KOKEN LM-074 User manual

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Multipurpose
Injection Training
Arm
LM-074
Instruction Manual
Thank you for purchasing the LM-074 Multipurpose Injection Training Arm.
Please read this instruction manual carefully to ensure correct use of the
product, and store it in a safe place for easy access.
KOKEN CO., LTD.
1-4-14 Koraku, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 112-0004 JAPAN
URL:http://www.kokenmpc.co.jp
E-mail:[email protected]
C-1-938-2-03-02

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Handling and Safety Precautions
These precautions should be strictly observed in order to ensure safe, long-term
use of the product.
The following precautions should be observed particularly strictly:
1. The model is made to simulate the texture of human skin. Rough handling may cause damage.
2. Do not place objects on the model, as this will cause deformation.
3. To clean difficult-to-remove smudges or marks, wipe with moist gauze or similar material using a
neutral solvent diluted with water. Do not use thinners, benzene, or similar solvents.
4. Almost no uid leakage will occur when the simulated blood vessels, various injection sites, or skin are
punctured with a needle. However, sites that are punctured repeatedly will gradually begin to leak and
should be replaced with new parts as needed.
5. The IV opisthenar blood vessel tube and blood vessel tube degrade over time. Check the degree to
which they have degraded before use. If they are overly degraded, please replace them.
6. Use of thicker needles will shorten the life of the simulated blood vessels and injection sites.
7. When not in use, store the model away from direct sunlight and ultraviolet light.
1. The contents of this instruction manual are subject to change without notice.
2. This instruction manual may not be reproduced in part or in its entirety without permission.
3. Please contact the manufacturer in the event that any errors or omissions are found in the contents of
this instruction manual.
4. This product should be used only as described in this instruction manual. In particular, the product
should not be used in any way that contravenes the precautions noted in the instruction manual.
Bloodvesseltube
IVopisthenarblood
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Table of Contents
1. Outline and Features
2. Components and Conguration
3. Stand Assembly
4. Hypodermic Injection Conguration
5. Set-up for Hypodermic Injection
6. Care for Hypodermic Injection Parts
7. Intramuscular Injection Conguration
8. Set-up for Intramuscular Injection
9. Care for Intramuscular Injection Parts
10. IV Injection Conguration
11. Set-up for IV Injection
12. Care for IV Injection
13. Replacement of the blood vessel tube, blood vessel connector and
IV opisthenar blood vessel tube
14. Specications

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1. Outline and Features
Outline
• Three dierent injection techniques—intramuscular injection, hypodermic injection, and
IV injection—can be practiced with this single model. Moreover, intravenous (IV) injection
can be practiced in the median antebrachial vein and opisthenar vein, allowing a total of
four dierent injection techniques to be practiced.
• With the simulated blood vessels wrapped in silicone gel, the vessels can more realistically
slip away during puncture or be punctured completely through, events that could not be
reproduced with the previous model.
Features
• Silicone is used in the skin and other main parts, so the look, feel, and puncture sensation
are similar to those of a real human body, which enables more realistic practice.
• Since four different techniques can be practiced with this single model, use of several
models as in the past is no longer necessary, and set-up and clean-up/re-storage times are
reduced.
• With a movable shoulder, elbow, and wrist, realistic body positions can be reproduced for
each technique.
• The skin (silicone) can withstand many punctures without leaving visible needle holes, and
thus is able to be used for a large number of practices.
• Blood can be removed with a vacuum blood collection tube or a syringe.

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2. Components and Conguration
Names of the Components Quantity
① Main body 1
② IV injection site 1
③ Hypodermic injection site 1
④ Hypodermic injection sponge 1
⑤ Intramuscular injection gel bag 1
⑥ Intramuscular injection sponge 1
⑦ Acromial part 1
⑧ Arm skin (hand) 1
⑨ Arm skin (forearm) 1
⑩ Arm skin (upper arm) 1
⑪ Stand 1
⑫ Irrigators 2
⑬ Pinch cock 2
⑭ Drainage tube 1
⑮ Elbow rest 1
⑯ Baby powder 1
⑰ Simulated blood (500ml) 1
⑱ Syringe 50 ml 1
⑲ Hose clamps 2
Instruction Manual 1
Storage bag 1

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3. Stand Assembly
*When the Training Arm is delivered, the height-adjustable hook will be covered with a protective tube.
Do not discard this tube.
Remove the tube to use the hook during IV injections.
When practicing techniques other than IV injection, or when storing the Training Arm, cover the
hook with the tube. When left uncovered, the hook may be deformed or damage the storage bag.
1. Pull the stand pole upright.
2. Push the pole down until the base of the pole contacts the seat.
3. Turn the knob screw to fasten the pole.
Protective tube
*Do not discard
Height-adjustable hook
Tighten
Loosen
Knob screw

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4. Hypodermic Injection Conguration
Stand
Drainage tube
Upper arm skin
Acromial part
Hypodermic injection site
Hypodermic injection sponge
Main body

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5. Set-up for Hypodermic Injection
1. First apply baby powder to the surface of the hypodermic injection site, and then set the hypodermic
injection sponge in place.
2. Insert the hypodermic injection site into the acromial part installed in the main body.
3. Apply baby powder to the upper arm skin, and position on the main body.
Ax hook-and-loop fasteners on one side. Set skin in place while aligning the skin and
point of the elbow on the main body.
Ax the remaining hook-and-loop fasteners.

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4. While supporting the joint protruding from the main body, insert it into the hole in the upper portion
of the pole until the ange on the joint makes contact with the pole.
5. Put the joint into the groove labeled SC on the main body.
Joint Flange
Final assembled conguration

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6. Rotate the elbow 180°.
*Because of the structure of the Training Arm, the direction of rotation is opposite that of the
human body.
Use caution, as rotating the Training Arm in the incorrect direction may cause damage.
7. Pull back the skin, and attach the drainage tube to the drainage tube connector on the main body.
Place the tip of the drainage tube into a drainage receptacle.

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8. The hypodermic injection setup is now complete.
*When performing IV injections after rst practicing hypodermic injections, drain and dispose of the
uid remaining in the hypodermic injection site before practicing IV injections.
*After practicing, dry the water from the hypodermic injection sponge well. Inadequate drying may
result in mold.
6. Care for Hypodermic Injection Parts
1. Remove the main body from the stand pole.
When attached to the pole, the main body can be removed by raising slightly and then pulling.
2. Take o upper arm skin and remove hypodermic injection site and hypodermic injection sponge.
3. Squeeze gently to remove any uid remaining in the hypodermic injection site and sponge.
4. Dry moisture remaining in all components. Insucient drying may lead to mold. After drying,
always apply baby powder. If this is not done, the skin and injection site may stick together and make
set up dicult the next time the Training Arm is used.
5. Wipe o any uid remaining on the main body. If dicult-to-remove smudges or marks are present,
wash with water and dry thoroughly.

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7. Intramuscular Injection Conguration
Stand
Drainage tube
Upper arm skin
Acromial part
Intramuscular
injection gel bag
Intramuscular injection
sponge
Main body

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8. Set-up for Intramuscular Injection
1. First apply baby powder to the intramuscular injection sponge and set it in the acromial part.
2. Set the acromial part in the main body.
3. Apply baby powder to the intramuscular injection gel bag, and then place the injection site on the
main body.
4. Set the upper arm skin in place in the same way as for hypodermic injection. (See 5. Setup for
Hypodermic Injection, 3.)

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5. While supporting the joint protruding from the main body, insert it into the hole in the upper portion
of the pole until the ange on the joint makes contact with the pole.
6. Insert the joint into the groove labeled IM on the main body.
Joint Flange
Final assembled conguration

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7. Rotate the elbow 90°
*Because of the structure of the Training Arm, the direction of rotation is opposite to that of the
human body.
Use caution, as rotating the Training Arm in the incorrect direction may cause damage to the model.
8. Pull back the upper arm skin, and attach the drainage tube to the drainage tube connector on the
main body, as for hypodermic injection. Place the tip of the drainage tube into a drainage receptacle.
(See 5. Setup for Hypodermic Injection, 7)
9. The intramuscular injection setup is now complete.
*When performing IV injections after rst practicing with the intramuscular injection site, drain and
dispose of the fluid remaining in the intramuscular injection gel bag before practicing the IV
injections.
*After practicing, dry the intramuscular injection sponge well. Inadequate drying may result in
mold.

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9. Care for Intramuscular Injection Parts
1. Remove the main body from the stand pole.
When attached to the pole, the main body can be removed by raising slightly and then pulling.
2. Take o upper arm skin and remove intramuscular injection gel bag and intramuscular injection
sponge.
3. Squeeze gently to remove the uid remaining in the intramuscular injection gel bag and sponge.
4. Dry moisture remaining on or in all components. Insucient drying may lead to mold. After drying,
always apply baby powder. If this is not done, the skin and injection site may stick together and make
set up dicult the next time the Training Arm is used.
5. Wipe o uid remaining on the main body. If dicult-to-remove smudges or marks are present, wash
with water and dry thoroughly.

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10. IV Injection Con guration
*Puncture site
The IV opisthenar blood vessel tube and blood vessel tube degrade over time. Check how far they
have degraded before use. If they are overly degraded, replace with new parts.
Irrigators
Irrigator connectors
Main body
Stand
Pinch cocks Hose clamps
IV opisthenar bloodvessel tube
IV injection site
Hand skin
Forearm skin
IVopisthenarbloodvesseltube
Bloodvesselconnector
Bloodvesseltube
Connector
Gelbag
Tubeconnector
IVinjectionsite
Bloodvesseltube
IVopisthenarblood
vessel tube
IVopisthenarbloodvesseltube
Bloodvesselconnector
Bloodvesseltube
Connector
Gelbag
Tubeconnector
IVinjectionsite
Bloodvesseltube
IVopisthenarblood
vessel tube

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11. Set-up for IV Injection
1. After applying baby powder to the IV injection site, pull out the tube connector (female) protruding
from the main body by about 3 cm, and insert the IV injection site connector.
After con rming a solid connection, set in place in the main body.
*When pulling the tube connector out (female) from the main body, be careful not to pull too far.
If pulled too far, the spring protecting the tube will be stretched.
*If the connection is not rm, leakage may occur. Con rm that the t is solid.
When attaching the IV injection site, grasp the respective connectors, insert the connector on the side
with the spring and turn in the direction shown in the diagram (about 45°) until it stops.
*Do not grasp the gel bag portion of the injection site when attaching and removing the site. This may
damage the injection site. Always grasp the connectors.
Rotate about 45°
Gel bag
Connector

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2. Open the wrist cover, insert the opisthenar blood vessel tube in the groove in the back of the hand as
shown in the diagram, and close the cover.
*Be careful not to open the wrist cover too far. Damage may occur if the wrist cover is opened too
far or excessive force is used.
3. After applying baby powder to the forearm skin, place this skin on the main body.
Wrist cover
Ax the remaining hook-and-loop fasteners.
Ax one side of the hook-and-loop
fasteners and arrange so that the skin is
aligned with the contour of the elbow.
Place the forearm skin over the main
body.
Set the opisthenar blood vessel tube in the
groove so that it is not pinched by the wrist
cover, and use caution when closing the cover.
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