SMART STAT Basic Simulator

The SMART STAT Basic Simulator puts the simulator in the student environment, allowing for the instructor to test not only their knowledge, but their critical thinking and skill levels. The portable simulator can administer a number of different treatments and students must react to the environment around them – worried family members and dangerous habitats being just two examples. An iPad controls the application and can store and print off reports for later examination of the student’s performance.

Features of the SMART STAT Basic Simulator

• Monitors student’s performance
• Controlled via an iPad
• Stores student reports for printing out
• Challenges skill, proficiency and knowledge
• Supplies different situations and scenarios for students to adapt to

Includes the following:

• Cardiac and lung sounds
• 2 points thoracic decompression
• 2 sites for chest drains
• Monitors blood pressure
• Spontaneous breathing with full airway management – include cricothyrotomy and intubation placement
• EKG and cardioversion for cardiac crisis
• Chest compressions
• IV access
• Drug therapy

What Does the SMART STAT Basic Simulator Contain?

• iPad
• USB cable
• Blood pressure cuff
• Hard Carry case
• Shorts
• 10 x neck skins
• 4 x IM injection pads
• 6 x Pneumothorax pads
• 3 x Sets of teeth
• IV vein kit

Technical Specifications of the SMART STAT Basic Simulator

• Dimensions: 139.7cm x 71.1cm x 27.9cm
• Weight: 61.23kg

Advanced airway management:

• STAT deluxe airway management head
• Tongue edema
• Laryngospasm
• Circothyrotomy
• Breakout teeth
• Designed for LT, ET, LMA and Combitube

ECG:

• 4-lead recognition of 17 rhythms
• Defibrillation and cardio conversation
• Variable rates

Pacing Emergent Lung Sounds (anterior and posterior), Emergent Heart Sounds BP Arm:

• Independently variable systolic and diastolic pressures
• Korotkoff sound changes
• Vary the amplitude of the sound

Pulse Points:

• 12 locations in pairs: carotid, femoral, popliteal, pedal (dorsal arch), radial, brachial (IV arm-antecubital, BP arm biceps pressure point)
• Distal pulses drop off under 70mmHg systolic
• Vary according to ECG rhythm

Bilateral Chest Decompression:

• Right or left side
• Partial or complete pneumothorax
• Audible air discharge upon proper catherisation – no repair necessary

Bilateral Chest Tube Insertion:

• Auxiliary fluid bag allows for simulated discharge
• Practice maintenance

Virtual Capnography and Oximetry Printable Chronological Student Session Reports & Scenarios

• Easy to establish
• Start up library
• Includes samples
• Print outs