Available for download on the Downloads page.
This update is the culmination of many small enhancements and bugfixes implemented since version 2.4. While there is nothing newly groundbreaking, lots of fixes, implementations, and enhancements make version 2.5 a more realistic, stable, and effective simulator. Changes include:
Defibrillator Enhancements
- Options to select maximum defibrillation energy and energy increments
- Simulates Zoll (200 J) or LifePak (360 J)
- Can increment at 10 J or 20 J such as to simulate institution preference/settings
- Audio tones for “charging” and “charged” electricity states
- Audio playback controlled by main window’s audio settings (on/off)
- Audio options for defibrillator now include:
- “Off”: device is muted
- “Defibrillator”: only charging/charged tones will play
- “Heart Rate/QRS” and “SpO2”: both charging/charged tones and QRS/SpO2 tones play
- Color coded indicators for defibrillator state in Dark (colorful) color scheme
- The “Defibrillator Settings” numeric entirely changes color based on defibrillator state
- Charging: yellow; Charged: red
- Analyzing rhythm: yellow-green
- Pacing enabled: orange
- All other discharged states return to light blue
- The “Defibrillator Settings” numeric entirely changes color based on defibrillator state
General Enhancements
- Numerous Avalonia UI (window manager) package updates merged into this build version
- Includes numerous bugfixes for compatibility and functionality across supported operating systems
- Should help with program speed and stability on all platforms
Minor releases since version 2.4.0 include:
- Minor update 2.4.1: bugfixes
- This update fixes several minor bugs
- The biggest fix in this update is the ability to open an .ii simulation file by double-clicking on it from the desktop, launching the program directly into the simulation file.
- Minor update 2.4.4: Signing Doses w/ MAR & Bugfixes
- This update includes the ability to sign off doses of medications on the MAR and add comments
- This update also includes the ability to edit comments and sign off via the Scenario Editor
- This update fixes several additional bugs, including a functionality-breaking bug
- On opening Infirmary with an update available, the program sometimes hangs or crashes- this fixes that problem
- Minor update 2.4.5: QOL Improvements
- This update fixes several quality-of-life issues improving Tracing responsiveness during vital sign changes
- Including more responsive Tracings when loading files
- ECG lead labels are now properly aligned to top-left for realism
- This update fixes several quality-of-life issues improving Tracing responsiveness during vital sign changes
The program does not run on Win10. Scenario editor works well, but Infirmary integrated does not run. I’ve added it as an exception on antivirus, and I can see that the process starts, but then crashes immediately. I’ve tried both installed and portable versions. Can you please help if there is anything I could do in order to run the program.
Thanks
Thank you for letting me know- that definitely sounds no good. Unfortunately I think I’ll need a lot more information to try to figure out why it is crashing. I run it on Windows 10 regularly- both the machine I develop it on and a few other machines- so it is definitely compatible with the operating system. There may be a driver (e.g. graphics driver) interfering with it, causing it to crash. It’s possible your download was corrupted (e.g. a network problem occurred while downloading and some data was not downloaded correctly) which can be resolved by uninstalling, downloading again, and reinstalling.
If it still doesn’t work after these fixes, you can try to use a tool to get a stack trace to get me information that might help figure out what is crashing.