LACERATION - Incised, Forearm

A clean-edged laceration across the forearm with steady bleeding and exposed tissue depth. This wound reads clearly to responders as a minor but active bleed requiring immediate wound management, perfect for practising direct pressure, assessment, and basic first aid without the complexity of major trauma.

• Workplace first aid station: A factory or workshop scenario where a responder must assess a conscious casualty with a forearm laceration, decide whether to irrigate or bandage, and manage the casualty's anxiety while applying pressure.
• Community event medical post: A responder staffing a first aid tent at a sports or outdoor event must triage and treat a minor but bleeding laceration quickly while other (simulated) casualties are waiting.

• Silicone A & B
• Blood 1 & 2
• Skin Tone Pigment
• Setting Powder
• Alcohol-Activated Palette
• Alcohol Activator Spray
• Fresh Scab Blood

• Mixing Pots
• Spatulas
• Powder Brush
• Paint Brushes
• Wet Wipes
• Gloves
• Aprons