Deep Tissue Injury

The  Self-Adhesive Deep Tissue Injury represents a type of pressure ulcer that occurs when prolonged pressure and shear forces are applied to the bone-muscle interface. Deep tissue pressure injuries are persistent, non-blanchable deep red, purple or maroon areas of skin caused by damage to the underlying soft tissues. This simulator allows an instructor, role player or student to wear the injury and provide the instructor the opportunity to demonstrate actual treatments. This simulation may also be used in conjunction with a table top skin (sold separately) as a classroom task trainer.