Simulated
Wounds
For Wide Games, First Aid training etc.
BLOOD:
Melt red lipstick down in microwave, or on ready-made wounds you can
paint the blood on with red paint or add 1tspn gravy powder, 5 drops
red colouring and water a drop at a time until it is as runny as you
want.
BURNS AND
SCALDS:
Apply lipstick and
Vaseline mixture to redden the area. Add
candle wax 'blister's and smudge on shoe polish, mascara or charcoal
and wood ash for an open fire burn.
BRUISES:
Tone blue eye shadow
with black, brown and gray. You can create black eyes with eye shadow
too.
BEE STINGS:
Put small rose thorns into play dough or plasticine and apply
to affected area.
SHOCK &
FAINTING:
Use flour or talcum powder to make the face look pale Add
'perspiration' using a strong sugar solution in a spray bottle on forehead
and upper lip.
INSECT BITES:
Use lipstick and Vaseline
to redden area. Add red candle wax as bite.
SPRAINED ANKLE:
Padding under a sock
will make the ankle look swollen
BROKEN BONE:
Make the affected area
look swollen and abnormal with play dough. For a more serious break
insert a piece of bone into the swelling, add blood and make the skin
jagged. The patient will also be in shock.
CUTS &
LACERATIONS:
Make an oval from play
dough, apply to affected area. Cut the play dough and drip "blood"
onto area.
GRAZE / GRAVEL
RASH:
Use Vaseline and lipstick
mixture and apply to affected area with a make up sponge. "Gravel"
can be real, or the crumbs from the bottom of a bread bag.
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