Gaumard Pediatric Hal HFS

Sounds

• Extensive speech library
• Heart sounds include a normal heart as well as splits and murmurs
• Respiratory sounds include normal lungs as well as stridor, bronchial, wheezing, pleural friction and crackles
• Bowel sounds

Simulator

• Physical size is 5 years of age
• Self-contained respiratory and circulatory functions
• Active eyes
• NG and otic exercises
• Tracheotomy opening
• Interchangeable genitalia
• Enema administration
• Two way wireless communication
• Internal rechargeable power

Motion

• Fully responsive even when carried
• Body convulses on command
• Eyes open / close and feature slow or rapid blinking

Airway

• Oral and nasal intubation
• Use an ET tube or LMA
• Sensors detect depth of intubation
• Unilateral chest rise with right mainstem intubation
• Multiple upper airway sounds synchronized with breathing

New airway feature

• Realistic geometry and larger epiglottis.
• Better visualization of vocal cords as well as easy intubation.
• Lung compliance refined to deliver chest rise when ventilating at 20cm H2O.
• Improved chest wall recoil during CPR.

Breathing

• Control rate and depth of respiration and observe chest rise.
• Ventilation is measured and logged.
• Gastric distention with excess BVM ventilation.
• Select independent left and right lung sounds.
• Chest rise and lung sounds are synchronized with selectable breathing patterns.
• Accommodates assisted ventilation, including BVM and mechanical support
• Unilateral chest rise and multiple breath sounds

Circulation and color change

• Multiple heart sounds, rates and intensities.
• Chest compressions are measured and logged.
• Blood pressure can be taken using a cuff, palpation, or auscultation
• Korotkoff sounds audible between systolic and diastolic pressures
• Color and vital signs respond to hypoxic events and interventions.
• Bilateral carotid, brachial and radial pulses operate continuously
• Pulse strengths vary with blood pressure and pulses are synchronized with ECG

Active eyes

• Open and close.
• Select blink rate.
• Select pupillary responses to light.

Venous Access

• IV training arms.
• IM sites on shoulders and thighs.
• Intraosseous access at tibia.

Intraosseous infusion

• Intraosseous access at tibia.

CPR

• Improved chest wall recoil during CPR.

Blood pressure

• Blood pressure can be taken using a cuff, palpation, or auscultation.

Defibrillate, Cardiovert and Pace

• Apply real electrodes and AED pads.
• Use real EMS equipment.
• See electrical interventions on your AED or our monitor ECG.
• View ECGs with physiologic variations generated in real-time
• Synchronized with pulses
• Conductive skin regions