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Post by Manikin Skywalker on Jan 23, 2014 12:21:48 GMT
just created a central pulsatile mass for £0.00, going to trial it this evening, and have it validity tested by the Ed. Co's when they come in.
going to submit abstract to ASPiH for it (why not?)
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Post by ender on Jan 24, 2014 16:02:27 GMT
How did you manage that how will it work ? sounds interested
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Post by Manikin Skywalker on Jan 24, 2014 22:25:37 GMT
at the moment it's worked manually, so the confederate has to be around the bed, but in the scenario run last night, the learner found it, recognised it and responded. also got the Ed Co's to try it, all 5 were really positive about it.
i'll put a doc together with photos next week and drop it here.
All the kit i used was supplied along with SimMan/SimBaby so cost hee-haw
next step is to run it off a motor so that it's automated.
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Post by ender on Jan 27, 2014 11:20:20 GMT
Sounds really good and the feedback should help as well
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Post by Manikin Skywalker on Jan 27, 2014 13:46:21 GMT
so the other tech used the device on thursday and the guy got the pulsatile mass and made the diagnosis so thats a result...so far
will do a word doc and put it here so people can make and use and we can share the general feedback and modifications as we do them
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Post by Manikin Skywalker on Jan 28, 2014 15:01:27 GMT
Pulsatile Central Mass Device.docx (135.17 KB) heres a description of how to make and use the "central pulsatile mass" device, in the attached document. please feel free to create, use and develop as you see fit. any and all feedback greatfully received
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Post by Manikin Skywalker on Jul 25, 2014 9:28:02 GMT
added a turning handle activated piston and cylinder to replace the sphyg bulb, so the piston driven solution does work and now allows for more remote activation e.g.we can run it in the back of an ambulance and activate the AAA from the cab, really need to add a motor to it, next step though
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