Practice and demonstrate standard bandaging procedures
The lower torso is long enough to allow carrying the bandage around the body over the uninvolved hip at the level of the iliac crest (NOTE: There is no embedded, palpable skeletal material.)
Both the upper and lower portions can be used to demonstrate the attachment of prosthetic devices
The upper torso includes the two arms - one is amputated above the elbow; the other above the wrist
Both arms are slightly extended in a patient-like position to facilitate bandaging
The compressibility of the material very closely duplicates actual experience with a patient
The lower torso is representative of a patient in a supine position with legs slightly abducted
One leg is amputated below the knee; the other at mid-thigh
