The Advanced Trauma Evaluation Model offers a comprehensive simulation for medical training, featuring 16 trauma components with lifelike textures. It allows for practice in cleaning, sterilizing, stopping laceration bleeding, and bandaging. Key components include:

·         Right hand open fracture with soft tissue

·         Left hand bullet wound

·         Right thigh composite femoral fracture

·         Facial burns of degrees I, II, and III

·         Right thigh sharp metal stab wound

·         Forehead open wound

·         Right leg open compound fracture

·         Jaw trauma

·         Right foot compound fracture of the little toe

·         Open fracture of the clavicle and chest truncation contusion

·         Left arm burns of degrees I, II, and III

·         Abdominal trauma with exposed small intestine

·         Left thigh truncation trauma

·         Leg amputation

·         Right arm humerus open fracture

·         Thigh muscle injury