AN3670 - Interactive ECG Simulator
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- The only simulator that combines defibrillator and external pacer training features with adult and paediatric ECG rhythms, for use with Adult or Child Crisis Manikins
- Simulate electrical capture with an external pacer. Attach pacer to manikin and initiate pacing. When pacer current is set to 70mA or more, paced beats appear on monitor
- Waveforms available for pacer training include:
- Sinus Brady
- Junctional Brady
- 2nd degree type I A-V block
- 2nd degree type II A-V block
- 2nd degree type II A-V block with PVCs
- 3rd degree A-V block
- Simulate cardioversion with a manual, semi-automatic, or automatic defibrillator
- Activate convert feature to select (before defib discharge) another rhythm to run immediately after defib discharge
- Waveforms available for defibrillator training include:
- V. Fib
- V. Tach (fast)
- V. Tach (slow)
- V. Tach (polymorphic)
- Fib
- Flutter
- SVT
- Sinus Tach
- Sinus rhythm with PVCs
- Asystole
- NSR
- Use one simulator to generate both adult and paediatric rhythms. With adult mode selected, all 17 waveform keys generate adult rhythms. With paediatric mode selected, all 17 waveform keys
- generate paediatric rhythms. Press key marked ‘age group’ to toggle between adult and paediatric modes
- With ‘age group’ feature a total of 34 rhythms are available
- Generate realistic 3- or 4-lead EGG rhythms. The RA, LA, and LL signal morphologies create accurate representations of the QRS, P and T axes
- Practise operating a defibrillator/external pacer without a manikin. Connect defibrillator/pacer
- to simulator using pad adaptors. Built-in circuitry allows you to defibrillate and to pace directly into simulator, and to observe EGG rhythms through the PADS connector
- LED indicators illuminate for:
- Pacer pulse detection
- Defib discharge detection
- Adult age group
- Paediatric age group
- Low battery
- Battery saver feature switches-off simulator automatically when not in use
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