CHARACTERISTICS

GENERAL:

• Facilitate individualised training
• Enhance group interaction through the use of sensor patches with RFID tags (included), which can be placed on a variety of standardised patients or mannequins
• Practice in larger groups of trainees by extending the training with several additional SimScopes®.
• Use SimScope® to teach and practice at both beginner and advanced levels
• Create customised scenarios with a variety of physiological and pathological conditions

TRAINING:

• Complete auscultation library consisting of 21 cardiac, 14 pulmonary, 7 bowel and 2 murmur sounds.
• Includes lung auscultation sound for Covid-19
• Allows sounds to be changed instantly with the standalone Wi-Fi network
• Users can create custom libraries tailored to specific programmes and scenarios
• Up to 5 SimScope® auscultation training stethoscopes can be connected to a single system and operated with a single control tablet

INCLUDE

• 1 SimScope® auscultation training stethoscope
• SimScope® software on a flash drive
• 7 sets of 15 SimScope® RFID tag patches
• USB cable
• User manual

Description

The SimScope® stethoscope allows auscultation of standardised patients and manikins by placing RFID-tagged sensors on the corresponding anatomical points. It can also be applied in training with objective and structured clinical examination (OSCE) or any other examination pattern.

With the auscultation software, instructors can choose any sound from the Cardionics auscultation sound library, allowing trainees to actively practice auscultation. The SimScope® model’s built-in wireless technology facilitates communication with the control tablet (*optional), where instructors can directly modify scenario parameters at a moment’s notice. If a student initiates an intervention that requires a change of condition, or if the simulation requires efficient use of time, the parameters can be changed instantly thanks to the integrated Wi-Fi connectivity.

SimScope® – Auscultation Training Stethoscope includes seven sets of RFID-tagged sensor patches for placement at correct anatomical points on a manikin or standardised patient. Each patch is labelled with its corresponding anatomical point to ensure that sounds are heard from the correct point. As soon as the student places the chest piece of the stethoscope in the correct position, a pre-selected auscultation sound is emitted.