Description
The United States Air Force is seeking a high-fidelity canine (K9) trauma simulator to support Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) training for military medical personnel. The simulator must accurately replicate the anatomy, physiological responses, and handling characteristics of a Military Working Dog to ensure realistic training in trauma management, airway procedures, hemorrhage control, and evacuation techniques. The simulator should have realistic MWD representation, articulated joints, and palpable anatomical landmarks. It must also support medical interventions such as airway management, respiratory intervention, hemorrhage control, and vascular access. The simulator will be provided with a ruggedized storage and transit case designed to protect the device during transport, handling, and long-term storage.
Key features of the simulator include:
• Realistic MWD Representation
• Articulated Joints
• Palpable Anatomical Landmarks
• Airway Management
• Respiratory Intervention
• Hemorrhage Control
• Vascular Access
• Storage/Transit Case Requirement
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Contact
Seth I. Swieter