ulaids Assembly & Operation Instructions CASUALTY SIMULATION KITS Page tof 8 PHTLS Kit 665 Forensic Science Wound Kit 700 Forensic Science Wound Kit Package 710 Basic Casualty Kit 815 Multiple Casualty Kit 816 EMT Casualty Kit 818 ‘Advanced Military Kit 819 WMD Kit 870 Deluxe Casualty Kil 890 The purpose of this document is to offer instruction and tips on how to effectively use the Simulaids Casualty Simulation Kit you have purchased. PO Box 1289 ~ 16 Simulaids Drive » Saugerties NY 12477 USA + Tel: 845-679-2475 or 800-431-4310 » Fax: 845-679-8996 PP324 ‘wwwsimulaids.com + [email protected] 1665, 700, 710, 815, 616, 618, 819, 870, 890/3-5-2013ulaids Casualty Simulation Kits with Stick-on and ‘Strap-on Wounds ‘Thank you for purchasing a Simulaids product. ‘The purpose of this document isto offer tips on how to effectively use the casualty simulation kit you have purchased, ‘The kits contain light weight plastic stick on wounds painted to ‘mimic various injuries and heavier, flesh colored, PVC plastic, ‘molded injuries with strap on wounds that have hook and loop straps to use for securing the product tothe location on the volunteer victim or manikin, Some of the strap-on wounds are ‘made to connect to a blood filled reservoir bag supplied with the ‘moulage. Some wounds are not made to bleed, but you can add blood to the wound to create the realistic appearance of a fresh wound, Instructions for Use Preparation of Simulated Blood: Thoroughly mix contents of packet in 1 quart of hot water. Str briskly for 5 minutes or until powder nas completely and evenly been mixed wit all ofthe water. Now add an addtional 3 quarts of cold water. Stir actively unt solution is complete. i you have remaining blood, you may store it in a closed container ina refrigerator for approximately one week Simulaids sells a bottled Coaguiant Blood product (tem 226), but i you want to make your own out of the powdered blood packages, follow these instructions. Preparation of Simulated Coagulant Blood: Add one heaping teaspoon ofthe methylcellulose powder to 1/2 cup of hot water. Stir ris and when powder is completely dissolved, add 1-1/2 cups of simblated blood. The resuttant thick blood is suitable for use with many casualty simulations NOTE: Blood Powder and Simulated Coagulant Blood contains certified food colors which may stain. Extreme caution should be practiced when using near fabrics, wood floors, upholstery and human hair. Good laundering will remove color from many fabrics but may leave permanent stains on har, wood, certain fabrics and some synthetics. Certitied food colors are formulated with USP methyl cellulose and USP sodium benzoate to prevent spoilage. Notntended for human consumption. DO NOT PUT IN MOUTH Clothing: Victims should use old clothing, which may be torn to “conform” to the type of injury being demonstrated. Bleeding imoulages should be concealed under the victim's clothing and only the wound should be showing. Short sleeves and shorts are not recommended for extremity bleeding compound fractures, Strap-on Injuries: Assembly and Operation A. Prepare the Reservar Bag ‘Steps: 1. Clamp tube in reservoir line closed with plastic clamp. 2. Open cap on reservoir and fil with simulated blood. 3. Clase cap. Page 2 of 8 Assembly & Operation Instructions CASUALTY SIMULATION KITS 4. Affix moulage to appropriate part of body and connect tube to bloodline NOTE: To remove any kinks from reservoir assemblies, dip ‘tubing into hot water approximately 15 to 20 seconds and cool before using B. Set Up the Wound ‘Steps: 1. After “wounded” person isin position, open reservoir line ciamp. 2, Squeeze bulb several times unt blood fils bulb and bloodline to moulage. 3. Gentle, intermittent squeezing of the bulb wil simulate arterial bleeding, . The sucking wound of the chest maulage does not have a reservoir. tis connected diecty to the single outlet bulb which is intially hal filed with simulated blood. The bulb, when squeezed and released in synchronization with the breathing, wil, create a sucking and frothing effect atthe wound site D. For non-bleeding injures, coagulant blood and brown grease paint should be smeared on the injury area Included in some casualty simulation kis are face masks. The intent of the face masks is that they be used on manikins. The face masks in these kts are made to fitthe Regular Rescue Randy units within the 1300 series of product numbers. ‘Simulaids assumes no risk f you choose to use these masks on lve vitim volunteers. You would be better off applying makeup to the faces of these individuals. Face masks used on lve Volunteers require proper arrangements forthe victims! well- being. You must be sure to trim the nares and mouth openings so that there is air exchange room forthe victim to breathe. Keeping a clase eye on the victims during the exercise is critical, Do not let them become dehycrated or suffocated behind the masks. Stick-on Injuries: ‘Steps: 1. Liberally coat the back of plastic replica with the adhesive provided. 2. Also coat the area of the skin on which the wound wit be placed. 3. Let them both dry to tacky fel 4. Press replica firmly against skn and hold unt the adhesive ses up. 5. Feather edges and surrounding area wth simulation wax 6. Smear dak brown grease paint on palms of hands and Tub into and around wound area 7. Apply coagulant blood to bleeding type injuries Tobacco ash, dirt or similar foreign matter may be rubbed into wounds for addtional realism, Coagulant blood is also excellent for nose and ear bleeding. PO Box 1289 ~ 16 Simulaids Drive » Saugerties NY 12477 USA + Tel: 845-679-2475 or 800-431-4310 » Fax: 845-679-8996 ‘wwwsimulaids.com + [email protected]ulaids Make-up Materials And Supplies Make-up may be used to simulate a large variety of casualties. Before application of grease paint, coat area with cold cream. Grease paints applied using the fingers and palms ofthe hand Liners are used for deal coloring Shock: Apply cold cream to enie face area. Rub in white paint to cover. Apply blue grease paint under eyes, cheeks, earlobes and mouth, Blend in. The cold crear exudes motsture and simulates perspiration. A spritz of glycerin can be used to augment daphoresis Serapes and Abrasions: Apply light coating of adhesive to the injury site. Rubin a small amount of brown grease pant, and then genly rub crt or sand into the wound. Apply a small amount of coagulant blood. Use comb to mark direction of abrasion. ‘st and 2nd Degree Burns: Apply adhesive to burn area, Use red and brown grease paint to simulate burned area. Petroleum jelly makes effective bisters for 2nd degree burns. To complete {he visual effect fora burned victim, tear and char clothes prior to the victim wearing them, Removal of Make-up Injuries and Make-up Adhesive and PLASTEX (clay tke matt fr molding wounds)are soll in alcohol. Grease paint may be best reraved using make-up remover or cold cream Cleaning and Maintenance Empty te reservoir of al simulated blood, Fl bag with warm water and 2 few drops of amid cis detergent. Run soapy water through bloodlines to remove any remaining blood. Rel bag with clear, warm water and run through to rinse soap from Bloodlines. Wash the moulages with mild soap and warm water. Rinse. Let dry thoroughly before string NOTE: Do not scrub, use boiling water, harsh detergents or abrasive clanets, Moulage shoul be old for storage. 00 NoT FOLD, To Simulate Glass in Wound ‘Smooth a narrow mound of make-up wax on “victim's” skin, imbed plastic glass fragment in the wax, and cover entrance site of the glass with simulated coagulant blood. Other objects, such as nails, pieces of metal, ec., can be used. CAUTION: SOME PIECES MAY CONTAIN SHARP EDGES! To avoid injury, dull the sharp edges before applying to vitim Return Goods Policy Should it be necessary to return an item for any reason, contact ‘our Customer Service Department to obtain a RETURN AUTHORIZATION NUMBER, Merchandise cannot be accepted without prior return authorization. Please refer to your invoice ‘number when phoning in your request for returning merchandise. | needed, a shipping carton and packing instructions will be sent to you to facilitate return of the item, Page 301 8 Assembly & Operation Instructions CASUALTY SIMULATION KITS Warranty ‘Note: Casualty Simulation products are not covered under the factory warranty described below. Simulais warrants this product tobe fee from any defect in materials and/or workmanship for a period of three years from the date of purchase, as evidenced by the date of invoice when the product was shipped tothe end user. This warranty expressly does not cover abuse, accidental or purposeful damage, ar any form of modiication to the product. Simulids reserves the right to either repair or replace affected parts or the entire unt, at their sole discretion, after investigating and reviewing the actual product and the damage. In most instances, a digital photo of the product in question showing the damage wil help qualty a product for return tothe factory. At no time wil any product be accepted atthe plant without proper return authorization issued by Simulaids, Freight and Shipping charges are the sole responsibilty ofthe end user. No product wil be received with shipping charges due. ‘Any product considered for warranty work must be identfied by seal number and invoice number from the agency through whom the product was purchased. Without this information the product wil nat receive a return authorization number as required above (continued on next page) PO Box 1289 ~ 16 Simulaids Drive » Saugerties NY 12477 USA + Tel: 845-679-2475 or 800-431-4310 » Fax: 845-679-8996 ‘wwwsimulaids.com + [email protected]ulaids Page 4 of 8 Assembly & Operation Instructions CASUALTY SIMULATION KITS Ps PHTLS Wound Moulage Kit #665 Kit Contents: Skin Tite & Th-vex Kt (PPO5O3); Shotgun Wound (800-714); Instruct Kiy815/816/818/819 (SA1004); Intermediate Wound "ake" (800-715): Blood Powder 3 Pk (SA225-3); Intermediate ‘Wound Round (800-716); Coagulant Blood 4 Oz. (800-226); Clase Shotgun Wound (800-721); Spit Gum 1 Oz wbrush (800-232); Contact Shotgun Wound (800-723); Open Rib Fracture (800-603): Screwdriver Wound (800-724): Open Humerus Fracture (800-607); Single Edge Wound (800-727): Exposed Denture Avulsion (800-608); Double Edge Wound (800- 730); Open Skul Fracture (800-609); Bunny Ears (800-731); Burned Face (800-613); Contact Wound (800-732); Large Road Rash (800-654); Smal Ext Wound (800-733); Burn Chest 2 & 3 Degree (800-6724); Contact Hand Gun Wound (800-735); Broken Clavicle w/ contusion; Ioe Pick Wound (800-736); ‘Abdominal w/ protruding Intestine (800-6808) eeedels COCO @(s Forensic Wound Simulation Training Kit #700 Wounds included Petechiao (719); Ecchymosis (717); Patton Ligature (712); Siash (713); Shotgun Close Range (721); Shotgun (714); Shotgun Intermeciate Range (720); intermediate Range Round (716); Intermeciate Range Flake (715); Exit Gunshot (722); Contact Gunshat (723): Contact Handgun (735): Contact Wound (732); Screwdriver (724): Bite Partial (725); Bite Complete (729): Hesitation (726); Singl-Edge Knife (727); Double-Edge Knife (730); Blurt Bat (728); Bunny Ears (731); Exit Wound Small (733); Exit Wound Large (734); Ioe Pick (736); Compound Fracture Humerus (830); Foreign Body Protrusion (01); Large Laceration (803); Medium Laceration (904); Large Compound Fracture (908); 2nd Degree Burn (914); Blood Powder (225) PO Box 1289 ~ 16 Simulaids Drive » Saugerties NY 12477 USA + Tel: 845-679-2475 or 800-431-4310 » Fax: 845-679-8996 ‘www simulaids.com + [email protected]ulaids ee Myc = Gane O@8e0 -—+ + oe eT @ Oise se - WE Whe 4 © Forensic Science Wound Package #710 Package Contents: Petechiae (719); Ecchymosis (717); Pattern Ligature (712); Slash (713); Shotgun Close Range (721); Shotgun (714): Shotgun Intermediate Range (720): Intermediate Range Round (716); Intermediate Range Fake (715); Ext Gunshot (722): Contact Gunshot (723); Contact Handgun (735); Contact Wound (732); Screwdriver (724): Bite Partial (725); Bite Complete (728); Hesitation (726); Single-Edge Knife (727); Double-Edge knife (730); Blunt Bat (728); Bunny Ears (731): Ext Wound Small (733); Exit Wound Large (734); Ice Pick (736) Page Sof 8 Assembly & Operation Instructions CASUALTY SIMULATION KITS Basic Casualty Simulation Kit #815 Kit Contents: Wounds: 1 Compound fracture Tibia (6761); 12 assorted stick- on lacerations and open fractures (219) Accessories: 1 Casuaity Simulation Wax (223); 1Pkg. Of Broken Plexiglas® for Simulating Glass Imbedded In Wound (230): 1 Each Grease Pain, Colors: White, Blue, Brown, And Red (220, 222, 221 & 218); 1 Body Adhesive For Stick-On Wounds (PP2159); + Atomizer Mist Sprayer (899); 3 Spatulas (Reorder £835 Pk. Of 6); 3 Tongue Depressors (Reorder 842 A Pack Of 4100); 1 Pko. Of Methyl Cellulose For Blood Thickening (228); 1 Bottle Coagulant Blood (226); 1 Pkg. Powdered Blood (225); 1 ‘Atomizer Mist Sprayer (839) PO Box 1289 ~ 16 Simulaids Drive » Saugerties NY 12477 USA + Tel: 845-679-2475 or 800-431-4310 » Fax: 845-679-8996 ‘wwwsimulaids.com + [email protected]ulaids Multiple Casualty Simulation Kit #816 Kit Contents: Bleeding Strap On Wounds with Reservoir Bags and Pump ‘Assembly: 1 Leg Amputation (6760); 1 Compound Fracture of Tibia, Lower Leg (6761); 1 Compound Fracture of Humerus, Uppor Arm (6816); 1 Sucking Wound of The Chest (6713); 1 Gunshot Wound of The Palm (6881); 24 Assorted, Sick-On Lacertions, & Open Fractute Wounds (219 - 1 Dozen) ‘Accessories: 1 Bottle Of Coagulant Makeup Blood (226); 1 Pkg. of Methy! Celluiose For Blood Thickening (228); 3 Packages of Powder To Make Three Gallons of Simulated Blood (225 Pk.) 1 Body Adhesive For Stick-On Wounds (PP2159); 1 Casualty Simulation Wax (223); 1 Pkg. of Broken Plexiglas, For Simulating Glass Imbodded In Wound, (280); 1 Each Grease Paint, Coors: White, Blue, Brown, and Red (220, 222, 221, 218): 4 Reservoir Bags, with Pumps Assembled (229 Each): 1 Atomizer Mist Sprayer (839); 3 Spatulas (Reorder 835 Pk. OF 6); 3 Tongue Depressors (Reorder 842 a Pack of 100) Page 6 of 8 Assembly & Operation Instructions CASUALTY SIMULATION KITS EMT Casualty Simulation Kit #818 kit Contents: Bleeding Strap on Wounds Complete with Reservoir Bags with Pump Assembly: 1 Jaw Wound (6807); 1 Abdominal Wound With Pratruding Intestines (6808); 1 Sucking Wound of The Chest (6713); 2 Compound Fracture of the Humerus, Upper Arm (6816); Compound Fracture of Femur, Upper Leg (6819); LLaceration of The Forehead (6725); 1 Leg Amputation (6760), Compound Fracture of Tibia; Lower Leg (6761); Gunshot Wound Of Palm (6881) Non-Bleeding Simulated Wounds: 1 Phosphorous Burn Of The Hand (6801), 1 Face In Shock (6862); 1st, 2nd, & Grd Degree Burn Of The Face (# 6828): 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Degree Burn Of The Chest (6724), 1st, 2nd, & 3d Degree Burn Of The Back (6773) ‘st, 2nd, & 3rd Degree Burn Of The Hand (6799): tst, 2nd, & ‘3rd Degree Burn ofthe Forearm (6802); 36 Assorted; Stick-On Lacerations & Open Fracture Wounds (Reorder 219 - t Doz.) Makeup Accessories: 1 Body Adhesive for Sticx-On Wounds (PP2159); 2 Casuatty Simulation Wax (223); 3 Botles Ot Coaguiant Makeup Blood (226); 5 Packages of Powder To Make Five Gallons of Simulated Blood (225); 1 Pkg. of Methyl Cellulose for Blood Thickening (228); 2 Each Grease Paint, Colors: White, Blue, Brown, and Red (220, 222, 221 & 218): 2 Packages of broken Plexiglas, Simulating Glass Imbedded In Wound (280); Container of Cold Cream (851); 2 Atomizer Mist Sprayer (839); 1 Plastelene Modeling Clay, White (856); 1 Plastelene Modeling Clay, Dark (855); 6 Tongue Depressors (842); 1 Tissues (644) 1 Fake Dirt (233) + Charcoal (854); 1 Petroleum Jely (239); 1 Mitror (838): 6 Spatulas (835 - 6 pk) PO Box 1289 ~ 16 Simulaids Drive » Saugerties NY 12477 USA + Tel: 845-679-2475 or 800-431-4310 » Fax: 845-679-8996 ‘wwwsimulaids.com + [email protected]ulaids Page 7 of 8 Assembly & Operation Instructions CASUALTY SIMULATION KITS Advanced Military Casualty Simulation Kit #819 Kit Contents: Bleeding Strap on Moulages complete with Reservoir Bag & Pump Assembly: 2 Compound Fracture Humerus, Upper Arm (6816); 2 Compound Fracture Tibia, Lower Leg (6761); 5 Dozen Assorted Stick-On Injury Simulations (219); 1 Make Up Palette (834); 1 Pair of Scissors (836); 1 Mirror (838); 1 Measuring Cup (840); 2 Atomizer Mist Sprayer (839); 2 Casualty Simulation Wax (223) 1 Body Adhesive For Stck-On Wounds (PP2169); 2 Bottles of Coagulant Makeup Blood (226); 3 Packages of Powder ‘To Make, Three Gallons of Simulated Blood (# 225); 1 Methyl Cellos For Biood Thickening (228); 2 Packages of Broken Plexiglas, Smulatng Glass imbedded In Wound (230): 2 Fake Dirt (233): 1 Glycerin For Simulating Perspiration (847): 1 Cold Cream (851); 1 Mineral Oil (240); 1 Charcoal (854); 3 Latex Compound to Simulate Scars (231); 2 Petroleum Jly (238); 2 Pressure Senstve Tape (848) 1 Plastlene Modeling Cay - ‘White (856); 1 Plastelene Modeling Clay - Dark (855); 2 Each Makeup Liners % Oz. Each, Colors: Red (866), Blue (868), Brown (235), White (234), Yellow (867), Black (236) & Flesh (237, reorder is 1 each) Also Included: An Assortment of Cotton Balls (843 ); Cotton Applicators/Swab Sticks (841); Tongue Depressors (842); “Tisves (844); Makeup Sponges (241 set of 6); and Spauas (835-6 Pk) Weapons of Mass Destruction Casualty ‘Simulation Kit #870 Stick-On Moulages: 6 2nd Degree Burn (914); 6 Burned Eyes from Mustard Gas (630); 6 Compound Fracture Humerus (907); 6 Ast, 2nd, 3d Degree Bum (827): 6 Major Avulsion, 8x5 cm (812); 6 Avusion, 3.5 om (911); 6 Small Sensis Wound (903); 6 Small Ext Wound (733); 6 Star-Shaped Anthrax Wound (632); 6 Oblong Anthrax Wound (633); 6 Large Star-Shaped Anthrax Wound (634): 6 Smallpox, Double Wound (635): 6 Mutiple ‘Smallpox Wound (636); 6 IED Wound (637); 6 Mutiple Mustard Gas Wound (638); 6 Small Mustard Gas Wound (639); 6 Medium Mustard Gas Wound (640); 6 Large Mustard Gas Wound (641) Strap-On Moulages: 1 Hand Amputation (621): 1 Log ‘Amputation (6760): 1 Arm Amputation (623); 1 Anthrax Forehead (624): 1 Mustard Gas Face (625); 1 Anthrax Double Wound Face (626); 1 2nd-3rd Day Smalipox Face (627): 1 8th- ‘1th Day Smallpox Face (628); 3 Sarin, Ricin Faces (629, Bleeding Eyes and Nose, Sweating) Makeup Accessories: 100 Tongue Depressors (842); 1 Coagulant Blood, 4 oz. (226): 1 Methyl Cellulose (228); 1 Blood Powder 1 Per Gallon (225, 5 Pack): 1 Body Adhesive (2159); 1 Casuatty Simulation Wax, 8 oz, (223); 1 White Grease Paint, 2 oz. (220) 1 Brown Grease Paint, 2 02. (221): 1 Blue Grease Paint, 2 oz, (222); 1 Red Groase Pant, 2 02. (218); 1 Powdored Charcoal, 202. (854): 1 Atomizer (839): 6 Makeup Sponge Wedges (241); Baby Powder, 4 0z. (0194) PO Box 1289 ~ 16 Simulaids Drive » Saugerties NY 12477 USA + Tel: 845-679-2475 or 800-431-4310 » Fax: 845-679-8996 ‘wwwsimulaids.com + [email protected]ulafdis Deluxe Casualty Simulation Kit #890 Stick-on wounds: Eyeball (900); Foreign Body Protrusion (901); Eviscerated Intestines (902); Large Laceration 5 cm (903): Medium Laceraton 3 cm (804): Smal Laceration 1 cm (905); Compound Fractured Tibia (906); Compound Fractured Humerus (907); Compound Fractured Femur (308); Small Sepsis Wound (903); Large Sepsis Wound (810); Avuision 3 x 5 cm (911); Major Avulsion 8 x om (912); Crushed Foot (913); 2nd Degree Burn (914) Makeup Accessories: Atomizer (839); Body Adhesive (PP2159); Cold Cream (851); Cotton Balis (843, pk. of 100); Glycerin (847): Mineral Oil (240) Mirror (838); Pallet (834); Petroleum Jelly (239); Plexiglas® Pack (230); O-tips (841, pk. of 100): Scissors, (836); Spatulas (835, pk of 6); Sponges (241, pk. of 6) Page 8 of 8 Assembly & Operation Instructions CASUALTY SIMULATION KITS eee Moulage Instruction #880 Moulage instruction is hard to find, unless you look atthe Moulage Movie by Simulaids, Produced in conjunction with @ leading artist using Hallywood-traning techniques and years of military experience, the Moulage Movie explains the use and application of every portion ofthe Simulids Casualty Simulation Kits. Start simple and go forthe eaism; each segment of moulage is represented within the frames youll see during this, 45-minute presentation. Use it as a base to build your repertoire of the most realistic moulage to add challenge to your next casualty incident PO Box 1289 ~ 16 Simulaids Drive » Saugerties NY 12477 USA + Tel: 845-679-2475 or 800-431-4310 » Fax: 845-679-8996 ‘www simulaids.com + [email protected]