The current version of the<unk>  simulator can mimic six different breath sounds, nine different cardiac auscultation areas, 30 different cardiac diseases, and 12 digitally driven impulses. The amplitude and intensity of the heartbeat is changeable. The trainees utilize a built-in stethoscope to listen to the sounds. Trainees may also manually palpate the pulses. When using<unk> , trainees also use the slide programs, which provide additional sources of instruction by giving patient history, examples of laboratory findings from real patients who had the disease, as well as therapeutic decisions, pathologic data, and epidemiological data. Slide programs have since been replaced with computer programs that provide video instead of still pictures. Both the hardware and the software for this simulator were developed at the Medical Training and Simulation Laboratory at the University of Miami School of Medicine. Image:Harvey_old_external.Older version of<unk>  Cardiovascular Patient Simulator Image:Harvey_old_internal.Removing panels on sides of older version of<unk>  shows internal structure. Image:Harvey_old_cam.View of internal structure of older version of<unk> . Motor, shown near bottom of image, drives cam shaft shown. Image:Harvey_old_lever_guide.Lever guides along cam shaft have more elliptical shape to create movement needed. Image:Harvey_old_lever.Guides move levers. Plungers are attached to roller mechanism shown here to create movement of pulses and heart. Image:Harvey_new.Current version of<unk>  along with its base. Black boxes at bottom allow for sound to be transmitted to multiple users. Image:Harvey_new_steh.Current version of<unk>  showing stethoscope and control interface. Image:Harvey_new_internal.Internal control box is on left with potentiometers to control movement and sounds for current version of<unk> .
Harvey mannequin
Tile classification
Zebra print ribbon
IKEA pencil
Jaszczak phantom
X-ray marker
Welner table
Order of Saint Lazarus 