The Advanced Trauma Assessment Model is a highly realistic training tool for trauma first aid teaching. It can simulate severe trauma scenarios of multiple parts and types, helping trainees conduct systematic initial and secondary assessment training in a realistic environment. Models typically incorporate various trauma manifestations such as open wounds, bleeding points, fracture deformities, and soft tissue injuries. Some are also equipped with bleeding control, pulse palpation, and vital sign feedback functions, making the training more akin to real clinical scenarios.

This model is widely applied in emergency departments, trauma surgery, pre-hospital emergency care, skills training centers and medical education classrooms. In teaching, teachers can use models to carry out teaching contents such as ABCDE assessment, hemostasis and bandaging, splint fixation, injury assessment and emergency treatment, helping trainees establish standardized trauma management thinking.

Through repeated practice, trainees can not only master the key points of trauma assessment, but also exercise their teamwork skills, communication skills and quick decision-making ability in scenario simulation. Overall, advanced trauma assessment models can effectively enhance the ability of medical staff to handle complex emergency scenarios, which is of great significance for improving the quality of trauma treatment.