Pedi HAL® S3004 Tetherless 1-Year Pediatric Simulator

A learner places a bag valve mask over the mouth and nose of the Pediatric HAL one-year-old patient simulator

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Pediatric HAL® S3004 - Wireless and Tetherless One-Year-Old Pediatric Simulator

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Pediatric HAL® is a high-fidelity toddler patient simulator specifically designed to meet the needs of pediatric care training programs. Pediatric HAL® can help learners improve teamwork and patient care through scenario-based training. Participants can practice and develop airway management, auscultation, ventilation, CPR, and IV/IO placement skills.

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Pediatric HAL® S3004

Toddler-sized high-fidelity simulator

The Pediatric HAL one-year-old patient simulator with the wireless control tablet running the UNI operating interface

The Pediatric HAL one-year-old patient simulator lying down next to the wireless control tablet

Wireless and tetherless

Transitions between physiologic states in response to commands from a wireless tablet PC.

A learner shines a penlight in the eye of the Pediatric HAL patient simulator; the pupil constricts in response to the light

Active eyes

HAL® has blinking eyes with photosensitive pupils. Dilation, reactivity, and blink rate can be controlled automatically or by the instructor.

The Pediatric HAL patient simulator with conductive patches in the chest skin

Defibrillate, cardiovert, and pace

HAL’s electrically conductive skin sites allow for the use of real equipment to monitor ECG, pace, cardiovert, and defibrillate with live energy.

A learner practices intubating the Pediatric HAL patient simulator with an endotracheal tube and intubation blade

Airway and breathing

Improved airway allows better visualization of vocal cords and easy intubation.

The Pediatric HAL one-year-old patient simulator has the tibia skin removed to access the replaceable bone reservoir

Intraosseous access

Intraosseous infusion and injection system with realistic tibia bones.

The face of the Pediatric HAL one-year-old patient simulator with blue discoloration around the mouth

Cyanosis

Color and vital signs respond to hypoxic events and interventions.

UNI® features easy-to-use physiological controls, task automation, real-time feedback, and data capture tools designed to help you facilitate training experiences that are immersive and effective.

Use our scenarios, modify them, or quickly build your own
Change physiologic states “on the fly” using wireless control
Changes in condition and care are time-stamped and logged
Link “Palette” items to build a linear or branching scenario
Sensors track interventions as well as changes to the condition of Pediatric HAL®
Lab tab allows creation of laboratory tests and results
The Status panel on the left edge of the GUI window shows vital signs and other details
Get real-time feedback on the quality of compressions and ventilations

The UNI controller interface with various programmed vital signs and patient states

The integrated hypoxia model with pause, improve, and deteriorate options; pause selected

Hypoxic model responds to care provider actions.

The UNI controller interface with preprogrammed scenario

Scenarios link physiologic states.

The UNI controller interface with log of learner actions for debriefing

Track the actions of up to six care providers.

Includes the new Pediatric HAL®
Simulation Learning Experiences™ scenario package.

The new Pediatric HAL® Simulation Learning Experiences (SLEs) package provides you with a library of ready-to-use, evidence-based scenarios designed to help you maximize participant’s learning through outcome-focused simulated clinical patient encounters. The package includes 10 SLEs complete with a facilitator’s guidebook for planning, setting up, and facilitating each learning experience.

Binder of Pediatric HAL Simulation Learning Experiences scenario package and facilitator guide

Use our scenarios, modify them, or quickly build your own
Change physiologic states “on the fly” using wireless control
Changes in condition and care are time-stamped and logged
Link “Palette” items to build a linear or branching scenario
Sensors track interventions as well as changes to the condition of Pediatric HAL®
Lab tab allows creation of laboratory tests and results
The Status panel on the left edge of the GUI window shows vital signs and other details
Get real-time feedback on the quality of compressions and ventilations

PRODUCT FEATURES

General
Physical size of a 1-year-old child
Supports common patient positions including Fowler’s, supine, and sitting
Joint range of motion
Tetherless and wireless; fully responsive during transport 1
Internal rechargeable battery provides up to 3 hours of tetherless operation
Available in light, medium, or dark skin tones at no extra charge
Programmable blinking rate
Active pupillary light reflex
Seizures with selectable intensity
Airway
Wireless streaming voice option
50+ Prerecorded speech responses
Anatomically accurate oral cavity and airway
Airway sounds
Programmable crying included with streaming voice option
Oral and nasal endotracheal intubation
Supports NG/OG tube placement (dry exercises only)
Tongue edema
Tracheostomy care site; tracheal suctioning (dry exercises only)
Tracheal intubation depth detection and logging

Circulation
eCPR™ Real-time CPR performance monitoring and training
Chest compressions generate palpable pulses
Programmable heart rate and healthy and abnormal heart sounds
Includes comprehensive library of ECG rhythms with customizable beat variations
Supports ECG monitoring with real devices
Defibrillation, cardioversion, and pacing using real devices and live energy
Central cyanosis with variable intensities
Detects placement of real pulse oximetry devices
Palpable bilateral pulses (automatic): carotid, brachial, radial, and femoral pulses
BP measurement by auscultation using a sphygmomanometer
Realistic Korotkoff sounds
Bilateral IV access: bolus, infusion, and sampling
Intraosseous access proximal tibia

Breathing
Visible chest rise with positive pressure ventilation
Ventilations are measured and logged in real-time
Spontaneous breathing with selectable respiratory patterns
Programmable respiratory rate and inspiratory/expiratory ratio
Programmable unilateral chest rise and fall
Real CO2 exhalation option
Selectable normal and abnormal lung sounds
Bilateral anterior lung sounds
Unilateral chest rise with right mainstem intubation
Other
Selectable normal and abnormal bowel sounds
Urinary catheterization with fluid return
Interchangeable female and male genitalia

Pediatric HAL® S3004
Tablet PC with UNI® software
SLE scenario package
RF module
Battery charger
Accessories
Carrying case
User manual
One-Year Limited Warranty

1. Maximum wireless range will vary depending on environmental factors and conditions.

Priced without options, discounts, or special offers. Taxes and other fees not included. Extended service plans, product installation, and training services are available. Product design and price subject to change without notice. All trademarks and/or copyright materials are the property of their respective owners. © 2020 Gaumard Scientific. Patented; other patents pending. All Rights Reserved.