Purpose of this manikin in tactical medicine / TCCC / TECC:
TR0200 — this is an “adult patient” for MARCH / cABCDE / XABCDE scenarios: from controlling massive hemorrhage to managing airways, ventilation, chest decompression, IO access, and stabilization/evacuation procedures. Its strength lies in realistic anatomy + durability of intervention zones (reinforced procedural areas).
Key features:
- Anatomically correct airways (cadaver-casted airway)
- Reinforced zones for procedures (increased durability)
- IO access: humeral head and tibia
- Needle decompression: 2nd and 5th intercostal spaces (ICS)
- “Splashproof” and washable skin
- Realistic tactile feel, flexible limbs, partial articulation, proper weight distribution
- Semi-open eyes with manual eyelid movement capability
- ALS capabilities, anatomical landmarks in airway/chest/pelvis
- Wig with hair + body hair (including genital area)
- “Blood filled” IO sites, ventilated lungs
- Handmade in the UK
- Customization options; skin tone variants (White / Middle Eastern-Asian / Black-African American)
- Prototype age: ≈30–40 years, clothing size Medium/Large, shoe size UK10 / EU45 / US11
Skills/procedures that can be practiced:
Hemorrhage control (M — Massive Hemorrhage)
- control of life-threatening hemorrhage
- application of tourniquets
- wound packing
- junctional tourniquet
- hemostatic dressings
Airway (A — Airway)
- airway assessment, head-tilt/chin-lift/jaw-thrust
- suction, positional airway maintenance
- insertion of NPA/OPA/supraglottic devices
- surgical cricothyrotomy (for Pro/Pro Plus in the table)
- percutaneous needle cricothyrotomy
- laryngoscopy/intubation
Breathing / chest trauma (R — Respiration)
- BVM ventilation and ventilation of intubated patients
- occlusive dressings (chest seal)
- needle chest decompression
- (in older configurations of the table, finger thoracostomy site, chest examinations are also mentioned)
Circulation / resuscitation (C — Circulation)
- IO access (tibia / humeral head, bilateral; provides flash)
- chest compressions (manual/automated)
- application of AED/defibrillation pads
- dressing applications
Additional (for tactical medicine/evacuation scenarios)
- burns: dressings/Water-Jel/sheets, etc.
- hypothermia: thermal blanket
- cervical collar, manual inline stabilization
- scalp laceration treatment, open head wound, stabilization of foreign objects
- pelvic binder, traction device