Specifications

• Vital Signs

  Pulse palpation (12 points)

  Monitoring blood pressure

  Pulse of the radial artery

• Intubation of upper respiratory tract

  Head tilt, jaw thrust,BVM

  Laryngoscope

  Orotracheal intubation

  ET tube

• Airways

  Anatomically accurate upper airway

  Orotracheal and nasotracheal intubation

  Head tilt, chin lift, jaw thrust

  Laryngeal mask airway insertion

  Pneumothorax and hydrothorax

  Sellick manoeuvre

  Positive pressure ventilation

  Programmable airway resistance

  Pharyngeal airflow obstruction

  Esophageal intubation

  BVM ventilation

  Cyanosis and acrocyanosis

  Bilateral chest rise and fall

  Programmable bilateral bronchi resistance

  Intubation depth detection and logging

  Imitation of trismus, tonic and clonic seizures

  Tongue edema

  Laryngospasm

• Breathing

  Spontaneous breathing

  Programmable respiratory complications

  Programmable respiratory rate

  Respiratory rate synced to patient monitor vital signs

  Programmable chest rise and fall

  Mechanical ventilation (PCV and VCV) PEEP (up to 40 cm H2O)

  Variable bronchi resistance

  Audible needle decompression with realistic feedback

• Auscultation

  Auscultation of heart sounds (5 points), lung anterior sounds (5 points), lung posterior sounds (4 points), bowel sounds (4 points)

  Independent normal/abnormal heart sounds

  Independent normal/abnormal lung sounds

  Normal/abnormal bowel sounds

  Auscultation of Korotkoff sounds

  Programmable bilateral chest rise and fall, synced with breathing - Neurology

  Convulsions

  Programmable blinking

  Programmable pupils

• Blood Auscultation

  Rich library of ECG rhythms

  ECG heart rate of 20 to 200 bpm

  Real ECG electrodes

  Anatomically accurate landmarks to position your hands for chest compressions

  Chest compressions

  Defibrillation, cardioversion and cardiac pacing using real devices

  Defibrillator pads correct placement and logging

  Defibrillation in manual and automatic modes

  Successful compressions with their logging and effect on HR and ECG

  Cyanosis

  Programmable pulse strength

• CPR

  Realistic chest compressions

  Automatic activity log, displaying all user actions

  Depth, frequency, hands placement assessment and log

  Ventilation volume

  Manual configuration of CPR protocols

  Printable detailed CPR assessment

• Vascular Access

  Intravenous injections (preinstalled catheter)

  Intraosseous access (tibia)

• Other Features

  Rich library of vocal sounds (moaning, coughing, pre-recorded words and phrases)

  Use of a microphone to transmit information through the simulator

  Realistic teeth, soft cheeks and gums

  Pre-installed themes, scenarios, programs and the Scenario Constructor software to design your own scenario

  Realistic bone structure, palpable ribs, kneecaps and many more

  Secretion: sweat, tears, ear discharge, oral secretions, urine and bleeding