Anesthesia simulator
Induce and maintain general anaesthesia on a virtual patient, and watch what the drugs actually do to the physiology while you do it.
- Routine induction of general anaesthesia
- Routine pediatric intravenous induction
- Capnography sampling-line obstruction
- Routine inhalational maintenance
- Routine geriatric intravenous induction
- Routine pediatric inhalational induction
- Hypothermia and rewarming
- Perioperative hyperglycemia
- Postoperative handoff
- Rapid desaturation in the obese patient
- Hypotension after induction
- Bronchospasm after intubation
- Rapid-sequence induction
- Laryngospasm after airway stimulation
- Arterial-pressure transducer artifact
- Circle-system rebreathing
- Blood-bank handoff
- Quantitative neuromuscular reversal
- Obstetric general anesthesia
- Preeclampsia before urgent delivery
- Aspiration-risk recognition
- Emergence with residual blockade
- Extubation readiness
- Post-extubation obstruction
- Opioid-induced ventilatory impairment
- Pacemaker and cautery planning
- Unexpected intraoperative hemorrhage
- Silent TIVA-line disconnection
- Perioperative anaphylaxis after antibiotic exposure
- Early malignant hyperthermia during volatile anesthesia
- Difficult airway: supraglottic rescue
- Local-anesthetic systemic toxicity after block injection
- Persistent ventricular-fibrillation cardiac arrest
- High spinal after epidural top-up
- Venous air embolism during line removal
- Known difficult airway: stop repeated attempts
- Dilutional coagulopathy during ongoing bleeding
- Pneumothorax under positive pressure
- Delayed emergence differential
What Open Sim Lab is, who it is for, and where its pharmacology comes from
Open Sim Lab is an educational simulator, not for clinical use. It is not a clinical decision-support tool, not a dosing calculator, and is not validated for any decision affecting a real patient.