Paper vs house line

If a number is not on Sources, it is a trainer house line. The debrief will say so. We will not invent a Hamilton protocol to fill a gap.

Society rules

6 mL/kg PBW and Pplat ≤30 (ARDSNet / ATS). ARDS sat 88–95 and the PEEP/FiO2 table (ARMA / ALVEOLI). PALICC-2 kids. BTF 35–45. AHA 2025 90–98 after ROSC. BTS 88–92 only for retainers. SSC 88–95 and MAP ≥65.

House lines — we say so

Adult ΔP ≤14 is Amato 2015, not an ATS mandate. Adult sat 92–96 is this trainer avoiding hyperoxia — not BTS 94–98. Pregnant PaCO2 30–34 is physiology. Cabin is a request you make. Dump is a disconnect. The clock will not needle a chest.

ASV

On the box so you can recognize it. Not the Flight Crew Buddy default. You set IBW, mode, rate, and VT from the lung and the gas.

Flight Crew Buddy LLC

Training the best to take care of the rest

Flight Crew Buddy trains crews who use the HAMILTON-T1®

Independent product of Flight Crew Buddy LLC · flightcrewbuddy.com

HAMILTON-T1®, ASV®, and Hamilton Medical® are trademarks of Hamilton Medical AG and/or its affiliates.

Flight Crew Buddy LLC is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or a training partner of Hamilton Medical AG. This is an independent training aid. Not for clinical use. Not a substitute for manufacturer training or clinical judgment.

The on-screen ventilator is a training layout — not a photograph of the HAMILTON-T1® and not Hamilton software. We will not chase a photo of the box. Crews set the breath from IBW, the lung, sedation, and the gas. ASV® is here so you can recognize it, not as the Flight Crew Buddy default.