00:00In this room, we do things like taking blood and putting cannulas in our simulated arms.
00:05We have simulated pelvises for catheters and practicing that,
00:09making sure that's not the first time you're putting a catheter into a real human.
00:12It's actually practiced on a model first.
00:15And then we have our high fidelity simmen as well.
00:17So they can do really fantastic things.
00:19You can check their pulse, you can listen to their lungs, listen to their heart.
00:23Their pupils constrict as you shine a light in their eyes.
00:26They can talk to us, although in our scenario today, we're not going to be talking.
00:31And there's things called moulage, which is the makeup that you apply to sims as well
00:35to give you broken bones and rashes and sweaty faces and those sorts of things.
00:40So the fidelity of our simmen here is really brilliant.
00:43And over the years, lots and lots of research has been done as the safest way
00:46from a psychological point of view in order to simulate.
00:49I was worried about her, actually.
00:50She was looking way worse than she did when she first came in.
00:54Are you all coming now?
00:55Yeah, absolutely.
00:56This is Margaret.
00:57Yeah, this is Margaret.
00:59This is Platt, I taught you.
01:01Oh!
01:02Oh!
01:04So the sun can be examined.
01:06This is a good Margaret.
01:07Can you hear talking and moaning a bit there?
01:10Can you understand me at all?
01:13No.
01:14Okay, sorry, where's it, Hayden?
01:16I'll just have a quick listen to your chest.
01:17Is that all right?
01:21I'm just raising down a little bit.
01:31I don't think we can move.
01:32Okay.
01:33But I didn't click on the bus, it wasn't, it wasn't coming now.
01:36Okay.
01:36Okay.
01:37I don't think we can move, but I didn't click on the bus, it wasn't, it wasn't coming now.
01:41Again, I'll be getting back to your chest.
01:41I'm great.
01:41Let me see you.
