The app provides a basic remotely controlled patient monitor for medical simulation. Users can change vital signs like blood pressure and heart rate by touching and dragging values on the screen.
Simulate vital signs on a tablet or phone. Control vitals from one device and from another. Practice resuscitation scenarios and ALS training. Share scenarios with multiple users for collaborative simulations.
Control medical simulation devices remotely. Adjust settings and monitor scenarios in real-time. Facilitate instructor-student communication during healthcare training. Manage simulation scenarios and device functions for hands-on learning.
Measure and track steps anytime, anywhere. View real-time data and step counts. health status with visual displays. Set reminders for regular checks. Sync data across devices for continuous tracking.
Monitor and heart rate using Apple Watch integration. Receive alerts for low levels. Log vitals for later sharing with healthcare providers. Access curated health articles for educational insights.
Practice capnography, defibrillation, and 12-lead ECG interpretation. Perform synchronized cardioversion and transcutaneous pacing. View x-rays and track blood pressure. Simulate defibrillator use with manikins.
Review and analyze ECG recordings from Apple . Track heart rate variability over time. Sync data with Apple Health. Calculate PQRST waves to visualize heartbeat patterns. Monitor HRV changes to assess physical readiness.
Monitor and track , rate, and oxygen levels using a smartphone. Input data from connected devices and view real-time monitoring. Analyze heart rhythm with quick checks.
Monitor heart and lung sounds during exams. Flag murmurs, AFib, tachycardia, and bradycardia. Record and playback sounds. Annotate and save audio and ECG data. Build patient profiles for tracking. Connect to Bluetooth-enabled stethoscopes.
Study for the FAA Knowledge with over 900 questions and explanations. Create custom study sessions based on topics and mastery level. Filter questions by difficulty and include or exclude specific types.
Take tests on airspace rules, weather, operations, emergency procedures, and maintenance. Use interactive study modes to review material. Answer realistic sample questions. Track progress to focus on weak areas. Prepare for the FAA exam.