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Below you will find brief information for VitalSim Base Unit, VitalSim Remote Control. VitalSim Base Unit and VitalSim Remote Control are intended to be used in conjunction with an approved manikin to simulate vital signs on the manikin. The system consists of a Base Unit, connecting to a manikin, and a radio controlled Remote Control for device operation. Both the Base Unit and the Remote Control are battery operated. The Base Unit can also be used with an AC wall adapter.
Principais recursos
Simulates vital signs on manikins
ECG and defibrillation functions
Heart, lung, bowel, and vocal sounds
Blood pressure and pulse simulation
Scenario programming and playback
Logging of events for after action review
Radio controlled operation
Battery powered with AC adapter option
USB connection for data transfer
Adjustable settings for various parameters
Páginas: 15 laerdal Remote Control User manual
Marca: laerdal Categoria: Medical equipment Tamanho: 2 MB
Línguas: English
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What are the basic functions of the VitalSim system?
The VitalSim system simulates vital signs on a manikin using a Base Unit and a Remote Control. It can simulate ECG, defibrillation, heart and lung sounds, blood pressure, and pulses. It also allows for scenario programming and playback, logging of events, and data transfer via USB.
How do I connect the VitalSim to a manikin?
The VitalSim Base Unit connects to the manikin using a dedicated connector provided with the manikin. Ensure proper connection for accurate simulation.
Can I use the VitalSim with different types of manikins?
Yes, the VitalSim is designed to work with various Laerdal manikins including adult, child and infant versions. The system automatically detects the manikin type and adjusts accordingly.
What are the battery requirements for VitalSim?
The Base Unit requires 6 C-cell batteries and the Remote Control requires 4 AA-cell batteries. Both can also be powered using an optional AC adapter for stationary training.
How do I download and upload scenarios and logs?
The VitalSim Base Unit has a USB port for connecting to a PC, allowing you to download scenarios using a PC-based software and upload logs for after-action review.
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