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For best training experience, we recommend using a tablet or computer screen to control vitals.

ECG rhythms still under construction; some may be inaccurate. Completion date: June 18, 2026
All Vitals
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= Visible. This vital becomes displayed on the monitor
= Not Visible. This vital becomes hidden on the monitor
Heart Rate: bpm
SpO2: %
Pleth Amplitude: % Adjusts the height of the pleth waveform from 0% (flat line) to 100% (full strength). Use lower values to simulate weak peripheral pulses (low perfusion, hypotension, hypothermia, vasoconstriction) and higher values to simulate strong peripheral pulses (well-perfused patient).
Pleth PTT: ms Pulse Transit Time — the delay between the ECG R-wave and the arrival of the pulse wave at the SpO2 sensor. Normal range is 200–300 ms for a finger probe. Use longer values to simulate low perfusion, shock, hypothermia, or vasoconstriction. Use shorter values to simulate arterial stiffness, hypertension, or proximal sensor placement (ear).
Systolic BP: mmHg
Diastolic BP: mmHg
Respiratory Rate: /min
ETCO2: mmHg
Temperature: °F
Glucose: mg/dL
SpCO: %

Vital Values

Vitals Displayed New
Heart Rate: 0 0
SpO2: 0 0
Pleth Amplitude: 100 100
Pleth PTT: 250 250
Systolic BP: 0 0
Diastolic BP: 0 0
MAP: 0 0
Respiratory Rate: 0 0
ETCO2: 0 0
Temperature: 98.6 98.6
Glucose: 80 80
SpCO: 0 0
Vital Trend Time Apply New Vitals animates trendable vitals from current to target over this duration (3-300 seconds).

Browse … preloaded clinical scenarios. Selecting one stages the vitals in the New column for your review before applying.