Run the code.
Own the room.

1. Open ACLSMED™ SIM. A fresh install lands on the Welcome back sign-in card.
2. Tap New here? Create an account under the LOG IN button.
3. Enter your EMAIL, a PASSWORD of at least 8 characters, and re-enter it under CONFIRM PASSWORD.
4. CREATE ACCOUNT stays grey until the two passwords match. Tap it.
5. The card changes to Confirmation email sent. Open the email on any device, tap the link, then tap BACK TO LOG IN and sign in.

1. Enter the room account's EMAIL and PASSWORD. LOG IN lights up only when both fields are filled.
2. Tap LOG IN. The first time on a tablet, the app needs internet to fetch your plan; after that it remembers you.
3. A wrong password shows a red message under the fields — retype it, or use Forgot password? (next slide).
4. Next stop is the Terms of Use (§ 01.05), then your plan (§ 01.06), then the units question (§ 01.09), then the role picker.

1. On the sign-in card, tap Forgot password?
2. Enter the account's EMAIL and tap SEND RESET LINK.
3. The card reads Check your email for a reset link. Open the email and tap the link — it opens a page on aclsmed.com where you type a new password.
4. Back in the app, tap BACK TO LOG IN and sign in with the new password.

After the first sign-in the app shows the Terms of Use (version and date at the top) with seven short sections: educational use only, no patient-care reliance, clinical accuracy, subscription & refunds, account security, intellectual property, CPR measurement & wearables.

1. Scroll the terms. Links to the full terms, privacy, refunds and support sit at the bottom.
2. Tick the box: "I have read and agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge ACLSMED is for educational use only and is not a medical device."
3. Tap I Agree — Continue. Cancel signs you out instead.

1. After the terms, an account with no active plan lands on CHOOSE YOUR PLAN.
2. Pick a cadence at the top: Monthly, Annual or Lifetime. The two columns update with the matching product and its localized price.
3. Tap SUBSCRIBE (or the lifetime buy button) under Pro or Clinical Suite. Apple or Google confirms the purchase.
4. The role picker opens. Every other tablet signed into the account now sees the plan too — no purchase on those.

Between the terms and the role picker, every tablet asks "How should this iPad display vitals?" There is no default — pick one.

1. Tap a card — each one previews a temperature, weight, height, glucose and creatinine so you can see the difference.
2. Tap CONTINUE.

Tap a tile and the tablet claims that seat and opens the role. This setting persists — a tablet labelled "Monitor" stays the Monitor across restarts until you change it under Settings → DEVICE ROLE. The gear at the top right offers Sign Out.

1. On a Pro account, IVmed and RESPmed carry a lock and read NOT IN YOUR PLAN. Every other tile works.
2. Tapping a locked tile shows the notice — "IVmed is part of the Clinical Suite plan and is not included in your current subscription." — and an UPGRADE TO CLINICAL SUITE button.
3. That button opens the plan screen in upgrade mode (with a Close button). Complete the purchase and the tile unlocks on this tablet and every other one on the account.

1. Top bar — wordmark, ♩ metronome, the code timer, ⚙ Settings.
2. Waveforms — ECG, arterial or cuff pressure, PA, CVP, SpO₂ pleth and EtCO₂ capnogram, each with its numeric and alarm range.
3. Vitals column — HR, pressure, SpO₂, EtCO₂, respiration tiles. Tap the NIBP tile to cycle the cuff.
4. CONNECTION — the paired-device roster; a green dot per live role (§ 02.04).
5. PACER — on/off, RATE and mA steppers.
6. Simulator zone — POWER, MEGA CODES, RHYTHM SELECT, CODE SUMMARY.
7. Quick actions — 12-LEAD, X-RAY, LABS, CPR, PADS, MEDS, SILENCE, NIBP.
8. Defib zone — DEFIB / AED / SYNC / ANALYZE, the energy dial and presets, CHARGE, SHOCK.

1. PADS — "Pads detected". Nothing below works without this.
2. DEFIB is the default mode after power-on.
3. Set the energy with − + or a preset. The baseline is 150 J.
4. CHARGE — two seconds of rising whine; the key turns into DISARM and the mode tabs and dial lock.
5. "Clear" — then SHOCK. The screen flashes, the tone fires, and the log gains Shock #1 delivered · 150 J · MANUAL.
6. The machine returns to idle at the same energy. Change the rhythm from the Remote to show the result; charge again for the next one.

1. Pads on. Set RATE first — the power-up default is 30, so step it to the rate you want (60–80 is the usual teaching target).
2. Tap PACER — "Pacer on", the LED lights, spikes appear on the ECG.
3. Climb mAMP in fives. Below 40 mA every spike fires into nothing. From 40 mA each spike is followed by a paced QRS and the HR tile follows the pacer rate.
4. Now check the patient: cycle the cuff. Electrical capture is not the goal — a pressure is.

Which phone feeds this Monitor is set on the phone (CONNECT) and released here under ⚙ → CPR DEVICE → Release CPR device.

1. ON / OFF. The LCD sweeps, then SELF-DIAGNOSTICS runs: Cassette OK · Sensors OK · Battery 100% · Memory OK · All tests passed. Softkey 4 Continue.
2. Is this a new patient? Yes or No — either goes on to the care area; 2.5.0 does not treat the two answers differently.
3. Select Clinical Care Area — ▲ ▼ through Emergency Dept · Critical Care · Medical-Surgical · Pediatrics · Labor & Delivery · Perioperative, then Choose. The care area decides which drugs the library offers and which limits apply.
4. The main page shows Line A and Line B with their state — OFF, STOPPED, PUMPING, KVO, STANDBY or ALARM — and the prompt Select Line A or B to program.

1. On the main page, softkey 1 Line A.
2. Drug Library — <care area>: ▲ ▼ scroll, or type a letter on the keypad to jump. Choose.
3. Program Line A — the fields the drug needs: Rate (mL/hr), Volume (mL), and for dosed drugs Dose in the drug's unit and Weight (kg). Type a value, ▲ ▼ to the next field. Weight-based drugs insist on a weight first.
4. Softkey 3 Confirm — this is where the dose guardrails run (§ 05.06) — then the confirm page reads the programme back. Yes or START starts the line. Pressing START from the entry page skips the guardrail check: teach Confirm for anything dosed.
5. The line shows PUMPING with Rate, Dose, VTBI remaining, Vol Inf and Time. The room is told the infusion has started.

1. Mode circle — AC · SIMV · PRVC · PSV · CPAP · BiPAP · APRV. Tap it to change mode.
2. Numeric row — fTOT, VTE, VE, Ppeak, Pplat, Pmean, I:E, PEEP: what the lungs are actually doing.
3. Waveforms — pressure, flow and volume, breathing in real time from the compliance and resistance of the loaded lung.
4. Parameter tiles — only the settings the current mode uses. Tap a tile to edit it.
5. Chassis keys — ⏻, O₂ 100%, SILENCE, ALARMS, PANEL, LOCK.
6. Encoder knob — cycles the chassis theme.
7. Bezel — ⚙ settings, plus LABS and XRAY pills when a case carries them, and the patient strip with the predicted body weight.

1. The first time RESPmed opens it asks for the patient's sex and height (120–220 cm; slider or ∓ steppers).
2. It shows the predicted body weight and the tidal-volume targets it implies — Low 6 mL/kg … · Mid 8 mL/kg ….
3. ACCEPT. The values sit in the patient strip; change them later under ⚙ → PATIENT SETUP → Re-enter height & sex.

1. Tap the mode circle to pick a mode first — the tiles rearrange to that mode's settings.
2. Tap a tile, for example VT. The editor opens with − + steppers and chips for common values.
3. Watch the waveforms and the numeric row change with each step: Ppeak and Pplat follow the volume; VE follows rate × volume.
4. Leave the editor. If a limit is crossed the alarm banner appears and the tone loops until SILENCE or a fix.

1. Role picker → CPR SIMULATOR (Pro and Clinical Suite; one per account). The screen shows a CPR SLOTS rack, 1 to 6, each "open · waiting for a phone to connect".
2. Learners open ACLSMED™ CPR on the same Wi-Fi and tap CONNECT (§ 07.03). No account, no code: each phone takes the next free slot, first come first served, labelled with the Student name typed on that phone.
3. A seventh phone is ignored until a slot frees. A phone and its watch are one learner and one slot (§ 07.14).
4. ⚙ → DEVICE SHELL picks the board's housing; DEVICE INFO shows the version.