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VitalsBridge Directions for Use
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rev. A.5
Hints for Increasing Simulation Realism
Props
Various “props” can be used to enhance simulation experience when using the VitalsBridge. None of these props are
necessary for the VitalsBridge to run.
Only one prop is included with your VitalsBridge. This is the mock SpO
2
probe that is described on page 12. This is also
the only prop that is connected to the VitalsBridge. When connected to the SpO
2
adapter, the probe must be on a finger
of some sort for an SpO
2
reading to be displayed on the patient monitor (simulating how a real SpO
2
probe would need
to be on a patient finger for a reading to be displayed).
Additional props that may be used but that do not come with the VitalsBridge may include instruments used to measure
NBP, temperature, ECG, and other vital signs displayed on the patient monitor. While these props may be used, they
should NOT be plugged into the VitalsBridge or the patient monitor.
VitalsBridge Placement
To make the experience more realistic for the learner, consider placing VitalsBridge out of sight, while simultaneously
making it appear that the patient monitor cables are placed from the patient monitor to the manikin (or standardized
patient), despite the actual patient monitor cables are connected to the VitalsBridge. Suggested placement locations
include behind the monitor, underneath a manikin, etc.