Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Pilots train on airplane simulators before they ever fly real people from one city to another. Now ...

ALSO DETER GUN VIOLENCE. THE CRITICAL CARE TOWER AT UNM HOSPITAL GETTING AN ANONYMOUS DONATION, ASSISTING WITH HANDS ON LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR HEALTHCARE STUDENTS. THE DONATION IS KNOWN AS CEMENT.

The SimMan 3G is a robot that can cry, bleed, convulse, go into cardiac arrest and do any number of other things that humans do when their bodies are malfunctioning. Also, it’s super creepy looking.

Sometimes, half a torso just doesn’t cut it. Sure, you can practice your basic CPR on some clammy fake skin, a diaphragm and a spring. But when an Everett paramedic is saving someone’s life in the ...

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 ...

There’s a new patient at Hazleton General Hospital. He has a pulse, blinks his eyes and complains when he’s not feeling well. And while a lot about him – such as the thumping of his heart and the ...

He might be a "dummy," but the SimMan patient simulator helps Jackson Township make sure its firefighters and prospective hires will be smart and skillful when treating real patients. The fire levy ...

An anonymous donor has given the University of New Mexico Hospital's new Critical Care Tower a teaching tool that may be new to most of us. "SimMan" is a life-size medical manikin that gives medical ...