Nasco Healthcare Airway Larry User manual

“Airway Larry”
Airway Management
Trainer Torso
LF03669
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

About the Simulator
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*Resusci®Anne™ is a trademark of Laerdal Medical Corporation.
The “Airway Larry” Manikin is a Complete
Resuscitation System consisting of
modu lar components which allow you
to create a manikin to suit your chang-
ing needs. The components may be
purchased as a complete package
or separately to update your exist-
ing manikin. Update packages are
compatible with all versions of both
CPARLENE®and Resusci®Anne™*.
This manual will guide you in setting
up, using, and maintaining each of the
available components. Each section
also includes a list of replacement
parts, supplies, and auxiliary equipment.
By reading and following all instruc-
tions carefully and completely, you
can be sure your Life/form®“Airway
Larry” Manikin will provide years of
valuable service.
Cleaning
Normal surface soil can be removed
from the trainer with mild soapy water.
Stubborn stains may be removed with
Nasco Cleaner (LF09919U). Simply
apply the Nasco Cleaner to the soiled
area and wipe clean with a soft cloth.
Note: Avoid using cleaner around the
mouth area if students will be apply-
ing direct mouth-to-mouth resuscita-
tion techniques, as the cleaner may
be toxic if ingested. NEVER place the
trainer on any kind of printed paper
or plastic. These materials, as well as
ball-point pens, will transfer indelible
stains. Do not use any cosmetics.
List of Components
• “Airway Larry” Torso Manikin
• 8-oz. Pump Spray Lubricant
*Resusci®Anne™ is a trademark of Laerdal Medical Corporation.
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The “Airway Larry” Manikin is a Complete Resuscitation System
consisting of modular components which allow you to create
a manikin to suit your changing needs. The components may
be purchased as a complete package or separately to update
your existing manikin. Update packages are compatible with
all versions of both CPARLENE®and Resusci®Anne™*. This
manual will guide you in setting up, using, and maintaining
each of the available components. Each section also includes a
list of replacement parts, supplies, and auxiliary equipment. By
reading and following all instructions carefully and completely,
you can be sure your Life/form®“Airway Larry” Manikin will
provide years of valuable service.
Cleaning
Normal surface soil can be removed from the trainer with mild
soapy water. Stubborn stains may be removed with Nasco
Cleaner (LF09919). Simply apply the Nasco Cleaner to the soiled
area and wipe clean with a soft cloth.
Note: Avoid using cleaner around the mouth area if students will
be applying direct mouth-to-mouth resuscitation techniques,
as the cleaner may be toxic if ingested. NEVER place the trainer
on any kind of printed paper or plastic. These materials, as well
as ball-point pens, will transfer indelible stains. Do not use any
cosmetics.

List of Components
• “Airway Larry” Torso Manikin
• 8-oz. Pump Spray Lubricant
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Set Up
NASCO HEALTHCARE Life/form®
Airway Management Head
About the Simulator
The Life/form®Airway Management
Trainer Head is the most realistic
simulator available for the training
of intubation and other airway
management skills.
NASCO HEALTHCARE has taken great
care to create an airway management
trainer that is anatomically correct
in respect to both size and detail. Landmarks include nostrils, teeth,
tongue, oral and nasal pharynx, larynx, cricoid ring, epiglottis, arytenoid,
false and true vocal cords, trachea, esophagus, “Airway Larry” lung set,
and stomach.
NASCO HEALTHCARE’S Airway Management Trainer Head allows you
to practice oral, digital, and nasal intubation. E.T., E.O.A., PTL®, and
Combitube®insertion can all be practiced as well (please see “Using the
Combitube®”). Suction techniques and proper cuff inflation can also be
performed and evaluated.
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Nasco Life/form®Airway
Management Head
About the Simulator
The Life/form®Airway Management
Trainer Head is the most realistic simu-
lator available for the training of intu-
bation and other airway management
skills.
Nasco has taken great care to create
an airway management trainer that
is anatomically correct in respect to
both size and detail. Landmarks include
nostrils, teeth, tongue, oral and nasal
pharynx, larynx, cricoid ring, epiglot-
tis, arytenoid, false and true vocal
cords, trachea, esophagus, “Airway
Larry” lung set, and stomach.
Nasco’s Airway Management Trainer
Head allows you to practice oral, digi-
tal, and nasal intubation. E.T., E.O.A.,
PTL®, and Combitube®insertion can
all be practiced as well (please see
“Using the Combitube®”). Suction
techniques and proper cuff inflation
can also be performed and evaluated.
Lubrication
Before using the Airway Management
Trainer Torso, lubricate both the simu-
lator and supplies being used with the
Nasco lubricant provided. (See figures
1 & 2.)
Note: Nasco recommends the use of
the provided lubricant or a similar veg-
etable-based lubricant for the “Airway
Larry” Management Trainer Head.
The use of a silicone-based lubricant
may cause damage to the simulator,
thus voiding Nasco’s warranty on the
trainer.
Set Up
The Airway Management Trainer Torso
is ready to use upon delivery. Simply
remove it from the carton, and unwrap
the packaging material.
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Figure 2
Figure 1
Nasco Life/form®Airway
Management Head
About the Simulator
The Life/form®Airway Management
Trainer Head is the most realistic simu-
lator available for the training of intu-
bation and other airway management
skills.
Nasco has taken great care to create
an airway management trainer that
is anatomically correct in respect to
both size and detail. Landmarks include
nostrils, teeth, tongue, oral and nasal
pharynx, larynx, cricoid ring, epiglot-
tis, arytenoid,
false and true vocal
cords, trachea, esophagus, “Airway
Larry” lung set, and stomach.
Nasco’s Airway Management Trainer
Head allows you to practice oral, digi-
tal, and nasal intubation. E.T., E.O.A.,
PTL®, and Combitube®insertion can
all be practiced as well (please see
“Using the Combitube®”). Suction
techniques and proper cuff inflation
can also be performed and evaluated.
Lubrication
Before using the Airway Management
Trainer Torso, lubricate both the simu-
lator and supplies being used with the
Nasco lubricant provided. (See figures
1 & 2.)
Note: Nasco recommends the use of
the provided lubricant or a similar veg-
etable-based lubricant for the “Airway
Larry” Management Trainer Head.
The use of a silicone-based lubricant
may cause damage to the simulator,
thus voiding Nasco’s warranty on the
trainer.
Set Up
The Airway Management Trainer Torso
is ready to use upon delivery. Simply
remove it from the carton, and unwrap
the packaging material.
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Figure 2
Figure 1
Lubrication
Before using the Airway
Management Trainer Torso, lubricate
both the simulator and supplies
being used with the Nasco lubricant
provided. (See figures 1 & 2.)
Note: NASCO HEALTHCARE
recommends the use of the
provided lubricant or a similar
vegetable- based lubricant for the
“Airway Larry” Management Trainer
Head. The use of a silicone-based
lubricant may cause damage to
the simulator, thus voiding NASCO
HEALTHCARE’S warranty on the
trainer.
Set Up
The Airway Management Trainer
Torso is ready to use upon delivery.
Simply remove it from the carton,
and unwrap the packaging material.

Cleaning and Maintenance
To clean the Airway Management
Trainer head, you will need to
remove the head from the manikin.
To do this, first remove the chest
skin, then the chest plate exposing
the lungs. (See figure 3.)
Feed the lungs through the hole
in the upper compression plate,
then lift off the plate. Disconnect
the lungs from the bronchi by
pulling the red caps from the white
connectors. (See figure 4.)
Now that the head has been
disconnected from the airway,
rotate it 180° so that it is facing
backwards. The large tab on the
front of the neck should be aligned
with the keyway in the torso. Tilt
the head upward until it snaps
free. (See figure 5.) Disengage the
smaller rear tabs from the neck
opening and pull the head from
the body. Reverse the above steps
to reattach the head.
Once the head is off the body,
place a cap plug (supplied) on
each end branch of the bronchi
(the esophagus already has one
in place). (See figure 6.) You are
now ready to begin the cleaning
process. Take the trainer to an area
with a sink and open counter space.
Stabilize the head on the counter
face-up (towels work well for this)
with the plugged tubes hanging
over the sink. Carefully pour warm
soapy water (a mild dish soap
works best) into the mouth until
the water level reaches halfway up
the tongue. Now tilt the head back
and bring the neck up 3” off the
countertop. 5
Cleaning and Maintenance
To clean the Airway Management
Trainer head, you will need to remove
the head from the manikin. To do this,
first remove the chest skin, then the
chest plate exposing the lungs. (See
figure 3.)
Feed the lungs through the hole in the
upper compression plate, then lift off
the plate. Disconnect the lungs from
the bronchi by pulling the red caps
from the white connectors. (See fig-
ure 4.)
Now that
the head has been discon-
nected from the airway, rotate it 180°
so that it is facing backwards. The
large tab on the front of the neck
should be aligned with the keyway in
the torso. Tilt the head upward until it
snaps free. (See figure 5.) Disengage
the smaller rear tabs from the neck
opening and pull the head from the
body. Reverse the above steps to
reattach the head.
Once the head is off the body, place
a cap plug (supplied) on each end
branch of the bronchi (the esophagus
already has one in place). (See figure
6.) You are now ready to begin the
cleaning process. Take the trainer to
an area with a sink and open counter
space.
Stabilize the head on the counter
face-up (towels work well for this) with
the plugged tubes hanging over the
sink. Carefully pour warm soapy water
(a mild dish soap works best) into the
mouth until the water level reaches
halfway up the tongue. Now tilt the
head back and bring the neck up 3"
off the countertop.
Figure 3
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Figure 5
Figure 6
Figure 4
Cleaning and Maintenance
To clean the Airway Management
Trainer head, you will need to remove
the head from the manikin. To do this,
first remove the chest skin, then the
chest plate exposing the lungs. (See
figure 3.)
Feed the lungs through the hole in the
upper compression plate, then lift off
the plate. Disconnect the lungs from
the bronchi by pulling the red caps
from the white connectors. (See fig-
ure 4.)
Now that the head has been discon-
nected from the airway, rotate it 180°
so that it is facing backwards. The
large tab on the front of the neck
should be aligned with the keyway in
the torso. Tilt the head upward until it
snaps free. (See figure 5.) Disengage
the smaller rear tabs from the neck
opening and pull the head from the
body. Reverse the above steps to
reattach the head.
Once the head is off the body, place
a cap plug (supplied) on each end
branch of the bronchi (the esophagus
already has one in place). (See figure
6.) You are now ready to begin the
cleaning process. Take the trainer to
an area with a sink and open counter
space.
Stabilize the head on the counter
face-up (towels work well for this) with
the plugged tubes hanging over the
sink. Carefully pour warm soapy water
(a mild dish soap works best) into the
mouth until the water level reaches
halfway up the tongue. Now tilt the
head back and bring the neck up 3"
off the countertop.
Figure 3
4
Figure 5
Figure 6
Figure 4
Cleaning and Maintenance
To clean the Airway Management
Trainer head, you will need to remove
the head from the manikin. To do this,
first remove the chest skin, then the
chest plate exposing the lungs. (See
figure 3.)
Feed the lungs through the hole in the
upper compression plate, then lift off
the plate. Disconnect the lungs from
the bronchi by pulling the red caps
from the white connectors. (See fig-
ure 4.)
Now that
the head has been discon-
nected from the airway, rotate it 180°
so that it is facing backwards. The
large tab on the front of the neck
should be aligned with the keyway in
the torso. Tilt the head upward until it
snaps free. (See figure 5.) Disengage
the smaller rear tabs from the neck
opening and pull the head from the
body. Reverse the above steps to
reattach the head.
Once the head is off the body, place
a cap plug (supplied) on each end
branch of the bronchi (the esophagus
already has one in place). (See figure
6.) You are now ready to begin the
cleaning process. Take the trainer to
an area with a sink and open counter
space.
Stabilize the head on the counter
face-up (towels work well for this) with
the plugged tubes hanging over the
sink. Carefully pour warm soapy water
(a mild dish soap works best) into the
mouth until the water level reaches
halfway up the tongue. Now tilt the
head back and bring the neck up 3"
off the countertop.
Figure 3
4
Figure 5
Figure 6
Figure 4
Cleaning and Maintenance
To clean the Airway Management
Trainer head, you will need to remove
the head from the manikin. To do this,
first remove the chest skin, then the
chest plate exposing the lungs. (See
figure 3.)
Feed the lungs through the hole in the
upper compression plate, then lift off
the plate. Disconnect the lungs from
the bronchi by pulling the red caps
from the white connectors. (See fig-
ure 4.)
Now that the head has been discon-
nected from the airway, rotate it 180°
so that it is facing backwards. The
large tab on the front of the neck
should be aligned with the keyway in
the torso. Tilt the head upward until it
snaps free. (See figure 5.) Disengage
the smaller rear tabs from the neck
opening and pull the head from the
body. Reverse the above steps to
reattach the head.
Once the head is off the body, place
a cap plug (supplied) on each end
branch of the bronchi (the esophagus
already has one in place). (See figure
6.) You are now ready to begin the
cleaning process. Take the trainer to
an area with a sink and open counter
space.
Stabilize the head on the counter
face-up (towels work well for this) with
the plugged tubes hanging over the
sink. Carefully pour warm soapy water
(a mild dish soap works best) into the
mouth until the water level reaches
halfway up the tongue. Now tilt the
head back and bring the neck up 3"
off the countertop.
Figure 3
4
Figure 5
Figure 6
Figure 4

Cleaning and Maintenance
Continue filling until the water
level covers the tongue. At this
point, take a small soft brush and
gently scrub the inside of the
mouth. (A small toothbrush works
well for this.) Cotton swabs can be
used to scrub inside the nostrils.
When done, pull the plug from the
esophagus and drain into the sink.
Now pick the head up, hold it in a
vertical position, and pull the plug
from the trachea to completely
empty the system. (See figure 7.)
Rinsing the Airway
To rinse the airway, follow the
same procedure using clean,
warm tap water. Repeat this
process until all the soap has been
flushed from the system.
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Continue filling until the water level
covers the tongue. At this point, take
a small soft brush and gently scrub
the inside of the mouth. (A small
toothbrush works well for this.) Cotton
swabs can be used to scrub inside
the nostrils. When done, pull the plug
from the esophagus and drain into the
sink. Now pick the head up, hold it in
a vertical position, and pull the plug
from the trachea to completely empty
the system. (See figure 7.)
Rinsing the Airway
To rinse the airway, follow the same
procedure using clean, warm tap
water. Repeat this process until all
the soap has been flushed from the
system.
Disinfecting the Airway
To disinfect, repeat the standard
cleaning procedure, but this time use
a bleach solu tion instead of soapy
water, as specified by the Centers
for Disease Control. Fill the system
with the solution until it reaches the
corners of the mouth. Remember to
start filling with the head flat and fin-
ish with the neck slightly elevated to
ensure that the solution completely fills
all airway passages. Once completely
filled with the bleach solution, allow
the head to sit for at least 10 minutes.
Drain as described earlier and repeat
the rinsing process to flush out all
of the bleach solution. Set the head
aside and allow it to dry completely.
Using the Combitube®
Thoroughly read and follow the instruc-
tions that come with the Combitube®.
The trainer will accept either a full size
or a small adult tube. As with a live
patient, it may be necessary to back
the tube out slightly if ventilation can-
not be established.
Note: Depending on tube placement,
the large cuff may not accept the rec-
ommended amount of air. In this case,
simply inflate the cuff to its maximum
volume (when the plunger stops),
detach the syringe from the blue pilot
balloon, and proceed.
Supplies/Replacement Parts for
Airway Management Trainer Head
LF03285U Replacement
Lung/Stomach
LF03644U Pump Spray Lubricant
LF09919U Nasco Cleaner
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Figure 7
Disinfecting the Airway
To disinfect, repeat the standard cleaning procedure, but this time use
a bleach solution instead of soapy water, as specified by the Centers
for Disease Control. Fill the system with the solution until it reaches
the corners of the mouth. Remember to start filling with the head flat
and finish with the neck slightly elevated to ensure that the solution
completely fills all airway passages. Once completely filled with the
bleach solution, allow the head to sit for at least 10 minutes. Drain as
described earlier and repeat the rinsing process to flush out all of the
bleach solution. Set the head aside and allow it to dry completely.
Using the Combitube®
Thoroughly read and follow the instructions that come with the
Combitube®. The trainer will accept either a full size or a small adult
tube. As with a live patient, it may be necessary to back the tube out
slightly if ventilation cannot be established.
Note: Depending on tube placement, the large cuff may not accept the
recommended amount of air. In this case, simply inflate the cuff to its
maximum volume (when the plunger stops), detach the syringe from
the blue pilot balloon, and proceed.

Limited Warranty
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NASCO HEALTHCARE warrants to the purchasers of CRiSis™ products
that they will be free from defects in material and workmanship for a
period of three years from the date of purchase. NASCO HEALTHCARE
will repair any defect reported within three years of the date of
purchase at no charge. Products found to be defective may be returned
to the authorized NASCO HEALTHCARE dealer from whom the item
was purchased, or returned directly to NASCO HEALTHCARE. NASCO
HEALTHCARE will be liable under this limited warranty only if CRiSis™
products have been serviced properly as directed in the operating
manual. NASCO HEALTHCARE will not be responsible for damage
caused by unauthorized repairs or modifications that have been
made, or if the product has been damaged through misuse, accident,
or abuse. This warranty does not cover wear and tear or expendables
such as batteries, lubricant, and replacement lungs. There are no other
expressed or implied warranties of merchantability, fitness of purpose,
or otherwise on “Airway Larry” products, parts, and accessories.

Supplies/Replacement Parts
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LF03285U Replacement Lung/Stomach
LF03644U Pump Spray Lubricant
LF09919U Nasco Cleaner

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