Located in the state of the art simulation facility in the Tulane School of Medicine's Murphy Building, the METI Human Patient Simulator is a fully-interactive, life-sized intubatable mannequin that simulates common problems found in the operating room. Linked to a computer through a host of electro-mechanical equipment, this integration makes the users experience very realistic.
Computerized mathematical models of human physiology and a feedback-based pharmacokinetics system assist the mannequin in responding in real time to all user interventions.
The human patient simulator can be connected to a full suite of anesthesia machines and appropriate scenarios can be programmed. Separate event, drug, and physiologic logs are auto-recorded during usage and can be viewed offline. Read More
Features 
- Reactive eyes, dilating pupils
- Intubatable airway
- Voice through airway speaker
- Independent chest excursion
- Simulated pneumothorax and chest tube placement
- CPR Chest compression can be administered
- ECG, Defibrillation, Pacing
- Interosseus infusion (Right leg only)
- Carotid pulse
- Bilateral pulses at Brachial, Radial, Femoral and Pedal Locations
- Popliteal pulse (ECS mannequin and later versions of HPS mannequin)
- Choice of heart and breath sounds
Additional information can be found at Tulane University School of Medicine Center for Advanced Medical Simulation & Team Training website for more information.
