You can even use it with a basic CPR-manikin and get the trainees to attach homemade fake BP-Cuffs, spO2-sensors and the like to get the desired vital signs.

Note: Ideally, you use Vital Sign Simulator on a computer with two monitors (extended desktop), and two keyboards or mice. Vary the values according to your simulation-scenario, set the after-defibrillation-rhythm etc. Example: As soon as the trainees say 'I attach a pulsoxymetry', hit the 'sp02 available'-checkboxĨ. The values will appear on the Training Window screen as soon as you hit the 'available'-checkbox on the operator-interface. On the operator-screen, set the desired starting values, hit 'Apply'ħ.

Drop the Training Window to the additional monitor and face it towards the trainees (and give them the second keyboard/mouse so they can operate the trainee-interface)Ħ. The Window with the vital signs for the trainees will appear behind itĥ. 'Pluralinput' or 'Teamplayer'), so you get two mouse pointersĤ. Or you could attach a second mouse and run a programm to make it independent from the first one (eg. To use the advanced options (defibrillation), you should attach a second keyboard. Ideally, get a computer with a additional Monitor attached (set it to 'extended desktop' or similar)Ģ. Note: Since the Programm was written with visual basic express, there are no installation options, sorry about thatġ. Unzip THE WHOLE CONTENT (4 files) to a folder on your HDD Download the file 'Vital Sign Simulator 1.4.2 Installer.zip'Ģ.

Pluralinput mouse 1.0