Abstract: Introduced here are teaching system for realistically simulating medical situations in such a manner to test individuals as to the adequacy of their learning. A teaching system may include a manikin representative of a patient, an image projection mechanism, a simulation mechanism, a headpiece, a pair of hand coverings, a controller, a performance review mechanism, a recording device, a scenario generation mechanism, or any combination thereof. The teaching system can improve upon conventional simulation in several respects. First, the script corresponding to a simulation session may be dynamically traversed to mimic the unpredictability of an actual medical situation. Second, the action(s) of an individual may be actively monitored to discover whether her behavior complied with the relevant protocol(s).

Abstract: A process for manufacturing a viscoelastic injection agent having first and second poloxamers and at least one other component, the process including: a) mixing a first injection agent by mixing a the first poloxamer with the second poloxamer and a third amount of the at least one other component to obtain a predetermined amount of the injection agent; b) determining the viscosity of the injection agent obtained in step at different temperatures at a predetermined shear rate to obtain a present viscosity-over-temperature-curve; c) verifying if a maximum viscosity of the present viscosity-over-temperature-curve lays at a predetermined specific temperature range in a predetermined maximum viscosity range depending on the predetermined shear rate; and d) mixing a new injection agent, having amended at least the first amount of the first poloxamer and/or the second amount of the second poloxamer based on determined properties of the first injection agent

Abstract: Described herein are examples of a headset for mobile devices comprising a visor frame with a housing, a display screen, a mobile device connector, and a mobile device wherein the housing secures the mobile device adjacent to the display screen. The headset further includes a rear assembly with a microcontroller and a microcontroller connector. The display screen is configured to reflect an image from the screen of the mobile device, and the headset additionally includes lighting devices, and an application configured to receive input signals and send output commands to the headset to provide safety features for the headset for mobile devices.

Abstract: Described herein are examples of a headset for mobile devices comprising a visor frame with a housing, a display screen, a mobile device connector, and a mobile device wherein the housing secures the mobile device adjacent to the display screen. The headset further includes a rear assembly with a microcontroller and a microcontroller connector. The display screen is configured to reflect an image from the screen of the mobile device, and the headset additionally includes lighting devices, and an application configured to receive input signals and send output commands to the headset to provide safety features for the headset for mobile devices.