As part of Exercise Sea Explorer, the Medical Operational Health Unit (MOHU) onboard HMAS Canberra has given a behind-the-scenes glimpse at what goes on in the Primary Casualty Reception Facility (PCRF) during an accreditation Hospital Exercise (HOSPEX).
<p>The simulated medical scenario, involved a badly burned patient injured while refueling an aircraft and included medical wound makeup known as moulage, for realism. 
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Exercise Sea Explorer was held in North-eastern Queensland from 2-15 June 2021 and was the second of three exercises in the annual SEA Series designed to hone and certify Australia’s Amphibious Forces. The first exercise, Sea Horizon, was a planning exercise in preparation for the subsequent Sea Explorer and finally Sea Raider Exercises.
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