II Student Auscultation Manikin
Learning cardiac or pulmonary auscultation has never been easier than
with the advent of the SAM, the Student Auscultation Manikin and SAM
On-Line. Can your students tell the difference between a pleural rub of
the lung and a pericardial friction rub? With SAM, they can easily and
quickly compare one sound with another. Innocent systolic murmurs often
sound like the murmur of aortic stenosis. Can the student tell the
difference? What is the best method to determine if the patient has
mitral valve prolapse? With SAM, these and other sounds are presented
along with a complete teaching guide. SAM, the Student Auscultation
Manikin provides a means for instructors to teach cardiac and pulmonary
auscultation to students at any level. The students can be taught as a
group using the optional SimulScope or Classroom Infrared Emitter. Later
the students can practice on SAM using their own stethoscope and also
with the optional SAM On-Line.
Heart/Lung Combination Sounds
Heart Sounds, 21 Breath Sounds, 20 Bowel Sounds, 4 Carotid Bruits.
at Correct Anatomical Site.
Sounds at four Anatomical Locations.
Sounds at eight Anatomical Locations.
Sounds at two Anatomical Locations.
of Louis Identified as landmark
T-Shirt supplied with rib locations
Page Lesson Guide Supplied
your own Stethoscope
sounds via computer menu
lesson guide for every sound with questions and answers
are printable and can be sent via email
can be preprogrammed, allowing for seamless transitions between
and Visual outputs for use with classroom speakers and projectors
of each heart sound.
Pulse for Detection of Systole.
SAM II Student
SAM II Student
Auscultation Manikin - Dark Skin
SAM Carrying Case with
Wheels and Pull-out handle