TOManikin: Simulated Vitals Monitoring Hardware Solution

Stop running simulations with a finger pulse ox and manual BP!
In this video, I discuss the ways to make the hardware connections to simulate BP, PulseOX & ECGs as well as I designed a 3D printable hanger for your MOUNTED Patient vitals monitor. Don't use this if your vitals monitor is just sitting on a desk. It should be mounted anyway, shouldn't?
3D Print Files:
ECG Hangers: www.thingiverse.com/thing:574...
ECG Coupler: www.thingiverse.com/thing:574...
Updated links 4-13-24- thank you Megan Augustine for finding them.
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Let us know how it worked for you, What worked, and what didn't Happy Simulating!
-David S.

[@elbertwaller2]

Very cool sir! Keep up the great work

[@SimulationTek]

Sir. Seeing you in less than a month is a highlight of my year. I can’t wait. Tom coming over the pond as well??

[@elbertwaller2]

Unfortunately not, but I will be bringing three other new operators with me

[@Sansui350A]

Plus, don't forget.. if you need to simulate scenarios and have all that "dead" monitoring hardware do something.. MedSimStudio (and some others too) let you extend "high fidelity" scenario functionality to a "low fidelity" manikin! A cheap laptop and a cheap second monitor (or two cheap monitors and one cheap desktop) are all that's needed. No direct integration, but hey, it's not $20-50k!
Well, that, and some creativity. :)