SIMFX® Support Cards
Scenario and training support cards
Field-ready scenario and training support cards. Triage identification, moulage instructions and actor cues on one laminated A6 card, severity-coded for triage training.
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- The build method ships on the printed card and is never shown online
- Built and tested by our training team
SIMFX® Support Cards are lightweight, tear and water resistant artist reference cards. They work as a stand-alone reference, or worn on a colour-coded triage lanyard they brief casualty actors directly, and an actor can carry several cards for a complex casualty profile.
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Anatomy of a Support Card
Front Face- Triage class, colour-coded severity band
- Injury type & subtype, wound classification and technique
- Hero image, finished wound reference photo
- Application method, silicone or makeup base
- Difficulty rating, skill level required (1 to 3)
- Time estimate, expected application duration
- Materials list, products, equipment, and PPE
- Symptoms, actor behaviour and presentation cues
- Skin tone notes, adaptation guidance
- 4-step visual guide, photo-based application instructions
- Step-by-step text instructions, technique and explanation
- Trainer tips, additional realism notes
Triage Classes
Each Support Card is classified by triage severity. The colour coding carries through from the card design to the physical lanyard, so casualty identification works at every stage of the exercise.
Life-threatening conditions requiring urgent intervention. Casualties present with critical injuries, severe haemorrhage, respiratory distress, anaphylaxis, demanding immediate triage priority.
Serious injuries requiring prompt treatment. Gunshot wounds, deep lacerations, and significant trauma that need skilled intervention within the exercise timeline.
Non-life-threatening injuries. Grazes, bruising, superficial burns, and minor lacerations. These casualties can often self-present and move under their own power.
Casualties with injuries beyond the capacity of available resources. In a mass casualty scenario, these patients receive palliative care while resources are directed to survivable cases.
Can’t find the card you need?
If the injury or presentation you need isn’t in the library, request it. We review all requests and add new cards regularly.