Using a high technology simulator in your center such as the SimMan 3G presents new day-to-day challenges for operators and facilitators.
Lets face it, simulators like the SimMan 3G have a lot of bells and whistles, and some features of SimMan 3G may not be used on regular basis at your center.
Specifically, I am talking about the fluids: diaphoresis, secretions, and bleeding features.
Keeping these reservoirs clean and flushed when not in use is critical to the safety and functionality of the simulator.
To learn the steps of properly flushing your liquid reservoirs refer to your SimMan 3G manual.
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