CRUSH - Partial Degloving

This effect shows a foot where skin has been partially stripped away, exposing raw tissue beneath with heavy bleeding and significant swelling. The wound communicates severe trauma and immediate threat to life, responders see a casualty who needs rapid intervention, fluid replacement, and pain management, making it ideal for training teams to recognise and triage major crush injuries under pressure.

• A building site incident in an industrial training scenario where a worker's foot has been caught under fallen scaffolding; the learning objective is for paramedics to assess crush syndrome risk, expose the wound properly, and begin fluid resuscitation before transport.
• A vehicle-pedestrian collision drill in an urban environment where responders must rapidly triage multiple casualties; this effect teaches teams to recognise partial degloving injuries as 'immediate' priority and communicate urgently with receiving hospitals about compartment syndrome risk.

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• Blood 1 & 2
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• Setting Powder
• Alcohol-Activated Palette
• Alcohol Activator Spray
• Fresh Scab Blood

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