Available Scenarios

Fifty scenarios include: trauma, cardiac, ACLS, respiratory, medical emergencies, OB, hemodynamic monitoring, and pediatric conditions. Scenarios are series of conditions that exist together and are added to a patient profile. Multiple scenarios can be layered into a simulation session. These scenarios are designed to assist in skill development, differential diagnosis, assessment, treatment management, and emergency management skills.

ACLS - Cardiac
Asystole
Bradycardia-Refractory
Bradycardia-Responsive
Pulseless Electrical Activity
Anterior Myocardial Infarction
Inferior Myocardial Infarction
Tachycardia- Refractory
Tachycardia- Responsive
VTach.
Unstable Atrial Fib
Unstable Angina with Cardiac Arrest
Pulseless VTach./V-Fib.
Tachycardia and Hypertension
Bradycardia and Hypotension
CHF
CHF/Pulmonary Edema (responds to Lasix and morphine)
Cardiac Ischemia (begins with mild ischemia progressing to severe and converts to VT)
Atrial Fibrillation (with RVR)

Hemodynamic Monitoring
Cogestive Heart Failure
Hypovolemia
Septic Shock
ARDS/PEEP Titration

Medical
Insulin Shock
Diabetic Coma
COPD
ARDS
Septic Shock
End Stage Renal Disease
Anaphylactic Shock
GI Bleed (with shock)

 OB Emergencies
OB Pulmonary Aspiration
OB Venous Air Embolism
OB Amniotic Fluid Embolus

Pediatric - PALS
Drug Overdose
DKA with Hypoxemia
Gullian-Barre
Electric Shock
Closed Head Injury
Asthma

Respiratory
Asthmatic severe, young, with respiratory failure
Asthmatic with Pneumothorax
COPD Exacerbation with Respiratory Failure
Hypoxic Drive Elimination in a Patient with COPD
Stridor following Extubation
Hypoxemia following Suctioning
Chest Tube Dysfunction
Hypoxema and Atelectasis
Asthma acute (responds to brochodilator and nebulizer treatment)

 Trauma
Hypotension Hemorrhage
Cardiac Tamponade
Cannot Intubate, CAN ventilate
Cannot Intubate, Cannot ventilate Bronchospasm
Hypovolemia
Pneumothorax (spontaneous, developing to tension pneumothorax)
Near Drowning (with laryngospasm, hypothermia, ventricular fibrillation)
Motor Vehicle Crash
Head Injury
Gunshot Injury
Snakebite