Airway
Realistic airway
Supraglottic airway device support
Combitube, LMA
Retrograde intubation
Fiberoptic intubation
Head and jaw mobility
Orotracheal and nasotracheal intubation
Laryngeal mask airway insertion
Pulmonary aspiration
Cricoid pressure
Surgical cricothyrotomy
Needle cricothyrotomy
Pneumothorax and hydrothorax
Positive pressure ventilation
Dynamic airway resistance
Airways obstruction
Esophageal intubation
Feeding tube insertion
Bag Valve Mask (BVM)
Cyanosis and acrocyanosis
Chest rise and fall
Bilateral bronchi resistance
Tracheotomy
Intubation tube real-time tracking
Lockjaw
Tongue swelling
Laryngospasm
Pharyngeal obstruction
Cannot intubate / Can ventilate
Cannot intubate / Cannot ventilate
Trismus
Breathing
Spontaneous breathing
Programmable respiratory patterns
Programmable diaphragmatic excursions
Mechanical ventilation (A/C, PCV, PSV)
PEEP (up to 20cm H2O)
Variable compliance
Variable bronchi resistance
Audible needle decompression with realistic feedback
Auscultation
High-fidelity heart, lung and bowel sounds
Independent normal / abnormal heart sounds at Mitral, Aortic, Pulmonary, Tricuspid valve and Erb's point
4 sites for abdominal murmurs: normal / abnormal
Korotkoff sounds auscultation while monitoring blood pressure
Programmable bilateral chest rise and fall
Neurology
Convulsions
Programmable blinking
Programmable pupils
Circulation
Rich library of ECG rhythms
HR 0-200
Real ECG electrodes
Accurate landmarks for chest compression performance point finding
Chest compressions
Defibrillation, cardioversion and cardiac pacing using real devices
Correct paddle / pad placement
Defibrillation in manual and automatic modes
High quality CPR affects the HR and ECG
Training defibrillation, cardioversion and cardiac pacing support
Cyanosis
Variable pulse strength with activity log
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 (pre-installed catheter)
Intraosseous access (tibia)
Other features
Sounds: crying, screaming, coughing, moaning
Speech (preloaded phrases or instructor's microphone)
Teeth, soft cheeks and gums
Pre-installed themes, scenarios, programmes
Realistic bone structure, palpable ribs, kneecaps and many more
Secretion: sweat, tears, bleeding
Urine output
Available in several skin tones
Trauma
Trauma modules available including wounds and amputations
