• General
  • Height: 44 inches
  • Tetherless and wireless; fully responsive during transport
  • The internal rechargeable battery provides hours of tetherless operation 1
  • Smooth and supple full-body skin with seamless trunk and limb joints
  • Realistic joint articulation: neck, shoulder, elbow, hip, and knee
  • Palpable bony landmarks
  • Forearm pronation and supination
  • Supports common patient positions including Fowler’s, supine, and sitting
  • Male/female patient conversion
  • Tablet PC preloaded with UNI® included
  • OMNI®2 ready
  • Includes 10 preprogrammed SLEs and facilitator’s guidebook

• Breathing
  • Spontaneous breathing and selectable normal and abnormal respiratory patterns
  • Variable respiratory rates and inspiratory/expiratory ratios
  • Programmable unilateral chest rise and fall
  • Unilateral chest rise with right mainstem intubation
  • Real CO2 exhalation: supports etCO2 monitoring using real sensors and monitoring devices
  • Selectable normal and abnormal sounds: upper right front and back, upper left front and back, lower right back, and lower left back
  • Mechanical ventilation support:

• AVC, SIMV, CPAP, PCV, PSV, and more
  Supports therapeutic levels of PEEP
  Programmable variable lung compliance
  Variable bronchi resistance
  Programmable respiratory efforts for weaning/liberation
  • Real-time ventilation feedback
  • Visible chest rise during BVM ventilation
  • Chest tube insertion: left midaxillary hemothorax site features palpable bony landmarks, realistic skin for cutting and suturing, tactile pleural pop, and fluid drain
  • Needle decompression site features realistic tactile feedback and audible hiss
  • Needle decompression and chest tube insertion detection and logging

• Airway
  • Anatomically accurate oral cavity and airway
  • Supports nasotracheal/orotracheal intubation with standard instruments including endotracheal tubes and supraglottic airway devices
  • Tracheal intubation detection
  • Head tilt, chin lift, jaw thrust
  • Supports esophageal intubation
  • NG/OG tube placement
  • Supports bag-valve-mask ventilation
  • Realistic surgical trachea permits tracheostomy, cricothyrotomy, and retrograde intubation
  • Programmable difficult airway: laryngospasm and tongue edema
  • Selectable normal and abnormal upper airway sounds

• Circulatory
  • Visible cyanosis, redness, pallor, and jaundice
  • Supports capillary refill time testing above the right knee; test detection and logging
  • Palpable pulses: bilateral carotid, brachial, radial, and femoral
  • Blood pressure-dependent pulses
  • Supports blood pressure monitoring using a real NIBP cuff and monitor
  • SpO₂ monitoring using real devices

• Cardiac
  • Includes comprehensive library of ECG rhythms with customizable beat variations
  • Independent normal/abnormal heart sounds at aortic, pulmonic, and mitral sites
  • Supports ECG monitoring using real devices
  • Supports ECG-derived respiration monitoring (EDR)
  • eCPR™ Real-time quality feedback and reporting

• Time to CPR

  Compression depth/rate

  Compression interruptions

  Ventilation rate

  Excessive ventilation

• Smart CPR voice coach
  • Effective chest compressions generate palpable femoral pulses
  • Defibrillate, cardiovert, and pace using real devices and energy
  • Anterior/posterior defibrillation sites
  • Supports double sequential external defibrillation (DSED) up to 150 Joules

• Neurologic
  Active robotics simulate lifelike facial expressions including:
  Anger
  Transient pain
  Ongoing pain
  Amazement
  Quizzical
  Crying
  Yawning

• Preprogrammed emotional states automatically express associated verbal and non-verbal cues without manual input
  Worried
  Anxious
  Lethargic
  Distracted
  • Create custom facial expressions via UNI® interface
  • Programmable jaw movement, bilateral or unilateral brow movement, and horizontal neck rotation
  • Automatically turns head and eyes towards the approaching subject
  • Stiff neck (torticollis)
  • Interactive eyes: eyes can automatically follow a moving object
  • Programmable blinking rate, pupil response, and bilateral and unilateral eye movement
  • Independent, active pupillary light reflex
  • Abnormal eye and eyelid movements: cross-eyed, nystagmus, eyelid twitching, eyelid droop
  • Programmable crying/tears release real fluid
  • Wireless streaming voice: be the voice of HAL and listen to participants respond in real-time
  • Real-time voice modulation effects
  • Automatic jaw movement synchronized with speech
  • Seizures with selectable intensity levels
  • 50+ prerecorded speech responses

• Vascular Access
  • Bilateral forearm IV access supports sampling and continuous infusion
  • Intraosseous infusion site at right proximal tibia
  • Real glucose test readings via finger-stick

• Gastrointestinal
  • Patent esophagus
  • Gastric distension during excessive PPV
  • Bowel sounds in four quadrants
  • Interchangeable male/female genitalia
  • Supports urinary catheterization with fluid return
  • Programmable urinary output

Immerse participants in the most engaging pediatric Simulation Learning Experiences™ yet.

Pediatric HAL includes 10 evidence-based scenarios designed to help you maximize participant learning through outcome-focused simulated clinical patient encounters.
A detailed written guide accompanies each scenario for setting up, planning, and facilitating the learning experience.
• Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL)
• Appendicitis
• Post-Op Cardiac Transplant
• Potential Organophosphate Poisoning
• Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)
• Sepsis In A Six-Year-Old
• Seizure Management
• Status Asthmaticus
• Trauma Related To Child Abuse
• Four-Year-Old With Trauma

Truly comprehensive pediatric patient assessment exercises Interactive eyes and color-changing skin allow Pediatric HAL to illustrate signs of varying emotional states, trauma, and many other neurological diseases and conditions.
• Accommodation test: automatic horizontal
tracking and manual vertical tracking
• Strabismus: exotropia and esotropia
• Nystagmus: eyeball twitching
• Blepharospasm: eyelid twitching
• Ptosis: eyelid droop
• Realistic idle eye movement
• Independent pupillary light reflex
• Mydriasis: blown pupil
• Anisocoria: unequal pupil sizes
• Programmable blinking rate
• Consensual and nonconsensual pupillary light reflex
• Mild and severe seizures

• High-fidelity heart, lung, and bowel sounds
• Independent normal/ abnormal heart sounds at aortic, pulmonic, and mitral sites
• Anterior and posterior lung sounds
• Spontaneous breathing and selectable normal and abnormal respiratory patterns
• Programmable unilateral chest rise and fall

Practice using real patient monitors, equipment, and sensors Pediatric HAL supports a broad range of real patient monitors and sensors. This unique capability allows participants to practice setting up and operating equipment just as they would in real situations.
• ECG/EKG monitors
• ECG-derived respiration monitoring support
• Oximeters
• Capnographs
• Defibrillators
• NIBP monitors
• Glucose meters

• Palpable pulses: bilateral carotid, brachial, radial, femoral, and pedal
• Bilateral IV access supports sampling and continuous infusion
• Capillary refill time testing
• Blood pressuredependent pulses
• Urethral catheterization with programmable flow

The next generation in pediatric advanced life support simulation Thanks to its ultra-high fidelity anatomical and physiological features, Pediatric HAL supports the practice of advanced-level algorithms using real tools and clinically accurate techniques.
• Wireless and tetherless; fully functional during transport
• Anatomically accurate oral cavity and airway
• Surgical airway
• Laryngospasm and tongue edema
• Visible chest rise following guidelinerecommended flow, PIP, and PEEP values
• SpO2 and EtCO2 monitoring
• Anterior/posterior defibrillation
• Real-time CPR monitoring and feedback
• Compression depth, rate, and interruption duration
• Ventilation rate and duration
• Smart CPR voice coach
•  Performance report summary

BROCHURE – Gaumard Hal S2225