Emergency care simulator LM-098

for intensive carefor pediatric caretraining

With this simulator, infant vital signs can be measured and the entire body can be monitored. A crying-sound function reproduces the clinical setting more realistically, while heart and breathing sounds can be checked, creating hands-on training of measurement and monitoring close to those of the actual clinical environment. Features Heart and respiratory rates The heart rate and respiratory rate are displayed digitally over a normal range, and the infants status can easily be set by turning a rotary dial. Heart sounds and breathing sounds An external speaker provided on the control box make these sounds audible to persons in the nearby environment. The sounds can be set independently, so the balance can be adjusted to match the status settings. Highly realistic sounds are produced with clear sound quality. Crying-sound function Four different crying patterns can be reproduced. Four buttons are provided to enable direct operation. Full-body monitoring Silicone rubber is used to produce an extremely realistic texture. Monitoring of the head area (palpation of skull molding) includes locating the anterior fontanel, posterior fontanel, sagittal suture, and coronal suture. A rectal thermometer can be inserted. Auscultation Vital sign measurement includes auscultation of heart and breathing sounds. Visual inspection Thoracoabdominal breathing synchronized to the set respiration rate can be observed visually. Crying-sound function The sound of crying can be heard coming from the mouth. Practical Training Visual inspection Thoracoabdominal breathing (thoracoabdominal movement) Auscultation Heart sounds (100 to 180 beats/minute)