms or legs. After researching, I discovered that the device was disclosed in department of the army pamphlet DA-PAM 310-12 as device DVC 08-06 and was used in military training of officers in emergency medical procedures (Medical/Level 1). I was wondering if anyone has additional information or worked with this particular device before? The device is really interesting and I wanted to know a bit more about it. Attached below is a file of the pages of DA-PAM 310-12 about the device.