Using Aria
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To change the genitilia:
1. Place the desired genital insert into position by flexing the bottom of the genitalia and
directing it into the frame.
2. Push the genital insert into place until it fits snugly into the fittings.
Sounds
A variety of simulated sounds are available to enhance realism. Sounds are controlled through the
instructor software.
To auscultate sounds on the Aria manikin, be sure to locate a stethoscope and set up the StethoSym
prior to beginning a simulation.
Auscultated Sounds
Note: A patient must be running in the software for any sounds to be available. By default, Normal
sounds are selected.
To change the sounds from normal, tap any one of the sounds on the Type drop-down menu.
To adjust the volume, tap and drag the Volume slider.
Sounds in specific/individual or all regions can be turned off using the ON/OFF toggle.
For more information on using these parameters, see the Maestro for Aria User Guide.
Heart, Lung, Bowel and Korotkoff Sounds
Heart sounds are synchronized with the cardiac cycle and lung sounds are independently
synchronized with ventilation of the left and right lungs. Sounds can be adjusted by tapping the
Sounds button on the Run screen in Maestro. When the Sounds panel appears, select one of the
tabs: Heart, Lungs, or Bowel, or Korotkoff. Adjust all areas or isolate by changing the sound type
per region, if applicable. Select the sounds from the Type drop-down menu. See the Maestro for Aria
User Guide for complete details.
Speech
A variety of programmable vocal sounds are available. Select Vocal Speech Sounds or Speech
Sounds from the Run Screen. A patient must be running in the Maestro software for the Speech
sounds to work properly. The Vocal Speech is emitted immediately and plays continuously until
turned off or another speech sound is selected. The Speech sounds contain predefined phrases and
are arranged in Conversation and Symptom categories.
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