Standard features now include both programmable hemorrhage using simulated blood and catherization with flow of simulated urine

NOELLE features

• Includes Newborn HAL®
• Control NOELLE and Newborn HAL at distances up to 100 meters
• Each smoothly transitions between physiologic states in response to commands from a wireless PC
• Airway, breathing and circulation
• Vertex, breech and C-section deliveries
• Shoulder dystocia and PPH
• Dynamic perinatal monitor
• Maternal and neonatal vital signs monitors
• Control NOELLE between rooms and floors of buildings
• NOELLE smoothly transitions between physiologic states in response to commands from a wireless PC
• Use our scenarios or quickly generate your own
• Blood pressure and oxygen saturation can be taken bilaterally using REAL equipment
• Multiple heart and respiratory sounds
• Pulses are continuous and synchronized with ECG
• Speech and convulsions
• Caregiver actions time stamped and logged
• Evaluate actions with a single click and insert notes in a real time performance log

NOELLE’s Newborn HAL features

• Breathing and pulses
• Color and vital signs that are responsive to hypoxic events and inter ventions
• Physiologic modeling and trending

Normal Vaginal & Instrumented Delivery

• Fetus descends and rotates internally as it moves down the birth canal
• Extensible birth canal with catheterization and programmable hemorrhage
• Fetal external rotation aligns shoulders with birth canal
• New fetal head skin for use with most vacuum devices and forceps

Shoulder Dystocia

• Use delivery Profile Control to specify exactly when the “turtle sign” will occur and how long you allow students to deal with this dilemma
• Relieve dystocia using suprapubic pressure, McRobert’s maneuver, posterior arm sweep, fetal rotation or “elbows/knees” position

Intrapartum Modeling or Trending

• Use our physiologic model that controls skin color and vital signs
• Trend color and vital signs as you wish
• New “branching” scenarios

File Sharing

• Provide students with images such as ultrasound images, CT scans, lab results, or even multimedia presentations as the scenario progresses

Breech Delivery

• Practice vaginal breech deliveries
• Learn to free the legs using Pinard maneuver
• Once delivered the neonate may require resuscitation
• Change maternal vital signs or fetal heart tones during the scenario

C-Section

• Special abdominal cover has tissue layers students can dissect
• Practice delivery of either vertex or breech presentation
• Change vital signs and fetal heart tones with this or any other scenario “ on the fly”

Episiotomy Repair

• Deliveries may require an episiotomy to prevent an uncontrolled tear of the vulva
• These reusable repair modules also feature tears of the labia and periurethra

Postpartum Hemorrhage and Fundal Massage

• This postpartum uterus bleeds through cervical os and cervix
• The uterus can be massaged and it shrinks. Instructor then reduces bleeding
• Programmable PPH with flow from refillable internal tank

Airway

• Oral and nasal intubation
• Use an ET tube or LMA
• Uni or bilateral chest rise
• Multiple upper airway sounds

Breathing

• Control rate/depth of respiration
• Ventilation is measured and logged
• Independent left and right lung sounds
• Breath sounds

Circulation and color change

• Multiple heart sounds, rates, intensities
• Chest compressions measured/logged
• Blood pressure and IV
• Color, vital signs, and motion respond to hypoxic events and interventions
• Umbilical, brachial, and scalp pulses operate continuously
• Pulse strengths vary with blood pressure and pulses are synchronized with ECG

More Newborn Features

• Crying and convulsions
• View ECGs with physiologic variations generated in real-time
• Conductive skin regions
• Apply real electrodes
• Vigorous cry synchronized with breathing
• Programmable arm motion
• Bowel sounds
• Great for APGAR scoring

Standard features now include programmable cyanosis, motion and spontaneous breathing making it perfect for APGAR scoring

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

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 lungsounds
• 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 bilaterally using a cuff, palpation, or auscultation
• Korotkoff sounds audible between systolic and diastolic pressures
• Color and vital signs respond to hypoxic events and interventions
• Umbilical pulse and bilateral brachial pulses operate continuously
• Pulse strengths vary with blood pressure and pulses are synchronized with ECG

File Sharing

• Provide students with images such as x-rays, CT scans, lab results, or even multimedia presentations as the scenario progress

Control

• Change physiologic states using wireless control
• Use our scenarios or quickly build your own
• Sensors provide feedback on performance
• Changes in condition and care are time stamped and logged
• Instructors evaluate interventions and insert notes on real-time performance log

ECG

• View ECGs with physiologic variations generated in real-time
• Synchronized with pulses
• Conductive skin regions
• Apply real electrodes

Motion

• Programmable arm motion including convulsions
• Neonate is fully responsive even when carried
• No tubes or wires to worry about

Modeling

• Color, motion, and vital signs respond to hypoxic events and interventions

Sounds

• Vigorous cry synchronized with breathing
• Heart sounds include a normal heart as well as atrial and ventricular septal defects
• Respiratory sounds include both normal lungs as well as stridor and grunting
• Bowel sounds

Venous access

• IV training arm
• Patent umbilicus
• Intraosseous access at tibia

Simulator

• Physical size is 50th percentile at 40 weeks gestational age
• Interchangeable genitalia
• Self-contained respiratory and circulatory functions
• Two-way wireless communications
• Internal rechargeable NiMH power

Control

• Wireless tablet PC with stylus control
• Communication modules are FCC and CE compliant
• Both physiologic modeling and trending
• Comprehensive performance feedback
• Preprogrammed scenarios
• Build your favorite scenarios

Accessories

• 100-240 VAC charger
• Blood pressure cuff
• Instructions
• CDROM tutorial
• Carrying case

Other

• One year limited warranty; extended warranty to three years
• Installation and training services available
• Patents pending; HAL® is a registered trademark of Gaumard® Scientific
• Newborn support personnel available weekdays 8:00 am to 7:30 pm ET

Standard features now include active eyes with programmable blink rate, pupil size and pupil reaction time as well as cyanosis and chest drain

Rush HAL® from the accident scene, while care providers diagnose and treat his condition using real monitoring and resuscitation equipment

Control HAL at distances up to 300 meters and between rooms and floors of conventional buildings

New features for 2010!

File Sharing

• Provide students with images such as x-rays, CT scans, lab results, or even multimedia presentations

Active Eyes

• Wireless commands control whether the eyes are open or closed, their blink rate, pupil size, and pupil reaction

Fluid Drain at 5th intercostal space

• Bilateral drainage using conventional large diameter chest tubes.

Cyanosis around mouth

Bowel Sounds

Seizures

Airway

• Oral or nasal intubation
• Programmable airway to control tongue edema, pharyngeal swelling, and laryngospasm
• Perform tracheostomy or needle cricothyrotomy
• Sensors detect depth of intubation
• Automatic unilateral chest rise with right mainstem intubation
• Multiple upper airway sounds synchronized with breathing

Breathing

• Control rate and depth of respiration and observe chest rise
• Ventilation is measured and logged
• Gastric distention with excess bag-valve-mask ventilation
• Select independent left, right, upper, and lower lung sounds
• Multiple lung sounds are synchronized with selectable breathing patterns
• Accommodates assisted ventilation, including bag-valve-mask and mechanical support
• Four needle decompression sites
• Left and right unilateral chest rise simulate pneumothoraces

Circulation

• Multiple heart sounds
• Chest compressions are measured and logged
• Blood pressure can be taken bilaterally using a cuff, palpation, or auscultation
• Radial pulse stops when cuff pressure exceeds systolic pressure
• Korotkoff sounds audible between systolic and diastolic pressures
• Pulses are continuous, synchronized with the ECG,even during a paced rhythm

HAL has conductive skin regions so you can:

• Apply real electrodes and AED pads
• Use real EMS equipment
• See HAL’s ECG on your AED

HAL is perfect for competency based programs:

• Sensors track student actions
• Changes to HAL’s condition and care provided are time stamped and logged for evaluation and debriefing
• Instructors evaluate caregiver interventions with a single click and insert notes on a real time performance log
• Save caregiver performance, forward to any standard printer, or send anywhere via the internet

Accessories

• Interchangeable battery
• 100-240 VAC charger
• Blood pressure cuff
• Six (6) neck collars
• Six (6) replaceable pneumothorax decompression sites
• Instructions for use
• CD-ROM tutorial
• HAL® includes a wireless tablet PC

Standard features now include active eyes with programmable blink rate, pupil size and pupil reaction time as well as cyanosis and convulsions

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

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 bilaterally 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

Circulation and color change

• Instructor Control
• Software control that is powerful and yet intuitive
• Use our scenarios, modify them or quickly create your own

Active Eyes

• Instructor Control
• Open and close
• Select blink rate
• Select pupillary responses to light

File Sharing

• Provide students with images such as x-rays, CT scans, lab results, or even multimedia presentations as the scenario progress

Log

• Track the actions of up to six care providers using our menu of reponses or write a narrative
• Links with AC and DC powered AV systems integrating the log with cameras and patient monitors

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
• Apply real electrodes

Motion

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

Hypoxic Modeling

• Color and vital signs respond to hypoxic events and interventions

Sounds

• Extensive speech library
• Vigorous cry synchronized with breathing
• 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

Venous access

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

Standard features now include active eyes with programmable blink rate, pupil size and pupil reaction time as well as cyanosis and convulsions

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

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 bilaterally 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

Circulation and color change

• Instructor Control
• Software control that is powerful and yet intuitive
• Use our scenarios, modify them or quickly create your own

Active Eyes

• Instructor Control
• Open and close
• Select blink rate
• Select pupillary responses to light

File Sharing

• Provide students with images such as x-rays, CT scans, lab results, or even multimedia presentations as the scenario progress

Log

• Track the actions of up to six care providers using our menu of reponses or write a narrative
• Links with AC and DC powered AV systems integrating the log with cameras and patient monitors

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
• Apply real electrodes

Motion

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

Hypoxic Modeling

• Color and vital signs respond to hypoxic events and interventions

Sounds

• Extensive speech library
• Vigorous cry synchronized with breathing
• 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

Venous access

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

Tetherless technology allows the communications, compressor, and power supply to be inside HAL, eliminating external tubes, wires, and compressors

HAL operates continuously during transport and training can occur in the working environment

Rush HAL from the accident scene to the ER, to the ICU, while care providers diagnose and treat his condition using real monitoring and resuscitation equipment. Control HAL at distances up to 300 meters and between rooms and floors of conventional buildings. HAL smoothly transitions between physiologic states in response to commands from a wireless PC

Easy to Use

• Automatic or Instructor control
• Use our preprogrammed scenarios, modify them, or create your own quickly and easily
• Access the “Details” page and jump between physiologic states in response to the interventions of caregivers
• Change conditions such as heart rate and blood pressure directly since the cardiovascular details are automatically adjusted by the software
• Link “Palette” items to build a linear or branching scenario
• Pause the scenario or jump to the next critical decision point

Physio, Automatic or Instructor Control

• Responds automatically to caregiver or Instructor intervention
• Responses such as cyanosis and vital signs change automatically in accordance with age, weight and other factors
• Responds to pharmacologic interventions; administer medications from our list or even add medications using our drug template

Active Eyes

• Automatic or Instructor control
• Open and close
• Select blink rate
• Select pupillary response to light

Wireless Streaming Audio

• Be the voice of HAL and listen to student responses
• Bidirectional voice and data communication
• Wireless and responds at distances to 150 meters
• Create and store vocal responses in any language
• Select from a pre-recorded vocal menu

Log

• Track the actions of up to six care providers using our response menu or write a narrative
• Links with audio-visual systems that integrate the event log with feeds from cameras and the simulated patient monitor for comprehensive debriefing

Choose your monitor

• Select a 17 inch touchscreen monitor with AC power or a 12 inch tablet PC monitor with DC power
• Use our simulated vital signs monitor or design one that meets your needs

File Sharing

• Provide students with images such as x-rays, CT scans, lab results, or even multimedia presentations as the scenario progress

Configure monitor to suit your needs

• HAL’s monitor can be configured to suit the scenario
• Display up to 12 numeric values including HR, ABP, CVP, PAWP, NIRP, CCO, SpO2, SvO2, RR, EtCO2, temperature, time
• Select up to 12 dynamic waveforms including ECG Lead I, II, III, aVR, aVL, aVF, V1, V2, V3, V4,V5, V6; AVP, CVP, PAWP, pulse, CCO, SvO2, respiration, capnography
• Set alarms

Advanced 12 lead ECG

• Since HAL’s model operates automatically, you may display up to 12 dynamic waveforms and 12 scalars; locate them where you wish and choose appropriate colors
• HAL also features a dynamic 12 lead ECG and you may even select a 12 lead strip recording during the scenario

HAL S3101 includes

• Tetherless HAL simulator
• Operating software and license
• Instructor’s 12 inch tablet PC with stylus control, ”bump”case
• Soft sided case with rollers
• 10 scenarios
• Rechargeable battery
• 100-240 VAC charger
• Blood pressure cuff
• Six (6) neck collars
• Six (6) replaceable pneumothorax decompression sites
• Instructions
• DVD tutorial
• 1 year warranty

Premie HAL® ... train to care for compromised newborns


Airway

• Oral and nasal intubation
• Use an ET tube or LMA
• Multiple upper airway sounds synchronized with breathing

Breathing

• Control rate and depth of respiration and observe chest rise
• Ventilation is measured and logged
• Select left and/or right chest wall movement and lung sound
• Chest rise and lung sounds are synchronized with selectable breathing patterns
• Accommodates assisted ventilation, including BVM and mechanical support

Circulation and color change

• Multiple heart sounds, rates and intensities
• Chest compressions are measured and logged
• Color and vital signs respond to hypoxic events and interventions
• Bilateral, brachial and femoral pulses; pulses at fontanelle and umbilicus
• Pulse strengths vary with blood pressure and pulses are synchronized with ECG
• Temperature probe placement sensor

Tetherless

• Premie is fully responsive even when carried
• No tubes or wires to worry about

File Sharing

• Provide students with images such as x-rays, CT scans, lab results, or even multimedia presentations as the scenario progress

Control

• Change physiologic states “on the fly” using wireless control
• Use our scenarios, modify them or quickly build your own
• Sensors provide performance feedback
• Changes in condition and care are time stamped and logged
• Instructors evaluate interventions and insert notes on real-time performance log

ECG

• View ECGs with physiologic variations generated in real-time
• Synchronized with pulses
• Conductive skin regions
• Apply real electrodes

Hypoxic Modeling

• Color, and vital signs respond to hypoxic events and interventions

Sounds

• Vigorous cry synchronized with breathing
• Heart sounds include a normal heart as well as atrial and ventricular septal defects
• Respiratory sounds include both normal lungs as well as stridor and grunting

Venous access

• Bilateral dorsum of hand
• Patent umbilicus
• Intraosseous access at tibia
• Left foot

HAL S3009 includes

• Internal rechargeable NiMH power
• Instructor’s 12 inch tablet PC with stylus control,”bump”case and docking station for tetherless operation
• Carrying case
• 10 scenarios
• 100-240 VAC charger
• Instructions
• DVD tutorial
• One year warranty

Tetherless technology allows the communications, compressor, and power supply to be inside Susie®, eliminating external tubes, wires, and compressors

Susie operates continuously during transport and training can occur in the working environment

Rush Susie from the accident scene to the ER, to the ICU and, on to recovery while care providers diagnose and treat her condition using real monitoring and resuscitation devices. Control Susie at distances up to 300 meters and between rooms and floors of conventional buildings. Susie smoothly transitions between physiologic states in response to commands from a wireless PC

Airway

• Place NG/OG tubes
• Oral or nasal intubation/suctioning
• Programmable airway
• Sensors detect depth of intubation
• Perform tracheostomy or needle cricothyrotomy
• Unilateral chest rise with right mainstem intubation
• Multiple upper airway sounds synchronized with breathing including normal, none, inspiratory, expiratory and biphasic strider

Breathing

• Control rate and depth of respiration and observe chest rise
• Ventilation is measured and logged
• Anterior and posterior lung sounds (8 sites) including normal, none, wheezing, inspiratory squeaks, crackles
• Chest rise and lung sounds are synchronized with selectable breathing patterns
• BVM and mechanical support
• Unilateral chest rise and multiple breath sounds

Circulation and color change

• Multiple heart sounds, rates, and intensities including normal, none, distant, systolic murmur, S3 and S4
• Chest compressions are measured and logged
• Blood pressure and oxygen saturation can be taken bilaterally using real equipment
• Korotkoff sounds audible between systolic and diastolic pressures
• Cyanosis and vital signs respond to physiologic condition and interventions
• Bilateral carotid, radial, brachial, femoral, posterior tibial and pedal pulses operate continuously. Pulse strengths vary with Susie’s blood pressure and pulses are synchronized with the ECG

Venous access

• Bilateral IV training arms
• IM sites on shoulders and thighs
• Draw blood from finger stick

Easy to Use

• Instructor control
• Use real BP cuffs, oxygen saturation monitors, and defibrillators
• Use our preprogrammed scenarios, modify them, or create your own quickly and easily
• Jump between physiologic states in response to the interventions of caregivers
• Change physiologic conditions “on-the-fly”
• Changes to Susie’s condition and care provided are time stamped and logged for evaluation and debriefing

Active Eyes

• Open and close
• Select blink rate
• Reactive pupils
• Select pupillary response to light
• Program “blown” pupil

Choose your monitor

• Select a 17 inch touchscreen monitor with AC power or a 12 inch tablet PC monitor with DC power
• Use our simulated vital signs monitor or modify it to meet your needs
• Share images such as x-rays, CT scans, lab results, or even multimedia presentations as the scenario progresses

Conduct breast examinations and teach BSE techniques

• Proprietary silicone breast inserts
• Interchangeable left breasts include
• Fibrosystic disease (chronic mastitis)
  • Benign tumor with stalk
  • Giant sarcoma
  • Scirrhus carcinoma
  • Carcinoma in milk duct
• Right breast contains 8, 10, 16, and 20mm lumps for BSE

Susie® provided with a GYN package

• Perform bimanual pelvic exam with interchangeable uteri
• Insert speculum and view interchangeable cervices
• Perform PAP/douching/sounding
• GYN package includes
  • 4 normal cervices with patent os
  • 4 abnormal cervices
  • 1 anteverted uterus with attached ovaries
  • 1 anteverted uterus with interchangeable ovaries/fimbrae
  • 1 seven week pregnant uterus/cervix
  • 1 twelve week pregnant uterus/cervix
  • 1 twenty week pregnant uterus

More

• Programmable bowel sounds in four quadrants including none, normal, borborygmus, diarrhea, hyperactive, irritable bowel syndrome, post-op, and ulcerative colitis
• Decubitus ulcers and ulcerated foot
• Colostomy and ileostomy exercises
• Perform female/male catheterization and irrigation
• Enema exercises

S2000 Susie includes

• Tetherless simulator
• Instructor’s 12 inch wireless tablet PC with stylus control, ”bump”case
• Roller case
• Use our scenarios, modify them or create your own
• Rechargeable battery
• 100-240 VAC charger
• Conventional blood pressure cuff
• Six (6) neck collars
• Instructions
• CDROM tutorial
• 1 year warranty

Susie 2000 clearly sets the standard at $27995; and, that includes a wireless tablet PC with bidirectional communications. With Susie the choice is obvious!

• Full size articulating full-body female
• Intubatable airway with chest rise
• IV arm for meds/fluids
• Removable stomach cover
• Practice Leopold Maneuvers
• Multiple fetal heart sounds
• Automatic birthing system
• Measure head descent and cervical dilation
• Multiple placenta locations
• Replaceable dilating cervices
• Practice postpartum suturing on vulval inserts
• One articulating birthing baby with placenta
• PEDI® Blue Neonatal Simulator with SmartSkin™
• New postpartum hemorrhage and palpation module

Supplied with:

• Two umbilical cords
• Two dilating cervices
• Two umbilical clamps
• Two vulval inserts
• Three vulva for postpartum suturing
• Neonatal monitor
• International power supply 100-240 VAC
• Connecting cables
• Talcum powder and silicone lubricant
• NOELLE training guide
• NOELLE Teaching Tips with scenarios
• Carrying bags

• Computer interactive NOELLE and full term neonate
• Simulated ECG, BP/Pulse Ox, ultrasound, defibrillation, cardioversion and pacing of NOELLE and neonate
• Two 17 inch touch screen monitors
• One tower computer to control monitors and communicate wirelessly with laptop
• One laptop computer to control fetal delivery, the neonate’s condition, and the monitors
• Site license for maternal, fetal and neonatal software
• Intubatable airway with chest rise
• IV arm for medications and fluid transfer
• Multiple maternal, fetal, and neonatal heart sounds
• Removable stomach cover
• Practice Leopold maneuvers
• Practice C-section and forceps delivery
• Three vulva for postpartum suturing
• Laptop computer with 9 NOELLE
scenarios; modify these or create your own

Leopold Maneuvers and Fetal Heart Tones

• Special abdominal cover
• Elevate fetus with uterine pillow
• Palpate fetus to determine if this is a vertex or breech delivery. Is the spine anterior or posterior?

Normal Vaginal & Instrumented Delivery

• Fetus descends and rotates internally as it moves down birth canal
• Extensible cervix dilates
• Fetal external rotation aligns shoulders with vulva
• New fetal head skin for use with most vacuum devices and forceps

Shoulder Dystocia

• Use delivery Profile Control to specify exactly when the “turtle sign” will occur and how long you allow students to deal with this dilemma
• Relieve dystocia using suprapubic pressure, McRobert’s maneuver or posterior arm sweep

Intrapartum Modeling or Trending

• Use our physiologic model that controls skin color and vital signs
• Trend color and vital signs as you require

Breech Delivery

• Practice vaginal breech deliveries
• Learn to free the legs using Pinard maneuver
• Once delivered the neonate may require resuscitation
• Change maternal vital signs or fetal heart tones during the scenario

C-Section

• Special abdominal cover has tissue layers students can dissect
• Practice delivery of either vertex or breech presentation
• Change vital signs and fetal heart tones with this or any other scenario “ on the fly”

Episiotomy Repair

• Deliveries may require an episiotomy to prevent an uncontrolled tear of the vulva
• These reusable repair modules also feature tears of the labia and perineum

Postpartum Hemorrhage and Fundal Massage

• This postpartum uterus bleeds through cervical os and cervix
• The uterus can be massaged and it shrinks. Instructor then reduces bleeding
• Students can also administer medication via IV, IM or rectal sites

• Interactive female with one birthing baby and one interactive neonate
• Interactive neonate changes color with positive pressure ventilation (PPV)
• Intubatable airway with chest rise
• IV arm for medications and fluid transfer
• Multiple maternal, fetal, and neonatal heart sounds
• Removable stomach cover
• Practice Leopold maneuvers
• Virtual Instruments® used to monitor and treat the mother include heart rate (HR), blood pressure (BP), pulse oxygenation, and ECG
• Practice C-section and forceps delivery
• Three vulva for postpartum suturing
• Laptop computer with 9 NOELLE scenarios

Leopold Maneuvers and Fetal Heart Tones

• Special abdominal cover
• Elevate fetus with uterine pillow
• Palpate fetus to determine if this is a vertex or breech delivery. Is the spine anterior or posterior?

Normal Vaginal & Instrumented Delivery

• Fetus descends and rotates internally as it moves down birth canal
• Extensible cervix dilates
• Fetal external rotation aligns shoulders with vulva
• New fetal head skin for use with most vacuum devices and forceps

Shoulder Dystocia

• Use delivery Profile Control to specify exactly when the “turtle sign” will occur and how long you allow students to deal with this dilemma
• Relieve dystocia using suprapubic pressure, McRobert’s Maneuver or posterior arm sweep

User Friendly Software

• Specify NOELLE’s condition on the details page
• Save each condition as a physiologic state on the palette page
• Combine physiologic states to build a scenario
• Specify fetal descent and labor duration
• Actions are time stamped and logged for evaluation and debriefing

Breech Delivery

• Practice vaginal breech deliveries
• Learn to free the legs using Pinard maneuver
• Once delivered the neonate requires resuscitation
• Change maternal vital signs or fetal heart tones during the scenario

C-Section

• Special abdominal cover has tissue layers students can dissect
• Change vital signs and fetal heart tones with this or any other scenario “on the fly”

Episiotomy Repair

• Deliveries may require an episiotomy to prevent an uncontrolled tear of the vulva
• These reusable repair modules also feature tears of the labia and periurethra

Postpartum Hemorrhage and Fundal Massage

• This postpartum uterus bleeds through cervical os and cervix
• The uterus can be massaged and it shrinks. Instructor then reduces bleeding
• Students can also administer medication via IV, IM or rectal sites

• Full size articulating full-body female
• Intubatable airway with chest rise
• IV arm for meds/fluids
• Removable stomach cover
• Practice Leopold Maneuvers
• Multiple fetal heart sounds
• Automatic birthing system
• Measure head descent and cervical dilation
• Multiple placenta locations Replaceable dilating cervices
• Practice postpartum suturing on vulval inserts
• One articulating birthing baby with placenta
• PEDI® Blue NeonatalSimulator with SmartSkin™
• New postpartum hemorrhage and palpation module

Includes:

• NOELLE S550.100 with PEDI® Blue full term neonate
• Two 17 inch touch screen monitors
• One tower to control monitors and communication wirelessly with laptop
• One laptop computer with wireless commucation to tower computer
• Site license for maternal, fetal, and neonatal software
• Nine prepackaged scenarios with companion NOELLE guide

• Full size articulating full-body female
• Intubatable airway with chest rise
• IV arm for meds/fluids
• Removable stomach cover
• Practice Leopold Maneuvers
• Multiple fetal heart sounds
• Automatic birthing system
• Measure head descent and cervical dilation
• Multiple placenta locations
• Replaceable dilating cervices
• Practice postpartum suturing on vulval inserts
• One articulating birthing baby with placenta
• One resuscitation baby with intubatable airway and umbilical catheter site
• New postpartum hemmorrhage and palpation module

Supplied with:

• Two umbilical cords
• Two dilating cervices
• Two umbilical clamps
• Two vulval inserts
• Three vulva for postpartum suturing
• Talcum powder and silicone lubricant
• NOELLE training guide
• NOELLE teaching guide with scenarios
• Carrying bag