Nasco Healthcare CPR PREMIE User manual

CPR PREMIE CPR CATHY
CPR BONNIE CPR BILLY
CPR TIMMY
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
CPR PREMIE
CPR CATHY
CPR BONNIE
CPR BILLY
CPR TIMMY
Instructions for use, care and maintenance
...Serving Emergency Life Support for over 30 years

About the Simulator
This manual is to familiarize the user with the function, care and
maintenance of the manikin. Please read thoroughly before attempting
use of your manikin.
FEATURES: Your manikin is designed to assist in the training and
practice of CPR.
VENTILATION: The lung will inflate and the chest will rise when
mouth-to-mouth, bag-valve-mask or mechanical ventilation is properly
performed.
EXTERNAL CARDIAC COMPRESSION: The manikins feature the
important anatomical landmarks necessary to effectively teach and
practice external cardiac compression.
These include the rib cage, jugular notch, sternum and the xiphoid
process. Pressure on the chest will depress the “heart” and may be
monitored by using manikins with the ELECTRONIC CONSOLE.
PREPARATION FOR USE: Basic manikin (without electronic console) is
essentially ready for use directly out of the carton.
NOTE: If manikin is stored in low temperatures allow it to warm up to
room temperature before using.
TO FILL WITH AIR: The manikin may deflate during shipment or over
time. To re-inflate the manikin:
1. Slip the tubing from the black air pump bulb over the metal
valve on the manikin’s foot.
2. Turn the metal valve counterclockwise to open.
3. Pump bulb until desired firmness is reached.
4. Turn valve clockwise to reseal.
5. Remove pump bulb assembly.
CAUTION: Do not overinflate; may cause a malfunction of the switching
mechanism in the electronic models and diculty in compression
on all models. Repair or replacement costs due to damage by over
inflation are not covered by warranty.
NOTE: DO NOT OVERINFLATE. A good indicator of proper inflation in
the TIMMY model is to place the manikin on a table and depress the
leg at the knee with the heel of your hand.
Proper inflation will cause the manikin’s heel to rise from the tabletop
approximately 1 ½ to 2”. If less than 1 ½ “more air is needed. If more than
2” air must be expelled.
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Instructions for Use
TO FILL WITH WATER:
NOTE ELECTRONIC MODELS: make sure all electronics have been
disconnected prior to filling with water.
1. Hold manikin upside down.
2. Electronic models only: Place 2 red or clear caps (provided
with electronic models) into the white (pulse) and blue
(compression) ports of the manikin. The red (ventilation) port
has a permanently attached cap to use to close the port. This
is to prevent water from flowing into the internal components
of the manikin. Basic models only have one port on the left
foot.
3. Open the metal valve located at the bottom of the foot.
Timmy models open the aqua drain on the foot.
4. Attach faucet hose assembly (included with purchase) from
faucet to metal valve on the bottom of the left foot. Timmy model
attach the faucet hose assembly to aqua drain.
5. Fill with warm water.
6. Shut off the flow of water.
7. Remove faucet hose assembly from metal valve; Timmy model
remove faucet hose assembly from the aqua drain.
8. To remove air from the manikin gently squeeze until water
flows from the metal valve.
9. Hold and close the metal valve tightly.
TO DRAIN WATER FROM MANIKIN:
IMPORTANT Water must be drained every seven (7) days to prevent
microbiologic growth inside the manikin. Generally the manikin
should not be stored filled with water especially if stored in extreme
temperatures.
1. Place manikin’s feet into sink and open the metal valve; Timmy
models open metal valves and aqua drain.
2. Let drain 30 minutes or until all water has drained out.
3. Gently press chest of manikin repeatedly until water stops flowing.
4. Let drain additional 30 min. Electronic models, remove plugs
from color-coded ports.
5. Inflate with air for storage (all models).
6. After use: The manikin should be washed with warm, soapy
water, rinsed well, dried, and lightly dusted with baby powder.
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COMPLETE MODELS WITH ELECTRONICS
PREPARATION FOR USE:
When you receive your pediatric manikin, you must calibrate the depth
of compressions to match what you, the instructor, wish to see. You do
this by using the fill with air instructions noted within this pamphlet to
alter the depth of compressions necessary to illuminate the compres-
sion light on the console. When you have sufficient air in the manikin to
cause the correct depth of compression to turn on the light, close the
air valve in the foot and remove the squeeze bulb.
1. Connect blue tube extending from console to blue port on
bottom of left foot (left side on the Premie Model).
2. Connect white bulb and clear plastic tube to white port on
bottom of the left foot (left side on the Premie Model).
3. Connect red tube extending from console to red port on
bottom of right foot (right side on the Premie Model).
4. Connect male jack on wafer switch from the manikin to the
female jack on the console.
FUNCTIONS OF THE ELECTRONIC CONSOLE
ADDITIONAL FEATURES: The Infant electronic manikin features a palpa-
ble Brachial Pulse, which may be activated by gently compressing the
bulb attached to the tubing connected to the left foot of the manikin.
A Carotid Pulse is a feature of the CPR TIMMY II only, and is activated
when the bulb attached to the tubing is connected to the left foot of
the manikin and is gently compressed. All NASCOHEALTHCARE’S Infant
and Child manikins are air-filled for easy carrying and handling during
transport.
EXTERNAL CARDIAC COMPRESSION:
A wafer switch is attached to the sternum with Velcro. Pressure on the
wafer switch activates a sensor to indicate correct finger/hand place-
ment for compression. A switch inside the console activates another
sensor to indicate correct depth of compression. If the chest is over-
compressed an additional plunger below the sternum activates
another sensor.
LUNG VENTILATION: gentle puffs of air entering the lung will cause a
discernible rise of the chest.
SENSORS AND LIGHT SIGNALS: Sensors located within the manikin
and electronic console indicates:
Blue light – Indicates the correct finger placement for cardiac
compression.
White light – Indicates the correct depth of chest compression.

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Green light – Indicates the correct lung ventilation.
Red light & audio signal – Indicates over compression and, or over
ventilation of the lung.
Note: Using the toggle switch on the console will deactivate the
audio signal.
POWER SUPPLY: The electronic console box contains four AA bat-
teries. To replace weak batteries remove the panel from the back
of the console and remove the old batteries. Insert new batteries in
the proper polarity (+ or -) direction and replace panel.
Should lights fail to flash generally either the batteries are dead or
have become disconnected. Check to make certain that the batter-
ies are in the correct position and that contact is being made.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
DISINFECTING BETWEEN STUDENTS: The manikin’s face should be
disinfected as per CDC protocols.
CLEANING AND DISINFECTING AFTER TRAINING SESSION:
NOTE: make sure all electronics have been disconnected before
storing. The manikins are rugged and designed so that effective
flow through cleaning and sanitizing can be done simply and with-
out disassembly. AFTER USE: The manikin should be washed with
warm soapy water, rinsed well and dried. The face should receive
additional cleansing attention as per CDC protocols. Detach all
external tubes and attachments and discard disposable lung. Non-
re-breathing valve on CPR Timmy may be disinfected or replaced.
Gently scrub manikin with warm soapy water.
On electronic models open the permanently attached cap on the
bottom of the manikin’s right foot (right side on Premie II). Basic
models do not have foot or side ports only mouth and chest. Fill
bulb syringe (which is provided with the manikin) with warm soapy
water. Insert syringe nozzle into chest opening (port). Force soapy
water through manikin by squeezing syringe. The liquid will drain
from port in foot and or mouth (side of Premie I). Remove the
syringe and hold chest port firmly against a running sink faucet to
completely flush the inside of airway and lung tube. Carefully dry
all parts. If water is allowed to remain microbiologic growth can
occur. Because it is difficult to thoroughly dry the airway and lung
tube pour in a mixture of one part alcohol to five parts of water:
drain then shake manikin dry. It may be necessary to hang the
manikin by its feet for a short time to permit it to drain through its
mouth and chest. Reattach external tubes. Plug in the new lung, on
Timmy plug new lung onto non-rebreathing valve.
Instructions for Use

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REPLACEMENT ACCESSORIES:
No. 2018 Lungs for all Infant Models (dozen)
No. 2019 Lungs for CPR Timmy Models (dozen)
No. 1703 Non-re-breathing Valves for CPR Timmy (dozen)
No. 2252 Carry Bag for all Infant Models
No. 2260 Carry Bag for all Timmy Models
Length Weight Air Filled Weight Water Filled
CPR Cathy 18” 2 lb. 5 lb. 8 oz.
CPR Bonnie 18” 2 lb. 5 lb. 8 oz.
CPR Premie 15” 1 lb. 8 oz. 3 lb. 12 oz.
Billy 22” 2 lb. 8 oz. 11 lb. 12 oz.
Timmy 34” 11 lb. 28 lb.
WARRANTY
NASCO HEALTHCARE warrants their products to be free from defects in
materials and/or workmanship for aperiod of three years from the date of
purchase, as evidenced by the date on the invoice of the product shipment
to the end user. This warranty expressly does not cover abuse, accidental or
purposeful damage, or any form of modification to the product. This war-
ranty does not cover moulage products. Only products manufactured at the
NASCO HEALTHCARE plant in Saugerties, NY receive this limited warranty
status. All other products sold through NASCO HEALTHCARE, but manu-
factured elsewhere, are subject to the warranties supplied by the product
manufacturer. These warranties may differ from the NASCO HEALTHCARE’S
warranty.
RETURN POLICY
NASCO HEALTHCARE reserves the right to either repair or replace affected
parts or the entire unit, at their sole discretion, after investigating and
reviewing the actual product and the damage. In most instances, a digital
photo of the product in question showing the damage will help qualify a
product for return to the factory. At no time will any product be accepted
without proper return authorization issued by NASCO HEALTHCARE.
Please contact our Customer Service Department to arrange a return.
Freight and Shipping charges are the sole responsibility of the end user.
No product will be received with shipping charges due. Serial number
and invoice number from the agency through whom the product was
purchased must be provided for warranty repairs. No return authorization
number will be provided without this information. Should you have any
questions or wish further information on any product we manufacture call
or write our Customer Service Department: