Hampton AP students introduced to SimMan

Tribune-Review | Saturday, May 4, 2019 1:30 a.m.

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Amanda Moser, middle, and Chloe Neugebauer, left, are Hampton AP Anatomy and Physiology students who were visited by The University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy with a learning tool known as SimMan that can simulate a person in a health crisis.

The University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy visited Hampton High School on May 2 with SimMan to walk AP Anatomy and Physiology students through a medical response situation. SimMan was programmed with the symptoms of a heart attack and students had to diagnose him and decide on a course of treatment.