My good friend Greg Friese shared this with me during the EMSEduCast tonight. He was in Israel doing a tour of a patient simulation lab and came across this proctology simulator. Well, they went for realism. They got the facial expression right, that’s for sure. We like to keep our options open for realistic invasive scenarios. Greg Friese can be found over at eps411.com. Comments welcome.
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CAN SIMULATION BE TOO REAL?
04.03.09 | Comment?
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I am a paramedic who works for an organ procurement organization in the wilds of Kentucky. I am also a husband and a father. Occasionally I fancy myself to be a writer, hence the blog. You are welcome to witness this train wreck but the experience can be disorienting. Don't go swimming for at least thirty minutes.- Yes, I am actually blogging again: http://t.co/bMMpquhT
- I finally got off my butt and wrote something. Have a go at it if you must: http://t.co/CwIurCLJ
- Just paid a 3 dollar 'convenience fee' at an ATM. This was not convenient. Can someone explain why talking to flesh and blood costs nothing?
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