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HAL® S1020 - 12-Lead ECG Skills TrainerS1020.PKLearn MoreThe HAL® S1020 is a 12-lead ECG skill trainer with an integrated myocardial infarction (MI) model to help participants improve diagnostic skills and ECG interpretation skills. -
HAL® S1030 - Dynamic Airway and Lung Compliance SimulatorS1030.PKLearn MoreHAL® S1030 is a full-body, computer-controlled patient simulator designed for training respiratory care students and professionals on the treatment and management of respiratory diseases using a real mechanical ventilator. Just like a real patient, HAL® features a lifelike airway, can hold PEEP from 5 to 25 cmH2O, trigger the vent’s breath assist, change lung compliance and bilateral bronchial airway resistance, exhale real CO2, and much more. Together, these features allow educators to simulate diseases and conditions such as ARDS, COPD, and asthma, as seen in real life. -
Trauma HAL® S3040.10 - Wireless and Tetherless Point-of-Injury Care Trauma Patient SimulatorS3040.10.PKLearn MoreThe Trauma HAL® with OMNI® 2 is a wireless full-body trauma patient simulator with programmable bleeding and pressure sensors. The completely tetherless design and ruggedized joints make this simulator perfect for facilitating training in care under fire, point of injury care, extraction, tactical evacuation, mass casualty, patient transport, decontamination and more. -
Premie HAL® S108.100 - 24-Week Preterm Newborn Skills TrainerS108.100.PKLearn MoreThe Premie HAL® S108.100 is a lifelike, 24-week preterm patient simulator designed to facilitate the training of healthcare professionals in the areas of airway management, respiratory support, and resuscitation. -
Premie HAL® S2209 30-Week Premature Infant Patient SimulatorS2209.PKLearn MoreLifelike, Wireless and Tetherless Preterm Patient Simulator.The Premie HAL® S2209 is a lifelike, wireless and tetherless 30-week preterm patient simulator designed to facilitate the training of residents and health care professionals in the areas of preterm airway management, resuscitation, stabilization, transport, and intensive care.