| dc.description.abstract | This paper presents a sensation pulse simulator
for the training of clinical staff. It is expected to provide
healthcare students and clinical staff with a comprehensive
understanding of pulse for both educational and diagnostic
purposes. The challenge of effectively teaching healthcare
professionals, particularly in pulse assessment, is a pressing
issue in the field. Traditional teaching methods often fail to
provide a truly immersive and effective learning experience
for students. To address this issue, a prosthetic hand was
developed that serves as a valuable tool for students to
practice pulse assessment in a controlled, repeatable, and
responsive environment. The algorithm was designed to
display pulse alongside other vital physical parameters,
highlighting any abnormalities for questioning and further
analysis. A 3D design of the arm and a box housing the
circuit were prepared. The results were presented in the
form of graphs derived from the data collected. The results
were analysed through a web page developed as a laptop
server using Visual Studio software. These visual
representations depict the dynamic parameters of heart rate,
blood pressure, and SPO2 level over time, providing
valuable tools for monitoring and analysing vital health
metrics and informing proactive healthcare decisions. | en_US |
