Frostbite Ear Simulator for Medical Training

The ear is highly susceptible to frostbite due to its exposure and limited blood circulation. The severity of frostbite, classified from first-degree (redness) to fourth-degree (tissue necrosis), directly affects treatment and recovery.

This frostbite ear simulator shows the complete progression of ear frostbite from first-degree redness to fourth-degree tissue necrosis. It is an excellent tool for teaching frostbite pathology, first aid training, and public health education.

The Key Features of Frostbite Ear Simulator

• Realistic Silicone Frostbite Progression
  Made of soft, high-quality silicone, this set includes four ear models showing frostbite stages from redness to tissue necrosis with lifelike color and texture.

• Integrated Acrylic Display Stand
  The four ear simulators are mounted on a clear acrylic base, creating a unified and visually appealing display ideal for classroom teaching, hospital training, or exhibitions.

• Designed for Frostbite Identification and Assessment Training
  This model helps learners recognize different stages of ear frostbite and practice assessing the severity of cold injuries in a clear and realistic way.

• Designed for Effective Teaching
  This model serves as an effective teaching tool that makes theoretical knowledge more visual and easier to understand. It helps students clearly see the differences between frostbite levels and learn the corresponding treatment principles.

• Versatile for Various Training Settings
  Suitable for use in medical schools, emergency care training, outdoor survival education, and public health awareness programs.

Specifications:

• Material: Silicone ears with an acrylic display stand
• Weight: 0.3KG
• Uses: Frostbite ear stage recognition and assessment training