Laerdal SimMan 3G Mystic - Manual (Page 27)

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System Setup
Common Learner Events can be customized via the Scenario and
Event Handlers Editors. Select <Open Common Learner Events
Editor> from the <Edit> menu.
All of the above mentioned editors can be accessed through the
Instructor Application’s <Tools> menu, or directly through the
Windows <Start> menu:
• Click the Windows <Start> button
• Select the <Laerdal SimMan3G> program folder
• Select the editor of your choice
Scenario Editor
The Scenario Editor allows you to define relationship between learner
events and patient response by drawing lines in a simple graphical
editor.
TRENDS
Trends are sets of physiological parameters pre-programmed to
increase/decrease over time. They can be added to Instructor Mode
Scenarios.
HANDLERS
Handlers are pre-programmed sets of actions and can be added to
Instructor Mode Scenarios.
SIMMAN SCENARIOS TO SIMMAN 3G
SimMan Scenarios made with previous versions of the Scenario Editor
must be converted to SimMan Scenarios in order to run and edit
them.
To Convert SimMan Scenarios to
SimMan 3G Scenarios:
Under <Tools> in the Instructor Application access the <Scenario
Editor>, <Trend Editor> and <Handler Editor> respectively.
Create a backup copy of all old Scenarios prior to converting to
SimMan 3G.
Launch the conversion wizard from the Scenario, Trend and
Handler Editors as follows:
1 In each editor go <File> <Convert> <Old Scenarios>
2 Follow the instructions in the conversion wizard to convert
Scenarios.
All old SimMan Scenarios will automatically be converted to a SimMan
Classic style scenario, using the old event library.
We recommend that patient responses such as Eyes, Airway
Resistance, be added manually to the updated Scenarios, to take full
advantage of all new features in SimMan 3G.
Help Files
Software Help-files can be accessed as follows:
• Click the Windows <Start> button
• Select the <Laerdal SimMan 3G> folder from programs
• Select the <Documentation> folder
• Select the help file of your choice
Most applications will also display the corresponding Help file
when pressing the <F1> key