The View option allows you to take a closer look at different parts of the patient’s body, including the legs and feet.
How to observe the legs
- Body Interact Tutorial – Emergency Room
- Body Interact Tutorial – Consultation
- I can’t click the button to start the clinical scenario
- Why are some buttons disabled?
- How to interview the patient
- How to talk with a family member or companion
- I cannot hear the simulation sounds
- How to do a Physical Examination
- How to turn on the vital signs
- How to update the temperature and blood glucose values
- How to auscultate the patient
- How to check the pupillary light reflex
- How to observe the legs
- How to change the patient position
- How to sit the patient
- How to log-roll the patient to the left
- How to provide oxygen
- How to ventilate a patient
- How to perform immobilization maneuvers
- How to place catheters and tubes
- How to give a transfusion
- Do I need to insert the IV line before administering the medication?
- How to use the defibrillator
- How to provide life support
- How to send the patient to the Cath lab
- How to get in and out of the Tomography Room
- How to find medication options?
- How to search the name of a medicine
- How long does it take for a medication to take effect?
- Are the doses cumulative?
- The patient is unconscious, can I give oral medication?
- What are the pink plus buttons on the patient’s objects?
- I cannot order more tests in the simulation
- How to remove exams and tests from the screen
- What is the bin button for?
- What are the Medical Records?
- How to close the medical records folder
- How can I see which medications I have given?
- How to review the patient past exams and lab tests
- How to zoom in and out an exam
- What does N/A mean in an exam?
- How does a case end?
