Features
General
- Full-body adult patient simulator
- Internal rechargeable battery provides up to 5 hrs. of tetherless operation
Neurologic
- Normal, miosis (constricted), and mydriasis (blown) pupil states
- Independent left/right pupil states simulate consensual and nonconsensual response
- Be the voice of HAL with wireless streaming voice
Airway
- Supports oral or nasal intubation
- Program tongue edema or laryngospasm
- Supports standard ETTs and supraglottic airways devices
- Sensors detect depth of intubation
- Realistic surgical trachea allows tracheostomy or cricothyrotomy
- Multiple upper airway sounds synchronized with breathing
- Supports assisted ventilation via bag-valve-mask
- Visible gastric distension with hyperventilation
Breathing
- Visible unilateral chest rise with right mainstem intubation
- Automatic, spontaneous chest rise and pulses
- Control rate and depth of respiration and observe chest rise
- Ventilations measured and logged
- Gastric distension with excess positive pressure ventilation
- Select independent left and right lung sounds
- Chest rise and lung sounds are synchronized with selectable breathing patterns
- Unilateral chest rise simulates tension pneumothorax
- Supports needle decompression bilaterally at second intercostal
- Supports chest tube placement bilaterally
- Multiple lung and breath sounds with volume control
Cardiac
- eCPR™ Real-time CPR performance monitoring Time to CPR
- Compression depth/rate
- Chest recoil
- Compression interruptions
- Ventilation rate
- Excessive ventilation
- Time to defibrillation
- CPR assisting tones
- Durable chest recoil design
- Conductive skin regions support defibrillation and pacing with live energy and real equipment
- Deliver electrical therapy to conductive skin patches or snap connectors
- Monitor ECG in real-time using real equipment
- Real end-tidal CO2 capability (option S3040.50.078)
- Multiple heart sounds, rates, and intensities
Circulation
- Programmable central cyanosis
- Automatic bilateral carotid and femoral pulses and left brachial and radial pulse
- Pulse strengths vary with HAL’s blood pressure, and pulses are synchronized with the ECG
- Blood pressure can be taken on left arm using a modified cuff, palpation, or auscultation
- Detects placement of oxygen saturation sensor on left index finger
- Bilateral IV training arms
- Intraosseous access at right tibia
Gastrointestinal
- Esophageal intubation
- Visible gastric distension
- Programmable bowel sounds
