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System Setup
Instructor Mode Overview
1 - COMMON LEARNER EVENTS
The <Common Learner Events> window typically lists the learning
objectives specific for the current scenario. It also lists the learner
events required to proceed from one scenario frame to another, as
well as Learner events included in any rules from an active Handler.
Clicking the events in the list records them in the Session Log,
indicating the time that each event was performed by the learner.
All other events can be found in <All Learner Events>.
2 - SIMULATION CONTROL AND SESSION LOG
In Instructor Mode, the Simulation control is used in managing all pre-
programmed aspects of the selected patient case:
Scenario progress
• Trends
• Handlers
The Session Log records information about patient responses and
Learner events that occur during simulation. This information is then
made available in debrief files at the end of the simulation session.
* For more information on Trends and Handlers, see section:
Customizing Scenarios .
3 - ALL LEARNER EVENTS
The <All Learner Events> menu is used to register the events
performed by learners during a simulation, and contains all events
which can be registered. For easy access, the events necessary to
treat the selected scenario correctly are listed in <Common Learner
Events>.
4 - PERFORMANCE
The <Performance> window, below the manikin figure, shows the
effectiveness of learner ventilations and compressions during the
simulation.
Learner performance data can be viewed either as an average or
in real-time. The window is minimized as a default. To view the full
display, Click the <Expand> button to open the window.
5 - INSTRUCTOR PATIENT MONITOR
The <Instructor’s Patient Monitor> shows the current physiological
state of the simulation.
In Instructor Mode only, the patient monitor waveforms and
parameters can be set directly by selecting and clicking the individual
waveform or numeric parameter with the mouse pointer arrow.
6 - EYES
The <Eyes> window is used to configure the state of the eyes of the
patient during simulation.
The Eyes animation is a real-time representation of the eyes of the
Manikin. For more information on configuring the eyes see section:
Clinical Features.
7 – AIRWAY / BREATHING
The <Airway / breathing> tab shows the airway/breathing status of the
patient, and is used to configure these settings. For more information
on configuring the airway and breathing, see section: Clinical Features .
8 – CIRCULATION & FLUIDS
The settings of the <Circulation & Fluids> tab are used to control
the secretion of fluids and blood from the Manikin during simulation.
If the <Airway / breathing> is hidden, click on the tab name to access
the window. For more information on configuring fluids see
Clinical
Features .
9 – SOUNDS
The settings of the <Sounds> tab are used to control the body
sounds and vocal sounds from the manikin.
To open the <Sounds> menu, click on the tab name. For more
information on configuring sound settings see Clinical Features.
10 – TECHNICAL STATUS
The <Technical Status> window provides information about the
technical status of the SimMan 3G Trauma manikin system, including
battery life, wireless connection signal strength, blood tank drainage,
communication channels in use and video recording.
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