Gaumard HAL S1030, User Manual

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Procedure Recommended Device Size
Intubation (Blade size) Miller4 or MAC 3.5
LMA Size 4
Nasal Intubation 7.5 mm outer diameter max
Oral Intubation ETT 7.5 (cuffed)
HAL® S1030
| USER GUIDE
16 | Working with HAL
4.2 BREATHING
Chest Rise
HAL's chest rise for either side can be independently controlled. To enable or disable
a particular side of HAL's chest, do the following in the UNI software:
1.
Locate the 'Breathing' section on the
left-hand side of the UNI software.
2.
Under the 'Breathing' section, locate
'Chest Rise' with two options directly
below: 'Right' and 'Left'. Right and left
refer to HAL's anatomical right and left.
3.
To enable or disable a particular side of
HAL's chest, select either 'Right' or 'Left'.
A pop up will appear with the choice to
select 'On', 'Off', or 'Pneumothorax'.
NOTE: 'On' will enable chest rise, 'Off' will
disable chest rise, and 'Pneumothorax' will
disable the chest rise. When pneumothorax
is selected, a note will be added to the
UNI log. Once the needle decompression
is performed, the facilitator will have to
enable the chest rise manually in UNI.
Intubation
The simulator has an anatomically correct airway to
support intubation (see recommended device sizes).
It is recommended to set the respiratory rate to
zero before intubation. Please see the following
section for instructions on how to do this.