TMS - Scenarios

The Scenarios screen in TMS is the homepage.

Delete a scenario

To delete a scenario, swipe in from the right and tap on Delete.

Select a Scenario

To select a scenario, tap on the scenario. This opens up the scenario view page.

Scenario View Page 

Overview

Student details:

• Student name
• Student number
• Student email
• Number of scenarios by the named student
  
  

Scenario details

• Scenario started date and time
• Scenario ended date and time
• Scenario duration
• CPR Band data available Yes/No
• Scenario Name
• Scenario ID

CPR

• CPR Started
• CPR Finished
• CPR Duration
• Number of Compressions
• Mean Compression Depth
• Pie-chart of Compressions vs No Compressions
• Graphical representations of each compression with regards to
  • Target Depth
  • Target Rate
• Overall graphical representation of compressions in target
  
  

Event Log

A scrollable list of all of the time-stamped events

Delete a Scenario

Tap on Delete to delete a scenario

Rename a Scenario

Tap on Rename and enter the new details.

De-identify a Scenario

Tap on De-identify to remove the student name from the scenario record.

The surname will become Student and all other details (first name, student number and email) will then be renamed as Anonymous.
You will also be prompted to rename the scenario as this also contains the Student name.

Video

Tap on video to export a video with vital sign parameters to the Photo App.

PDF

Tap on this to view a PDF of the scenario.
Tap on the Share icon to export the PDF

The PDF contains the following:

Page 1 - Scenario Review and Vital Signs Trend

Page 2 - CPR Performance

Page 3 - Patient Information

Page 4 - Event Log

Page 1 - Scenario Review and Vital Signs Trend

• Student Name
• Student Number
• Student Email
• Scenario Started
• Scenario Ended
• Scenario Duration
• Checklist Summary
  
  
• Graphical Trends
  • HR - Green Square
  • SpO2 - Blue Circle
  • ETCO2 - Purple Line (note : mmHg on Left and kPa on Right)
  • BP Systolic - Blue Line
  • BP Diastolic - Orange Line
  • BP Mean - Meeting point of Blue and Orange Lines
  • Shock - Red Line with Energy in Joules
  • CPR - Orange background

Page 2 - CPR Performance

A comprehensive summary of CPR Performance

Page 3 - Patient Information

Patient information and Scenario Story from Scenario Information.

Page 4 - Event Log