
About the Simulator
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Copyright © 2011 HC190012INS2 Copyright © 2011 HC190012INS2
ONLINE: NascoHealthcare.com
PHONE: 1.800.431.4310
ADDRESS: 901 Janesville Ave.
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
ONLINE: NascoHealthcare.com
PHONE: 1.800.431.4310
ADDRESS: 901 Janesville Ave.
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
HEALTHCARE HEALTHCARE
Actual product may vary slightly from photo. Nasco reserves the right to change product color, materials,
supplies, or function as needed.
Actual product may vary slightly from photo. Nasco reserves the right to change product color, materials,
supplies, or function as needed.
S ETTING UP THE TRAINER
1. Press the vein tubing into the channel, making sure it is not twisted or pinched.
Do NOT unwrap tubing. (See Figure 1.)
2. Pull one of the leg sleeves over the vein area, with seams toward the bottom.
The smooth sleeve represents shaved skin.
3. Mix a scoop of blood powder with one cup of water. Caution: Dye will stain skin and fabric.
4. Open the stopcock on one of the IV bags (Bag A) and use the 20 cc syringe to fill the bag. Close the
stopcock and remove the syringe. (See Figure 2.)
5. Set up the IV stand as shown and hang Bag A. Attach the stopcock to the upper vein.
6. Attach the stopcock of the empty bag (Bag B) to the lower vein. For best results, Bag B should be at
vein level or below.
7. Open both stopcocks and allow blood to flow until free of bubbles. Close stopcock B, leaving
stopcock A open. The trainer is now ready for practice. (See Figure 3.) Correct catheter insertion
will result in blood flashback. To administer IV fluids, connect the catheter to a supply bag (not
included), then close stopcock A and open stopcock B.
8. When Bag A is empty, close both stopcocks, switch the positions of Bag A and
Bag B, and open the stopcock on the hanging bag.
9. After training, drain all blood from the system. Blood may be stored and reused.
C ARE OF THE TRAINER
1. Never use alcohol or other solutions on the trainer; prep sites with water only.
2. Always use the smallest needles possible. Large-bore or dull needles will increase leakage and
shorten the life of the tubing.
3. The leg core and sleeves may be washed gently in soapy water. Rinse well, then
air dry.
4. Flush the tubing and IV bags with clear water and drain before storing.
5. The equipment supplied with this simulator is intended for training purposes only. Never use on live
animals or humans.
S ETTING UP THE TRAINER
1. Press the vein tubing into the channel, making sure it is not twisted or pinched.
Do NOT unwrap tubing. (See Figure 1.)
2. Pull one of the leg sleeves over the vein area, with seams toward the bottom.
The smooth sleeve represents shaved skin.
3. Mix a scoop of blood powder with one cup of water. Caution: Dye will stain skin and fabric.
4. Open the stopcock on one of the IV bags (Bag A) and use the 20 cc syringe to fill the bag. Close the
stopcock and remove the syringe. (See Figure 2.)
5. Set up the IV stand as shown and hang Bag A. Attach the stopcock to the upper vein.
6. Attach the stopcock of the empty bag (Bag B) to the lower vein. For best results, Bag B should be at
vein level or below.
7. Open both stopcocks and allow blood to flow until free of bubbles. Close stopcock B, leaving
stopcock A open. The trainer is now ready for practice. (See Figure 3.) Correct catheter insertion
will result in blood flashback. To administer IV fluids, connect the catheter to a supply bag (not
included), then close stopcock A and open stopcock B.
8. When Bag A is empty, close both stopcocks, switch the positions of Bag A and
Bag B, and open the stopcock on the hanging bag.
9. After training, drain all blood from the system. Blood may be stored and reused.
C ARE OF THE TRAINER
1. Never use alcohol or other solutions on the trainer; prep sites with water only.
2. Always use the smallest needles possible. Large-bore or dull needles will increase leakage and
shorten the life of the tubing.
3. The leg core and sleeves may be washed gently in soapy water. Rinse well, then
air dry.
4. Flush the tubing and IV bags with clear water and drain before storing.
5. The equipment supplied with this simulator is intended for training purposes only. Never use on live
animals or humans.
Figure 1
Figure 1
Figure 2 Figure 2
Figure 3 Figure 3
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SETTING UP THE TRAINER
1. Press the vein tubing into
the channel, making sure it
is not twisted or pinched.
Do NOT unwrap tubing.
(See Figure 1.)
2. Pull one of the leg sleeves
over the vein area, with
seams toward the bottom.
The smooth sleeve
represents shaved skin.
3. Mix a scoop of blood powder
with one cup of water.
Caution: Dye will stain skin
and fabric.
4. Open the stopcock on one
of the IV bags (Bag A) and
use the 20 cc syringe to fill
the bag. Close the stopcock
and remove the syringe.
(See Figure 2.)
5. Set up the IV stand as shown
and hang Bag A. Attach the
stopcock to the upper vein.
6. Attach the stopcock of the
empty bag (Bag B) to the
lower vein. For best results,
Bag B should be at vein level
or below.
7. Open both stopcocks and
allow blood to flow until free
of bubbles. Close stopcock B,
leaving stopcock A open. The
trainer is now ready for prac
tice. (See Figure 3.)
Correct catheter insertion
will result in blood flasback.
To administer IV fluids,
Copyright © 2011 HC190012INS2 Copyright © 2011 HC190012INS2
ONLINE: NascoHealthcare.com
PHONE: 1.800.431.4310
ADDRESS: 901 Janesville Ave.
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
ONLINE: NascoHealthcare.com
PHONE: 1.800.431.4310
ADDRESS: 901 Janesville Ave.
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
HEALTHCARE HEALTHCARE
Actual product may vary slightly from photo. Nasco reserves the right to change product color, materials,
supplies, or function as needed.
Actual product may vary slightly from photo. Nasco reserves the right to change product color, materials,
supplies, or function as needed.
S ETTING UP THE TRAINER
1. Press the vein tubing into the channel, making sure it is not twisted or pinched.
Do NOT unwrap tubing. (See Figure 1.)
2. Pull one of the leg sleeves over the vein area, with seams toward the bottom.
The smooth sleeve represents shaved skin.
3. Mix a scoop of blood powder with one cup of water. Caution: Dye will stain skin and fabric.
4. Open the stopcock on one of the IV bags (Bag A) and use the 20 cc syringe to fill the bag. Close the
stopcock and remove the syringe. (See Figure 2.)
5. Set up the IV stand as shown and hang Bag A. Attach the stopcock to the upper vein.
6. Attach the stopcock of the empty bag (Bag B) to the lower vein. For best results, Bag B should be at
vein level or below.
7. Open both stopcocks and allow blood to flow until free of bubbles. Close stopcock B, leaving
stopcock A open. The trainer is now ready for practice. (See Figure 3.) Correct catheter insertion
will result in blood flashback. To administer IV fluids, connect the catheter to a supply bag (not
included), then close stopcock A and open stopcock B.
8. When Bag A is empty, close both stopcocks, switch the positions of Bag A and
Bag B, and open the stopcock on the hanging bag.
9. After training, drain all blood from the system. Blood may be stored and reused.
C ARE OF THE TRAINER
1. Never use alcohol or other solutions on the trainer; prep sites with water only.
2. Always use the smallest needles possible. Large-bore or dull needles will increase leakage and
shorten the life of the tubing.
3. The leg core and sleeves may be washed gently in soapy water. Rinse well, then
air dry.
4. Flush the tubing and IV bags with clear water and drain before storing.
5. The equipment supplied with this simulator is intended for training purposes only. Never use on live
animals or humans.
S ETTING UP THE TRAINER
1. Press the vein tubing into the channel, making sure it is not twisted or pinched.
Do NOT unwrap tubing. (See Figure 1.)
2. Pull one of the leg sleeves over the vein area, with seams toward the bottom.
The smooth sleeve represents shaved skin.
3. Mix a scoop of blood powder with one cup of water. Caution: Dye will stain skin and fabric.
4. Open the stopcock on one of the IV bags (Bag A) and use the 20 cc syringe to fill the bag. Close the
stopcock and remove the syringe. (See Figure 2.)
5. Set up the IV stand as shown and hang Bag A. Attach the stopcock to the upper vein.
6. Attach the stopcock of the empty bag (Bag B) to the lower vein. For best results, Bag B should be at
vein level or below.
7. Open both stopcocks and allow blood to flow until free of bubbles. Close stopcock B, leaving
stopcock A open. The trainer is now ready for practice. (See Figure 3.) Correct catheter insertion
will result in blood flashback. To administer IV fluids, connect the catheter to a supply bag (not
included), then close stopcock A and open stopcock B.
8. When Bag A is empty, close both stopcocks, switch the positions of Bag A and
Bag B, and open the stopcock on the hanging bag.
9. After training, drain all blood from the system. Blood may be stored and reused.
C ARE OF THE TRAINER
1. Never use alcohol or other solutions on the trainer; prep sites with water only.
2. Always use the smallest needles possible. Large-bore or dull needles will increase leakage and
shorten the life of the tubing.
3. The leg core and sleeves may be washed gently in soapy water. Rinse well, then
air dry.
4. Flush the tubing and IV bags with clear water and drain before storing.
5. The equipment supplied with this simulator is intended for training purposes only. Never use on live
animals or humans.
Figure 1 Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 2
Figure 3 Figure 3
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Copyright © 2011 HC190012INS2 Copyright © 2011 HC190012INS2
ONLINE: NascoHealthcare.com
PHONE: 1.800.431.4310
ADDRESS: 901 Janesville Ave.
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
ONLINE: NascoHealthcare.com
PHONE: 1.800.431.4310
ADDRESS: 901 Janesville Ave.
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
HEALTHCARE HEALTHCARE
Actual product may vary slightly from photo. Nasco reserves the right to change product color, materials,
supplies, or function as needed.
Actual product may vary slightly from photo. Nasco reserves the right to change product color, materials,
supplies, or function as needed.
S ETTING UP THE TRAINER
1. Press the vein tubing into the channel, making sure it is not twisted or pinched.
Do NOT unwrap tubing. (See Figure 1.)
2. Pull one of the leg sleeves over the vein area, with seams toward the bottom.
The smooth sleeve represents shaved skin.
3. Mix a scoop of blood powder with one cup of water. Caution: Dye will stain skin and fabric.
4. Open the stopcock on one of the IV bags (Bag A) and use the 20 cc syringe to fill the bag. Close the
stopcock and remove the syringe. (See Figure 2.)
5. Set up the IV stand as shown and hang Bag A. Attach the stopcock to the upper vein.
6. Attach the stopcock of the empty bag (Bag B) to the lower vein. For best results, Bag B should be at
vein level or below.
7. Open both stopcocks and allow blood to flow until free of bubbles. Close stopcock B, leaving
stopcock A open. The trainer is now ready for practice. (See Figure 3.) Correct catheter insertion
will result in blood flashback. To administer IV fluids, connect the catheter to a supply bag (not
included), then close stopcock A and open stopcock B.
8. When Bag A is empty, close both stopcocks, switch the positions of Bag A and
Bag B, and open the stopcock on the hanging bag.
9. After training, drain all blood from the system. Blood may be stored and reused.
C ARE OF THE TRAINER
1. Never use alcohol or other solutions on the trainer; prep sites with water only.
2. Always use the smallest needles possible. Large-bore or dull needles will increase leakage and
shorten the life of the tubing.
3. The leg core and sleeves may be washed gently in soapy water. Rinse well, then
air dry.
4. Flush the tubing and IV bags with clear water and drain before storing.
5. The equipment supplied with this simulator is intended for training purposes only. Never use on live
animals or humans.
S ETTING UP THE TRAINER
1. Press the vein tubing into the channel, making sure it is not twisted or pinched.
Do NOT unwrap tubing. (See Figure 1.)
2. Pull one of the leg sleeves over the vein area, with seams toward the bottom.
The smooth sleeve represents shaved skin.
3. Mix a scoop of blood powder with one cup of water. Caution: Dye will stain skin and fabric.
4. Open the stopcock on one of the IV bags (Bag A) and use the 20 cc syringe to fill the bag. Close the
stopcock and remove the syringe. (See Figure 2.)
5. Set up the IV stand as shown and hang Bag A. Attach the stopcock to the upper vein.
6. Attach the stopcock of the empty bag (Bag B) to the lower vein. For best results, Bag B should be at
vein level or below.
7. Open both stopcocks and allow blood to flow until free of bubbles. Close stopcock B, leaving
stopcock A open. The trainer is now ready for practice. (See Figure 3.) Correct catheter insertion
will result in blood flashback. To administer IV fluids, connect the catheter to a supply bag (not
included), then close stopcock A and open stopcock B.
8. When Bag A is empty, close both stopcocks, switch the positions of Bag A and
Bag B, and open the stopcock on the hanging bag.
9. After training, drain all blood from the system. Blood may be stored and reused.
C ARE OF THE TRAINER
1. Never use alcohol or other solutions on the trainer; prep sites with water only.
2. Always use the smallest needles possible. Large-bore or dull needles will increase leakage and
shorten the life of the tubing.
3. The leg core and sleeves may be washed gently in soapy water. Rinse well, then
air dry.
4. Flush the tubing and IV bags with clear water and drain before storing.
5. The equipment supplied with this simulator is intended for training purposes only. Never use on live
animals or humans.
Figure 1 Figure 1
Figure 2 Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 3
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