BURN - Flash, Forearm

A flash burn to the forearm with blackened, charred skin across the affected area and red raw tissue beneath. The effect communicates sudden, high-temperature exposure and reads clearly from distance, making it ideal for teaching rapid triage decisions in mass-casualty scenarios where responders must quickly identify immediate-priority burns.

• Multi-casualty incident at an industrial site: responders arrive to find workers with various burn degrees and must triage and allocate resources under time pressure, with this flash burn marking an immediate priority.
• Urban fire scenario in a training facility: a casualty has escaped a domestic fire with flash burns to multiple sites; training focuses on rapid assessment, pain management communication, and deciding transport priority in a confined-space evacuation.

• Blood 1 & 2
• Black Colour Spray

• Wet Wipes
• Sea Sponge
• Mixing Pots
• Gloves
• Aprons