What consumables or replacement components do the simulators require, and how do I reorder?
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Operative Experience (United States)
“Depending on the simulator, consumables may include simulated blood, replacement tissue and skin components, and interchangeable trauma limbs or wound modules. Replacement components and accessories can be ordered directly through your OEI representative. Maintenance procedures — including fluid system flushing and tissue care — are documented in the Help Center to keep your simulators training-ready.”
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