S3101 Hal

Airway

• • • Oral or nasal intubation
    • Programmable airway to control tongue edema, pharyngeal swelling, and laryngospasm
    • Perform tracheostomy or needle cricothyrotomy
    • Sensors detect depth of intubation
    • Automatic unilateral chest rise with right mainstem intubation
    • Multiple upper airway sounds synchronized with breathing

Breathing

• • • Control rate and depth of respiration and observe chest rise
    • Ventilation is measured and logged
    • Gastric distention with excess bag-valve-mask ventilation
    • Select independent left, right, upper, and lower lung sounds
    • Multiple lung sounds are synchronized with selectable breathing patterns
    • Accommodates assisted ventilation, including bag-valve-mask and mechanical support
    • Four needle decompression sites
    • Left and right unilateral chest rise simulate pneumothoraces

Circulation

• • • Multiple heart sounds
    • Chest compressions are measured and logged
    • Blood pressure can be taken bilaterally using a cuff, palpation, or auscultation
    • Radial pulse stops when cuff pressure exceeds systolic pressure
    • Korotkoff sounds audible between systolic and diastolic pressures
    • Pulses are continuous, synchronized with the ECG,even during a paced rhythm

Hal has conductive skin regions so you can:

• • • Apply real electrodes and AED pads
    • Use real EMS equipment
    • See Hal’s ECG on your AED