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CAE Aria represents a six-year-old child and offers a wide range of pediatric training scenarios. CAE Aria’s advanced airway, neurological features and active bleeding system allow for training in emergency pediatric care. A wireless and tetherless patient simulator, CAE Aria provides procedural knowledge and helps learners develop competency through practice.

 

∙ Perform neurological assessment to identify abnormalities/deficiencies

∙ Assess and manage airway/breathing

∙ Assess cardiac status of patient

∙ Assess perfusion status of patient

∙ Manage intravenous and intraosseous access for medication delivery

∙ Assess gastrointestinal and genitourinary status

∙ Deliver and manage medications and fluids

∙ Perform catheter and enema insertion

 

∙ Stiffens neck, presents seizures, responds to sternal rub, blinks eyes

∙ Programmable chest rise, substernal retractions, needle decompression, mechanical ventilation support, substernal retractions

∙ Presents Cyanosis, palpable pulses, bleeding

∙ Library of ECG rhythms, CPR feedback, defibrillation, heart sounds, SpO2, bowel sounds

∙ Central venous access, peripheral IV access, IO access, IM injection, capillary refill

∙ Gastronomy tube, enema/suppository, interchangeable genitalia