CRITICAL CARE SIMULATOR
Name the problem.
Then treat it.
A working diagnosis, a 12-lead, an i-STAT you have to draw. High-stakes orders ask you why. Built for flight paramedics and critical care nurses — Zoll X Series, Hamilton T1, AHA 2025, SSC 2026, CAMTS.
Commit a diagnosis
The bay names the skill. The cockpit does not. You get a radio call, not a textbook chapter.
Prove it
12-lead, eFAST, i-STAT — labs are not free. Dangerous orders ask you why before they go in.
Live with the call
Wrong nitro, early insulin, RSI on a compensating DKA — the physiology answers you in real time.
BUILT FOR THE CERTIFIED CREW
FP-C · CCP-C · CFRN · CTRN · CCRN
Scenario bay
Rotor, ground CCT, and interfacility. Tap one and the clock starts.
Rotor-wing scene — diaphoretic truck driver
Critical Care · 18 min
Critical care ground — pneumonia, lactate 6.4
Foundation · 20 min
Rotor scene — shock, absent left breath sounds
Critical Care · 14 min
Ground then aircraft — silent chest
Board Review · 16 min
Rotor — blown pupil after a loft fall
Critical Care · 16 min
Ground CCT — sine wave then arrest
Board Review · 14 min
AHA 2025
IV before IO, epi after failed shocks, MAP ≥65, SpO2 90–98 post-ROSC.
SSC 2026
Antibiotics in the first hour of shock. Norepi first-line. Age ≥65: MAP 60–65 is acceptable.
Hamilton T1
ASV, lung-protective and obstructive cards.
Altitude
Unpressurized cabins cut PiO2. The ARDS case will prove it.