Laerdal and the National League for Nursing have announced the availability of nursing cases for SimMan 3G simulators that feature Auto Mode programming and utilize physiological models and patient ...

Clemson University nursing students won't have to prick squishy, fluid-filled pillows to perfect their needle-sticking techniques anymore. A trio of new patients at the school are willing to be poked, ...

On the second floor of the Cedar Building at Western Nevada Community College resides a unique nursing patient. He breathes, his heart beats, and he can evacuate fluids on command. He's also died ...

The man in the hospital bed coughed. The nurse gently checked his vital signs and breath sounds, and then she administered the IV antibiotics to treat his pneumonia. As she continued her assessment, ...

He gets every disease and condition on command. Fortunately, he can also take all kinds of medicines. And what s best is that he can die over and over again. All you have to do is reboot the laptop ...

A pair of women worked together to squeeze air into the lungs of the man lying prone on the table in front of them. They secured the mask over the man’s nose and mouth, then pumped the plastic bag ...

The College of Health and Human Services has welcomed a new member to its family of simulation manikins. Laerdal Medical’s SimMan 3G is a high level, high fidelity training manikin designed to deliver ...

PETOSKEY — Stan lies alone on a hospital bed, the beeping monitors track his heartbeat and respiratory system. Suddenly, Stan has a cardiac episode. He moans, “I can’t breathe,” as monitors begin to ...

This piece is part of the DrexelNow series showcasing "A Day in the Class" for some of Drexel University's most interesting and impactful courses. In the control room before the quarterly Disaster ...

Over five years, the University of Rochester School of Nursing transitioned from students managing large textbooks across multiple devices, and schedules filled with lectures, into a tablet-driven ...

ou never know when a heavy-breathing plastic man will be around the next curtain. He may lie on a gurney in shadows, howling for mercy as his vital signs go out the window. Watch out for his friend, ...