RM-CCT
The transport simulator.
A critical care transfer that moves while you work. Drips change the monitor. The ventilator changes the gas. The 12-lead belongs to that call.
What the crew touches
- Six pumps, with real dose math.
- A ventilator for the CCT calls, hidden on the simple medic calls.
- Oxygen, from a cannula to a mask.
- A 12-lead on the chart for every scenario.
- A sequenced library. ALS transfers first, then CCT runs that include the vent.
The point of a call is a decision: leave the potassium alone, cut the insulin and hang dextrose, balance fluid and a pressor on a dialysis patient, read an anterior STEMI before you chase the ventilator.
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The calls
The full version has these runs loaded. Standard medic transfers first, then the CCT calls.
Standard medic
- Hypokalemia, potassium already running
- Hyperglycemia, insulin running
- DKA, insulin and fluids
- A-fib with RVR, diltiazem
- NSTEMI, nitro
- Hypertensive emergency, nicardipine
- Asthma, continuous nebulizer
- Dialysis patient, hypotension
- Post-choking transfer
- Heart failure, milrinone
- Stroke, last known well
- Unstable ventricular tachycardia
CCT
- Septic shock on norepinephrine
- GI bleed, hemorrhagic shock
- Anaphylaxis after IM epinephrine
- Missed dialysis, hyperkalemia
- TBI, high carbon dioxide
- Vented asthma
- Anterior STEMI on a ventilator
- Massive PE, hypotension
- Inferior and right-ventricular STEMI
- Aortic dissection
- Labor, bradycardia, and a STEMI mimic
- Post-ROSC, soft pressure, anterior STEMI
- Ventilator breath stacking
