Laceration of Forehead Mask

Forehead Wound Training Mask

This US Army training aid is a wearable face mask with a laceration molded into the forehead. A role-player puts it on and becomes a casualty with a visible head wound, so medics, combat lifesavers and first-aid students can practice assessment and bandaging on a person instead of a diagram. Because the wound is part of the mask, it is ready for the next scenario in moments.

Features

• Molded Forehead Laceration — An open cut high on the forehead shows torn edges and blood-red coloring for trainees to identify, assess and dress.
• Full-Face Coverage — The mask covers the wearer from the top of the forehead down past the chin, with sculpted brows, nose, lips and cheeks.
• Eye and Nostril Openings — Cut-outs at the eyes and nostrils let the role-player see and breathe while wearing it.
• Hook-and-Loop Strap — A red strap with Velcro-type fastening runs from the side of the mask around the head to hold it in place.
• Side Mounting Stud — A round stud at the side of the face anchors the strap to the mask.
• Flesh-Toned Finish — The skin-colored surface makes the wound stand out the way a real injury would during a scenario.
• Wearable Moulage — Moulage is the practice of applying mock injuries for medical training, and this piece puts one on a live casualty without makeup or prep time.
• NSN-Cataloged Item — It carries National Stock Number 6910-00-809-6725, the 13-digit code the US government uses to catalog supply items.

Issued Training Aid

The 6910 prefix in the stock number marks this as a government training aid, the class of equipment the military buys for instruction rather than field use. It suits EMS and first-aid instructors, search-and-rescue teams, airsoft and milsim medics running casualty drills, and collectors of US military medical training gear.