A 12-lead ECG simulator with pacing and defibrillator training capabilities is a medical training device that emulates the electrical signals of the human heart, along with a range of cardiac conditions. This allows healthcare professionals to practice identifying different heart rhythms and responding with appropriate interventions, such as pacing and defibrillation, in a safe and controlled environment.
Key features

The Zoll 12-Lead ECG Simulator is an interactive tool which simulates an ECG for cardiac rhythms.

Features

• Connects directly to monitor, does not work with manikin.
• Simulate electrical capture with your external pacer. Press simulator capture key to select one of four preset pacing capture levels: 70, 80, 90, or 100mA. When pacer current is greater than selected capture level, paced beats appear on your monitor. Waveforms for pacing include: Sinus Brady (two), 1st degree A-V block, 2nd degree type I A-V block, 2nd degree type II A-V block, 2nd degree type II A-V block with PVCs, and 3rd degree A-V block.
• Simulate cardioversion with your manual, semi-automatic, or automatic defibrillator. Activate convert feature to select – before defib discharge – another rhythm to run immediately after defib discharge. Waveforms for defibrillator training include: V. Fib., V. Tach (high rate), V. Tach (low rate), Torsade, A. Fib, A. Flutter, PSVT, Sinus Tach, Sinus Rhythm, Sinus Rhythm with PVCs, Asystole, and NSR.
• Generate realistic 12-lead ECG rhythms. Connect your ECG cable to simulator’s 10 ECG snaps. Independent chest lead and limb lead ECG signals create realistic 12-lead ECGs for each rhythm. Generate ST segment and T wave abnormalities including: Anterior MI, Inferior MI, Antero-Septal ST Elevation, Anterior ST Depression, Lateral ST Elevation, and Inferior ST Elevation.
• LED indicators: pacer pulse detection, defib discharge detection, and low battery.

12-Lead ECG Simulator with Pacing and Defibrillator Training

• Recognize and interpret complex ECG rhythms, including STEMI.
• Practice lead placement for 3, 4, 5, and 12-lead applications.
• Master the operation of defibrillators, including the delivery of an electrical shock.
• Refine their pacing technique by adjusting and monitoring the capture level.
• Perform realistic cardioversion simulations for unstable rhythms.
• Train with specific manufacturer equipment, as many simulators are designed to work with brands like ZOLL, Marquette, and Philips.