SC-J90 Trauma Assessment Medical Mannequin for First-Aid Training
Full-body PVC training manikin with 17 simulated trauma modules for medical education and emergency first-aid skills practice.
Model SC-J90PVC Body17 Trauma ModulesManual Operation
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Product Summary
SC-J90 is a full-body medical mannequin configured for trauma assessment and first-aid training. It carries 17 pre-built injury modules, including degree I, II and III facial burns, an open clavicle fracture with chest contusion, abdominal trauma with small intestine exposure, a compound femur fracture, an open tibia fracture, a bullet wound on the left palm and a thigh amputation wound.
SC-J90 advanced trauma assessment module medical mannequin
The body is made of PVC, a material selected for durability and resistance to deformation. Medical colleges, nursing schools and first-aid training centres use it to run casualty assessment drills that would be difficult to reproduce on live patients.
Key Features
17 Pre-Built Trauma Modules
The configuration list covers face, jaw, chest, abdomen, arms, hands, thighs and lower legs, so a single manikin supports a complete casualty assessment drill.
Multi-Degree Burns
Facial burns and left forearm burns of degree I, II and III let trainees practise burn classification and dressing on one unit.
Open and Compound Fractures
Open clavicle fracture, open humerus fracture, open tibia fracture and compound femur fracture support fracture immobilisation exercises.
Penetrating and Amputation Wounds
A bullet wound on the left palm, a metal foreign object stab in the thigh, thigh amputation trauma and right foot amputation of the little toe extend training into penetrating and haemorrhage scenarios.
Abdominal Evisceration Detail
Abdominal trauma with exposure of the small intestine adds an internal-organ assessment task to the training programme.
PVC Construction
The PVC body resists deformation and keeps the simulated injuries in a realistic form across repeated training sessions.
Technical Specifications
| Model | SC-J90 |
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| Product Type | Medical manikin / CPR manikin range, trauma assessment configuration |
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| Material | PVC |
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| Body Coverage | Full body: face, jaw, chest, abdomen, arms, hands, thighs, lower legs and feet |
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| Burns | Facial burns of degree I, II, III; left forearm burns of degree I, II, III |
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| Open Fractures | Open clavicle fracture, open humerus fracture (right upper arm), compound femur fracture (thigh), open tibia fracture (calf) |
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| Amputation Trauma | Thigh amputation trauma; amputation of the little toe on the right foot |
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| Penetrating Wounds | Bullet wound on the left palm; thigh stabbed by a metal foreign object |
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| Soft Tissue Injuries | Lacerated wound on forehead; chest contusion; open fractures and soft tissue lacerations of the right hand; bone tissue exposure |
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| Abdominal Injury | Abdominal trauma with exposure of the small intestine |
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| Operation Mode | Manual operation |
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| Ambient Working Temperature | 0~35°C |
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| Matched Equipment | None |
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| Applications | Medical education and first-aid training |
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Models and Options
SC-J90 is supplied as a single trauma assessment configuration: one full-body PVC mannequin carrying the complete 17-module injury set listed above. Because operation is manual and no matched equipment is required, the unit works in a standard teaching room without extra apparatus.
Where a teaching institution needs a matching look across a department, logo printing and packaging options can be arranged during the technical verification stage.
Materials and Structure
The outer body is built from PVC, a material chosen for durability, resistance to deformation and a high degree of authenticity. The simulated injuries are integrated into the body structure rather than added as loose parts, so the burn surfaces, open fracture sites, exposed bone tissue and abdominal detail stay in place during handling and repeated classroom use.
Applications
The SC-J90 fits medical school teaching, first-aid training and emergency skills courses. Typical buyers are medical colleges, nursing and clinical training institutions, and first-aid training providers. Because the injury set spans burns, fractures, penetrating wounds, amputations and abdominal trauma, one manikin can serve several stations inside a single practical class.
Medical education setting for trauma and first-aid training
First-aid skills practice with a training manikin
Recommended working conditions: ambient temperature 0~35°C, with the room kept at a constant temperature that is neither too high nor too low.
Customization
OEM and ODM services are available. Logo printing on the unit can be arranged once technical verification is completed, or a specially made logo label can be produced and attached to the manikin. Customization is offered subject to the quantity requirement of the order.
Export documentation is supported: ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO45001, ISO13485, CE and RoHS certificates, together with CO, Form E and Form F when required for customs clearance. Products are packed in neutral export packaging without logos, in cardboard boxes or wooden boxes.
Case Study
Medical Teaching Programme, India
A medical manikin distributor in India ordered 500 units for a medical teaching programme. The units have been in service for one year with stable operation. The buyer highlighted the customized configuration and the durability of the manikins.
Customized manikin package for a medical teaching client
FAQ
What training scenarios does the SC-J90 cover?
It carries 17 pre-built trauma modules, from degree I, II and III burns and open fractures to penetrating wounds, abdominal evisceration and amputation trauma, so one manikin supports a full casualty assessment drill.
What material is the mannequin made of?
The body is made of PVC, selected for durability and resistance to deformation.
What working conditions are recommended?
The recommended ambient working temperature is 0~35°C. The room temperature should be kept constant, neither too high nor too low.
How is the mannequin operated?
Operation is manual and no matched equipment is required.
Can the mannequin be customized?
Yes. OEM and ODM services are offered. Logo printing is possible after technical verification, or a custom logo label can be attached. Customization is subject to the order quantity requirement.
What export certificates and packaging are available?
ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO45001, ISO13485, CE and RoHS certificates can be provided, along with CO, Form E and Form F for customs clearance. Packaging is neutral, without logos, in cardboard boxes or wooden boxes.
Inquiry Information
For configuration details, customization questions or export documentation, contact us directly.
Contact: claire
Email: claire@cqscope.com
Tel: +86 15223521781
WhatsApp: +86 15223521781
Address: 701, Longhushuijinguoji, No.164, Xinnan Road, Yubei District, Chongqing, China
Image Filename and Alt Suggestions
- medical-mannequin-sc-j90-full-body-trauma-modules-front.jpg | Alt: SC-J90 full-body medical mannequin showing trauma assessment modules
- medical-mannequin-sc-j90-facial-burn-module-detail.jpg | Alt: Degree I II III facial burn detail on the SC-J90 training mannequin
- medical-mannequin-sc-j90-open-femur-fracture-module.jpg | Alt: Open and compound femur fracture module on the SC-J90 manikin
- medical-mannequin-sc-j90-classroom-training.jpg | Alt: Medical students practising trauma assessment on the SC-J90 manikin
- medical-mannequin-sc-j90-customized-package.jpg | Alt: Neutral export packaging for a customized manikin order
