Lung Sound Auscultation Trainer "Pediatric LSAT"

Respiratory rate

Pediatric LSAT simulates the respiratory system 1 to 5 years olds allowing for an adjustable rate of 15 to 50 breaths per minute.

Heart rate

Pediatric LSAT automatically sets the heart rate to the respiratory rate(le: 90 beats/minute per the respiratory rate of 20 breaths per minute. 140 beats/minute per the respiratory rate of 40 breaths/minute. etc)

Differentiation of sound

Reproduces accurate pediatric lung sound. Unlike an adult subject, Pediatric LSAT is designed so sounds are easily recognizable as being either from the upper and lower lung fields.

Model shape

Pediatric LSAT is designed to accurately reflect the chest size of a subject from 1 to 5 years of age.

Wireless multi-unit operation

Up to five “Pediatric LSAT” can be controlled by one wireless control PC.

Each simulator can be individually programmed.

Cases can be switched at any time with a simple touch.

Simultaneous anterior and posterior auscultation

Two or more trainees can work together at the same by real stethoscopes.

LED light panel to indicate inspiration and expiration

Attention to respiration rate while auscultating during examination

Create a custom playlist

With 20 different cases.
Incorporated "Playlist Maker" facilitates creating and conducting scenario based training sessions which feature change in finding over time.

Playlist Maker facilitates:
- sessions with accompany temporal change in physical findings
- standardizing training contents among different instructors.
- saving time of preparation

Error Indication System

The error indicator performs check-up of the system to keep Pediatric LSAT in its best condition. Troubles and errors in speakers are warned on screen. History of system conditions is automatically recorded for reference.

Anterior

1.trachea 2. upper right lung field 3. upper left lung field 4. lower left lung field 5. lower right lung field

Posterior

0. upper left lung field 1. upper right lung field 2. middle right lung field 3. middle left lung field 4. lower left lung field 5. lower right lung field

Case Information

Images of plain X-ray, CT and bronchoscopy are included.

Lung sound of each area can be played by tapping the plain X-ray image

Classification of Lung Sounds

Based on acoustic analysis of recorded lungs sounds, each are classified according the American Thoracic Society standards. With this approach, lung sounds are categorized as continuous (wheezes, rhonchi, or stridor) or discontinuous (crackles). Crackles are further identified as fine or coarse.

Normal

standard

Abnormal

weak: left lower area / weak: left whole area / weak: right lower area / weak: right whole area

Coarse crackles

right lower area / both lower area / left lower area / both upper area / whole area / right upper area

Fine crackles

both lower area / whole area

Wheezes

trachea and upper area / whole area

Rhonchi

trachea and upper area / whole area

Combined cases

coarse crackles+rhonchi / fine crackles+wheezes

Miscellaneous

stridors