Gaumard WK155, WK160, WK150, WK145, WK140 User Manual
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WK100 - WK165
ADULT, PEDIATRIC, & NEWBORN
WOUND KITS
USER GUIDE
ADULT: WK100 WK105 WK110 WK120 WK145
PEDIATRIC: WK125 WK130 WK135 WK140
NEWBORN: WK150 WK155 WK160 WK165
Wound Kits are interactive educational products developed to assist a certified
instructor. They are not a substitute for a comprehensive understanding of
the subject matter and not intended for clinical decision making.
User Guide 18.1.1
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All Rights Reserved
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION 3
1.1 CARE AND MAINTENANCE 3
2. INITIAL SETUP 4
2.1 WOUND BONDING KIT 4
2.2 INTRAMUSCULAR (IM) PAD WOUND INSERT 5
2.3 TIBIAL COMPOUND FRACTURE ASSEMBLY 5
2.4 INSTALLING THE WOUND SLEEVE 6
3. FEATURES 6
3.1 ADULT 6
WK100 EMERGENCY WOUND KIT 7
WK105 BURNS WOUND KIT 9
WK110 TRAUMA WOUND KIT 11
WK120 CASUALTY WOUND KIT 13
WK145 DECUBITUS ULCER KIT 16
3.2 PEDIATRIC 17
WK125 PEDIATRIC INCIDENT WOUND KIT 17
WK130 PEDIATRIC BURN WOUND KIT 20
WK135 PEDIATRIC TRAUMA WOUND KIT 22
WK140 PEDIATRIC PHYSICAL ABUSE WOUND KIT 24
3.3 NEWBORN 26
WK150 NEWBORN INCIDENT WOUND KIT 26
WK155 NEWBORN BURN WOUND KIT 28
WK160 NEWBORN SKIN CONDITION WOUND KIT 30
WK165 NEWBORN TRAUMA & ABUSE WOUND KIT 32
4. APPENDIX 34
4.1 ITEM LIST 34
4.2 CONTACT GAUMARD 34
4.3 GENERAL INFORMATION 34
4.4 EXCLUSIVE ONE-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY 35
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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 CARE AND MAINTENANCE
General
• The Wound Kits are constructed of material that
approximates skin texture. Therefore, in handling
the model, use the same gentle techniques
as you would in working with a patient.
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• Operating temperature after the
wounds are cured on the simulator skin
should be 50°- 95° F (10°- 35° C).
• Humidity: 5%-95% (non-condensing).
• Do not wrap this or any other
Gaumard product in newsprint.
• Indelible marks made with ballpoint pens,
ink, or marker cannot be removed.
• Do not use acetone, Betadine® or any
other antiseptic, which contains iodine
in the Wound Kits. These products could
damage or stain the skin of the simulator.
• The bonding agent, used to attach the
overlay wounds, is a skin safe silicone
that can be used on human skin.
• Excessive amounts of adhesive may
aect the integrity of the material.
Cautions
• Treat the simulator with the same
precautions used with a real patient.
• Have providers wash their hands prior to use to
prevent dirt and oils from clinging to the material.
Storage
• Store the simulator in a cool, dry place
between 50°- 85° F (10°- 29° C).
• Humidity: 40%-60% (non-condensing)
• Do not stack or store heavy materials on
top of the box or case. Store the wound
kit in the clear bag or case provided.
Cleaning
• Remove all traces of lubricant from the wound
kit items at the end of each simulation session
• The items should be cleaned with a cloth
dampened with diluted liquid dishwashing soap.
• The wound kit items are waterproof. They
can be submerged in water as long as
they are not attached to the simulator.
• Do not clean with harsh abrasives.
• Dry thoroughly after every cleaning.
• Do not palpate using fingernails as this may tear
the skin: palpate using the pads of the fingers.
Operating Conditions
• Using the wound bonding agents
outside of these ranges may aect
their performance and the durability of
the application during procedures.
• Operating temperature when working
with the wound bonding kit should
be 75°- 95° F (10°- 35° C).
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2. INITIAL SETUP
Most wounds included in wound kits are
overlay wounds, which need a bonding agent
to attach them to the simulator skin.
Exceptions include:
Tibial compound fracture for the Pediatric 5 year old
2.1 WOUND BONDING KIT
The Skin Tite™ silicone adhesive/appliance
builder is used to attach the overlay wounds to
a section of the simulator. The bonding agent
is a two- part (Part A and Part B) silicone mix.
The mixing ratio is 1:1 by volume or by weight.
This bonding agent is a skin safe silicone that
adheres to the silicone and perfectly conforms
to all contours. Wounds and appliances will
not come o until they are peeled o.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
» Bonding Agent Part A container (1)
» Bonding Agent Part B container (1)
» Tongue Depressors (3)
Intramuscular pad wound inserts
Wound sleeves
» Pair of Gloves (1)
Additional items required are a cup for
mixing the two bonding agents and alcohol
wipes to clean the work surface.
NOTE: Gloves should be used during mixing
and placement of overlay wounds.
Working with the Wound Bonding Kit
1. Clean the surface of the simulator and overlay
wound with alcohol wipes. Pour the desired
amount of Part A in a cup or container.
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2. Pour the same amount of Part B in the same cup
3. Mix contents using a tongue depressor
making sure to scrape down the sides
and the bottom of the container.
2.2 INTRAMUSCULAR (IM)
PAD WOUND INSERT
1. Remove the existing IM injection
pad located on the simulator.
2. Align the edges and insert the IM pad
wound and gently press it into the cavity.
4. Apply a thin layer of the bonding agent mix
using the tongue depressor on the section of
the simulator where the overlay wound will
be applied, then gently place the wound onto
the bonding agent using mild pressure.
NOTE: The wound bonding agent may also be
applied to the wound itself for more control.
• Allow 5 minutes of curing time. The left-
over mixture in the cup is an indicator
if the bonding agent has cured.
• When detaching the overlay wound, gently pull
it o the simulator and clean the used surfaces
using diluted alcohol or diluted soapy water.
2.3 TIBIAL COMPOUND
FRACTURE ASSEMBLY
This wound is only intended to be used
with the Pediatric 5 year old.
1. Gently remove the foot bolt from the
lower leg with two allen wrenches.
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2. Remove the knee bolt from the leg
with the allen wrench and gently lift the
healthy lower leg from the socket.
3. Align the tibial compound fracture lower leg
into the socket and secure the knee bolt.
4. Align the foot into its socket and
secure it with the foot bolt.
2. Roll the edge of the wound sleeve
back and place it around the arm.
3. Continue rolling the sleeve up
the arm until it is in place.
NOTE: If the wound sleeve and arm are sticking, add
alcohol or lubricant to the inside of the wound sleeve
to ease insertion and avoid damage to the item.
2.4 INSTALLING THE
WOUND SLEEVE
1. Clean the area where the wound
sleeve will be placed.
3. FEATURES
3.1 ADULT
The Adult Wound Kits assist health professionals
in training exercises simulating community
disasters, disasters of war, and burn injuries.
Light, medium, or dark skin tone kits available
• Designed and sized to fit Gaumard
patient simulators
• Specially formulated silicone
oers lifelike look and feel
• Tough, resilient, and reusable
• Ready for use and easy to apply;
no makeup required
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WK100 EMERGENCY WOUND KIT
The Emergency Wound Kit assists in training
exercises simulating community disasters such as
bus accidents or building explosions. It permits
realistic practice required for the proper care,
management, and transportation of the injured.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
11 wound types s 18 total wounds
» 6 Skin abrasions
» 6 Skin incisions
» 3 Lacerations
» 1 Compound bone fracture
» 1 Contusion of the head
» 1 Thigh suture
2 medium skin abrasions
2 large skin abrasions
Skin Abrasions
2 small skin abrasions
Skin Incisions
2 small skin incisions
2 medium incisions
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2 large incisions, which simulate
elongated knife wounds
Lacerations
2 deep lacerations of the thigh
Compound Bone Fracture
1 compound bone fracture
Contusion
1 contusion with inflammation
1 boneless laceration
Thigh Suture
1 thigh suture
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Application Locations
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Head Chest Abdomen Back Arms Legs IM Site
Small Abrasions
Medium, Large Abrasions l l l l
Small Incisions l l l l l
Medium and Large Incisions l l l l
Boneless Laceration l
Deep Lacerations l
Compound Bone Fracture l
Contusion l
Thigh Suture l
l l l l l
WK105 BURNS WOUND KIT
The Burns Wound Kit simulates multiple burn injury
types, allowing providers to assess the burn type
and prepare a treatment plan. It allows facilitators
to measure performance of burn management.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
5 wound types s 10 total wounds
» 2 Hand burns
» 2 Forearm burns
» 4 Face burns
» 1 Back burn
» 1 Chest burn
Hand Burn
2 combinations of 2nd degree and 3rd degree burns
Forearm Burn
2 combinations of 2nd degree and 3rd degree burns
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Face Burn
4 combinations of 2nd degree and 3rd degree burns
Back Burn
A combination of 2nd and 3rd degree burns
Chest Burn
A combination of 2nd and 3rd degree buns
WK 105
Hand Burn
Forearm Burn
Face Burn
Back Burn
Chest Burn
Application Locations
Head Chest Back Arms
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WK110 TRAUMA WOUND KIT
The Trauma Wound Kit will assist in training exercises
for military, government responders, and anyone
providing treatment to victims of disasters and war.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
8 wound types s 10 wounds in total
» 1 Gunshot wound
» 2 Large caliber entry and exit
» 1 Radius/ulna fracture
» 1 Humerus fracture
» 1 Tibia fracture
» 1 Femur fracture
» 2 Puncture
» 1 Protruding intestine
2 large caliber wounds including one
entry and one exit wound
Bone Fracture
Radius/Ulna Fracture
1 open radius/ulna fracture
Gunshot Wound
1 gunshot wound including one
entry and one exit wound
Humerus Fracture
1 open humerus fracture
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