The engine that powers SIMVANA
There is a lot going on under the hood of SIMVANA. Complex algorithms simulate patient physiology and machinery to create a life like virtual operating room environment. User movement and interactions are tracked to deliver an intuitive experience for all levels. A wealth of learning content is overlaid on top of the simulation to teach students within the context of an OR environment.
All of this and more make SIMVANA the most immersive and effective way to train outside of the operating room.

In Depth Simulation
The SIMVANA simulation is broken up into three primary, interdependent, modules. When running in tandem, the result is an immersive experience that allows for free exploration and experimentation in a virtual operating room.
Mastery Lessons
Learning the foundations of any subject is the most important part of any student's education. SIMVANA's mastery lessons overlay on top of the existing simulation, creating an immersive learning environment. Students are taught the basics through a mix of videos, quizzes, and interactive scenarios right in the operating room environment.
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Machine Basics 1
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Machine Basics 2
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Machine Basics 3
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Surgical Table (Coming soon!)
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Pharmacology 1 (Coming soon!)
CO2 Absorber
Electrical System
Cylinder Supply
Pipeline Supply
Gas Delivery
Vaporizers
Circle System
Scavenging System
Monitor Check
Oxygen Sensor
Ventilation System
Low Pressure System
Positive Pressure Check
Alarm Limits
Surgical Table Placeholder Lesson
Pharmacology 1 Placeholder Lesson
Currently, mastery lessons cover the foundational topics of the anesthesia machine. Our subject matter experts continually author and publish new mastery lessons which are available immediately within SIMVANA.

Self-Paced Learning
Learning content is only a few clicks away. SIMVANA has been designed from the ground up to support asynchronous learning. Students can run through content in class with the help of an instructor, or practice different scenarios on their own. At the end of a session, students can send usage reports to instructors or administrators.