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Clinical Features
Sounds
The settings of the <Sounds> tab are used to control the body
sounds and vocal sounds from the manikin.
To view the <Sounds> menu click on the <Sounds> tab.
Sounds settings and configuration
Overview of Sound settings in Instructor Mode
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1 - Heart Sounds
Select one of the following from the dropdown menu:
− No Sound
− Normal
− Aortic Stenosis
− Mitral valve Prolapse
− Diastolic Murmur
− Combined aortic insufficiency and stenosis
− Pericarditis
− Systolic Murmur
− Aortic insufficiency
2-3 Left and Right Lung Sounds
Select one of the following from the dropdown menu:
− Normal
− Stridor
− Wheezes
− Crackles
− Basal crackles
− Bronchopneumonia
− Lower lobar pneumonia
− COPD exacerbation
4 - Bowel Sounds
Select one of the following from the dropdown menu:
− Normal
− Hyperactive
− Hypoactive
− Borborygmus
− Hypoactive postop
− Hyperactive diarrhea
− Hypoactive constipation
− Paralytic ileus
5 - More Body Sounds
Click the <Adv. Sounds Control> to open the sounds control popup.
From here you can control sound settings and volume for each
speaker.
6 - Auscultation Focus
This will disable features generating mechanical noise in the manikin
for 30sec. This includes stopping the compressor and preventing chest
rise.
7 - Vocal Sounds
The manikin can vocalize sounds:
− Automatically, via playback of pre-recorded sound clips
− The instructor can communicate and interact directly through
the loudspeaker in the manikin’s head.
Select from the list of Vocal Sounds by clicking on the name.
8 - Controlling Sounds
Click the same button to <Play> or <Pause> sounds.
9 - Repeat Vocal Sounds
To loop selected sound, click <Loop sound vocals>. The loop symbol
turns green when sound loop is activated.
10 - More Sounds
A wider selection of sounds can be selected from the <More
Sounds....> button.