Chest Tube Simulator

The education-only notice gets a screen of its own, and the Learn tab is drawn from your own instruments. EVERY LESSON OPENS ON THE EDUCATION-ONLY SCREEN The notice is now a step of its own at the head of every lesson, with nothing else on the screen: the lesson's name, its picture, and the words in full. Education only, not medical advice, and no replacement for clinical judgment, facility policy or provider orders. Nothing of the lesson competes with it for the screen, and it is read before the teaching begins rather than above it. Every lesson therefore counts one step more than it did, so Drainage System Anatomy runs twelve steps where it ran eleven. A lesson you had already started resumes exactly where you left it. THE LEARN TAB IS DRAWN FROM THE DEVICE ITSELF Every lesson, complication and quiz now carries its own picture instead of a symbol: the drainage unit, the water seal at its line, the suction monitor, the regulator, the wall unit, the pleura. The instruments among them are captures of this app's own device at the state the lesson teaches, not drawings of it. THE SUCTION MONITOR BEHAVES LIKE THE REAL ONE Raising the wall source past the setting that reaches the triangle mark used to change nothing on screen. The red bellows now keeps expanding as the source rises, out to a nearly full window at the top of the range. What the patient receives has not changed: the regulator, not the wall, sets that, and the lesson and the bellows information card now say so in as many words. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE The Learn tab opens on the lessons themselves, without a screen title repeating the tab you are already on. The card at the top of that tab is smaller, so more of the course is in view. An animated illustration, for simulation and education only. Not for clinical practice.