Nasco healthcare Simulaids 100-1296 User manual

100-2725B, 100-2750, 100-2750EXPORT, 100-2750EXPORTB/HC18000028INM48

HEALTHCARE

Adult CPR

Full Body Manikin

100-1296, 100-2700, 100-2725, & 100-2750

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Actual product may vary slightly from photo. Nasco reserves the right to change product color, materials,

supplies, or function as needed.

ONLINE: NascoHealthcare.com

EMAIL: [email protected]

PHONE: 1.800.431.4310

ADDRESS: P.O. Box 1289

16 Simulaids Drive

Saugerties, NY 12477

HEALTHCARE

Adult CPR Full Body Manikin

with Options

The purpose of this manual

is to familiarize the user

with the function, care

and maintenance of

Simulaids’ Adult CPR

Full Body manikin.

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This manual is not meant to provide instruction in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) or other emer-

gency life support procedures. This product can be used for demonstration and teaching proper CPR and

first aid techniques.

Features include: a carotid pulse, the normal range of motion of the extremities, and a full human body

for realistic practice in transport-rescue and lifesaving procedures. The lifelike anatomical landmarks

include: sternum, ribcage, substernal notch, and the natural resistance to chest compression. Add our

trauma options to allow training in basic CPR, lifesaving rescue procedures and trauma rescue.

The chart (below) shows the products covered by this instruction. Export models are sold with mouth/

nose pieces with the nares drilled. This allows for nose pinch procedures and ventilation through the nose.

All other features of the manikin are the same. The light console box for “with electronics” models is

battery operated. Four (4) AA batteries are included. Replacement part numbers are listed at the end of

the instruction booklet.

ITEM DESCRIPTION QUALIFIER

2700 Adult CPR Full Body Rescue/Trauma – Light base unit

2700EXPORT Adult CPR Full Body – Light mouthpiece nares drilled

2700 SPEC. Adult CPR Full Body – Light includes IV arm, carry bag, trauma moulage kit

2725 Adult CPR Full Body w/Console – Light light box included

2725EXPORT Adult CPR Full Body w/Console – Light light box included, mouthpiece nares drilled

2730EXPORT Adult CPR Full Body Export 145 lbs. weighted, mouthpiece nares drilled

2725B Adult CPR Full Body w/Console – Dark Dark 2700, light box included

2750 Adult CPR Full Body – Dark Dark 2700

2750EXPORT Adult CPR Full Body – Dark Dark 2700, mouthpiece nares drilled

2725EXPORTB Adult CPR Full Body w/Console – Dark Dark, light box included, mouthpiece nares drilled

WHAT YOU RECEIVE:

• Manikin

• 5 additional mouthpieces (replacements sold in 10-packs)

• 5 additional lung systems (replacements sold in 10-packs)

• 1 ball valve assemble (2701; electronic model 2727) installed

• 1 squeeze bulb assembly for the carotid pulse (item 2028)

• 1 pair of shorts (PP0383XL)

• 1 console box “with electronics” that indicates proper

hand position, adequate ventilations and adequate

compressions (2031)

OPTIONS THAT YOU MAY ORDER INCLUDE:

• Item 2725: CPR Full Body with electronics (a console with

LEDs that indicate proper hand position, adequate

ventilations and adequate compressions is included)

• Item 2704: Transport Rescue Head to use during rough

handling when you want to protect the CPR head from

damage

• Item 1373: A full body-sized carry bag for the manikin and

supplies

• Item1374: IV Lower Armwith Hand

• Item 6701: Trauma Moulage Kit

CONSTRUCTION

The CPR Manikin’s body is suspended on a skeleton of steel and flexible cable. Some enlargement of the

body segments (joints), cable connector openings or gaps between the body joints may develop with

extended use without affecting the serviceability of the manikin.

Do not allow print material to come in contact with the skin of your product. The ink will embed in the

porous surface and be impossible to remove. Ink stains are not covered under warranty.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Since Simulaids’ Adult CPR Full Body Manikin takes the place of a live victim in your training program, it

should be maintained with care and treated as you would any other valuable training tool. It should not

be dropped nor subjected to temperatures above 100°F. These precautions will prevent deformation of

the body and possible damage to the internal skeletal structure. Care should be taken to ensure that the

body and limbs are not punctured or torn. Simulaids’ Adult CPR Full Body Manikin features fully artic-

ulated limbs. However, care should be taken not to twist the arms and legs into positions that a human

body would not normally withstand. After each training exercise, or when needed, the manikin can be

washed with hot, soapy water. Do not immerse the product. The use of solvents or strong cleansers are

not recommended. However, an “all-purpose” cleaner (i.e., Fantastic® or 409®) may be used.

Special care should be taken not to have any print material come in contact with the skin surface. Ink will

transfer to the plastic parts and be next to impossible to remove. you will end up with a stain if ink embeds

on the plastic. Do not wrap it with newspaper or other print material when storing it. Ink stains are not

covered under warranty.

WARRANTY

Simulaids warrants this product to be free from any defect in materials and/or workmanship for a period

of three years from the date of purchase, as evidenced by the date of invoice when the product was

shipped to the end user. This warranty expressly does not cover abuse, accidental or purposeful damage,

or any form of modification to the product. Simulaids 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 at the plant without

proper return authorization issued by Simulaids.

Freight and shipping charges are the sole responsibility of the end user. No product will be received with

shipping chargers due. Any product considered for warranty work must be identified by serial number and

invoice number from the agency through whom the product was purchased. Without this information the

product will not be receive a return authorization number as required.

RETURN POLICY

Should it be necessary to return an item for credit or for any other reason, contact our Customer Service

Department to obtain an RGA Number. Please refer to your invoice number when phoning in your request

for returning merchandise. Should you have any questions or wish further information on any product we

manufacture, call or write our Customer Service Department.

REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST

2701 Airway Cutoff Ball Valve for

CPR/Trauma Manikin

2727 Airway Cutoff Ball Valve for

Electronic Model

2023 Channel Mouth/Nose Pieces – Light (10 pk.)

2601 Channel Mouth/Nose Pieces – Dark (10 pk.)

2507 Airways with Lungs (10 pk.)

2030 Lungs only (20 pk.)

2703 CPR Head (rigid) – Light

2704 Transport Rescue Head – Light

2754 Transport Rescue Head – Dark

1373 Carry/Storage Bag

1374 IV Lower Arm with Hand

1374B IV Lower Arm with Hand – Dark

6701 Trauma Moulage Kit – Light

6701B Trauma Moulage Kit – Dark

WEIGHTS & DIMENSIONS

Manikin weight 49 lbs. Shipping weight 60 lbs. Shipping dimensions: 50" L x 12" H x 21" W

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TO ATTACH LOWER LEGS

1. Place the manikin face down.

2. Align lower legs with the appropriate thigh.

3. Push pin through cable eye of lower leg.

4. Align pin with eye of thigh bolt and insert.

5. Secure with washer and pin clip.

HOW IT OPERATES

To promote sanitary practice, Simulaids’ Adult

CPR Full Body Manikin uses a system which

incorporates individual mouth/nose pieces that

are to be provided to each student and inserted

into the face cavity of the manikin during

that student’s turn to do ventilations. These

mouthpieces can be disinfected with any CDC

protocol solution designed for that purpose.

Dry the mouthpieces throughly before storing them. It is important that the mouth/nose piece be seated

securely on the stem of the ball valve in the mouth portion on the head. The photo above shows how the

mouthpiece is inserted.

CONNECT THE CONSOLE –

ELECTRONIC MODEL ONLY

INFLATION

When the head is in a neutral position, the ball in th Airway Cut-off Valve is in a forward position,

preventing air from entering the lungs. This replicates an obstructed airway of an unconscious person in

need of emergency ventilation. When proper head tilt and chin lift are applied, the ball will roll backward,

open the valve, and allow the air to pass through the non-rebreathing valve to the lung, which causes a

visible rise in the chest. When inflation ceases, the non-rebreathing valve closes and prevents the return

of air to the mouth and nose. However, the air will discharge from the lung through the back port of the

valve so that you will see the chest deflate.

Electronic model only: The green ventilation light on the console will light when proper ventilation is

performed.

CARDIAC COMPRESSION – ELECTRONIC MODEL ONLY

A hand position switch is attached to the sternum. Pressure on the switch activates a sensor in the

console box, lighting the blue correct hand position light. When the chest is compressed, another sensor

activates the white light which indicates the correct depth of compression.

RESCUE HEAD USE

The product comes with the CPR Head attachment. When you are focused on skills other than airway

maintenance, you may wish to put the Rescue Head on the manikin to preserve the integrity of the CPR

Head functions.

To install the Rescue Head:

1. Remove the CPR Head.

a. Pull the clip pin out of the neck rod.

b. Remove the neck rod.

c. Carefully lift the head off from the torso.

d. Disconnect the airway tube.

2. Install the Rescue Head

a. Position the head on the neck.

b. Put a washer on the neck rod.

c. Push the neck rod through the neck rod hole.

d. Install a washer on the end of the rod.

e. Insert the clip pin in the hole in the neck rod to secure it.

OPTIONAL IV ARM USE

The IV arm includes two fluid reservoir bags.

1. Make sure that both shut off clamps are closed on the fluid reservoir bags.

Fill one bag with simulated blood and close the fill plug. When closing the plug, gently squeeze all the

remaining air out of the bag so that as little air as possible remains trapped in the fluid reservoir bag.

3. Connect the fluid reservoir bag tubing to the training model by applying a small drop of liquid dish

washing soap on the tip of the fluid reservoir tubing. This will act as a lubricant and allow you to

easily insert the tubing tip all the way into the vein tubing. It is important to make sure that the ser-

rated edges of the fluid reservoir tubing of both reservoir bags are pushed far enough into the tubing

to affect a seal on the smooth portion of the tip. Otherwise, leaks may develop.

4. Connect the empty bag to the other IV vein line, which is a continuation of the other vein line to

which you have connected the blood bag. See step 3 to lubricate tubing tip.

5. Open the clamp to the empty reservoir bag and open the red plug to the empty reservoir bag. This

allows any air trapped in the veins to escape the system so that it will not be a factor later.

6. Open the blood fluid reservoir line clamp and let some of the fluid enter the empty bag.

7. Close the lower bag clamp and shut the red plug filler cap to the lower bag. You now have a full vein

for access. Leaving the clamp to the lower bag closed will allow you to attain a flash in the catheter

as you insert the needle into the vein. The higher the fluid reservoir bag of blood is hung, the more

pressure is created in the system to flash.

8. Once the catheter is installed and secured, open the lower bag tubing clamp to allow titration of the

drip in the IV set-up.

9. Phlebotomy can be accomplished without opening the lower tubing clamp.

10. When the simulated blood has run from the supply bag and the lower bag is full, change the posi-

tions of the two bags and the blood flow will reverse and continue to fill the veins.

STORAGE

If possible, the manikin should be stored at normal room temperature (62° F to 80° F). The optional

carry/storage bag (#1373) is an excellent way of keeping your manikin clean and damage-free while not

in use. Electronic model: disconnect the console box when not in use. Batteries should be removed for

long term storage.

Airway Cut-Off Valve Lung Port w/Lung

Hand Position Switch

Compression Bulb

Ventilation Switch

Top Port for Control Jack

Red Colored Tube to Red

Ventilation Port; Blue Tube to

Blue Ventilation Port

Electronic

Console Box

ILLUSTRATION OF INTERNAL PARTS AND THE

OPTIONAL CONSOLE BOX CONNECTIONS

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DISASSEMBLY

To remove the contaminate lung system and replace it:

1. Remove mouth/nose piece from face.

2. Remove chest skin from torso by detaching

strap snaps.

3. Remove or displace the chest plate.

4. Remove and discard the disposable lung.

5. Remove head.

a. Pull cotter pin from rod.

b. Pull out the rod.

c. Lift the head.

d. Detach the airway tube from the ball valve

by twisting the airway valve while pulling it

away from the ball valve base.

6. Pull airway tube from chest cavity.

7. Remove the ball valve assemble from the head

of necessary.

a. Unscrew the white nylon nut (will require

wrench or pliers).

ELECTRONIC MODEL ONLY

It is necessary to access the interior of the chest cavity in this model when you are changing the airway

tubing. Separate the pelvis from the torso.

1. Remove the hair cotter pin at the waist.

2. Slide the rod out.

3. The torso and pelvis will now separate with a gentle tug of the pelvis away from the torso.

To attach the torso to the pelvis, take these steps:

1. Align body parts.

2. Insert shaft from the left side.

3. Install washer and hairpin.

CLEANING & DISINFECTING

The only components of Simulaids’ Full Body CPR Manikin that require scrupulous disinfection are the

airway cutoff ball valve and the mouth/nose pieces. The airway tubing and valve are designed to be

disposed of at the end of the training class. however, they may be reused after carrying out the following

procedure:

1. Clean in mild soap and water.

2. Rinse thoroughly in clear water.

3. Disinfect as per CDC protocols.

4. Rinse thoroughly and dry.

REASSEMBLY

1. Secure the ball valve into head, making sure

that the longitude of the ball valve pipe is

oriented straight and parallel with the center

line of the head.

2. Replace nylon nut if you removed it. Make sure that the alignment is correct and tighten the nut

securely with a wrench or pliers to hold the ball valve securely in position.

3. Insert the one way valve located at the top of the airway into the opened port of the ball valve inside

the head.

4. Feed tubing down through hole in neck.

5. Re-attach head with clevis pin and hair cotter pin.

6. Attach lung to airway tube.

7. Reposition chest plate and secure with strap snap.

8. Reposition overlay and attach snaps of the waist strap and the shoulder straps by crossing them to

the opposite side of the body.

9. Attach squeeze bulb assembly if carotid pulses are desired. Twist the tubing when inserting it into

the neck connection. This will assist it in staying in place.

ELECTRONIC MODEL REASSEMBLY

1. Reach into chest cavity and feed airway tubing through the hole in chest cavity.

2. Attach the lung to airway tube.

3. Fit upper and lower torso together.

a. Feed the rod through the waist tube.

b. Position washer over the end of the rod.

c. Attach hair cotter pin.

4. Put chest plate and chest skin in place.

CAROTID PULSE

To activate the pulse, plug the connector from the squeeze

bulb assembly into the portal behind the left ear. Rhythmically

squeeze to simulate the pulse.

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DISASSEMBLY

To remove the contaminate lung system and replace it:

1. Remove mouth/nose piece from face.

2. Remove chest skin from torso by detaching

strap snaps.

3. Remove or displace the chest plate.

4. Remove and discard the disposable lung.

5. Remove head.

a. Pull cotter pin from rod.

b. Pull out the rod.

c. Lift the head.

d. Detach the airway tube from the ball valve

by twisting the airway valve while pulling it

away from the ball valve base.

6. Pull airway tube from chest cavity.

7. Remove the ball valve assemble from the head

of necessary.

a. Unscrew the white nylon nut (will require

wrench or pliers).

ELECTRONIC MODEL ONLY

It is necessary to access the interior of the chest cavity in this model when you are changing the airway

tubing. Separate the pelvis from the torso.

1. Remove the hair cotter pin at the waist.

2. Slide the rod out.

3. The torso and pelvis will now separate with a gentle tug of the pelvis away from the torso.

To attach the torso to the pelvis, take these steps:

1. Align body parts.

2. Insert shaft from the left side.

3. Install washer and hairpin.

CLEANING & DISINFECTING

The only components of Simulaids’ Full Body CPR Manikin that require scrupulous disinfection are the

airway cutoff ball valve and the mouth/nose pieces. The airway tubing and valve are designed to be

disposed of at the end of the training class. however, they may be reused after carrying out the following

procedure:

1. Clean in mild soap and water.

2. Rinse thoroughly in clear water.

3. Disinfect as per CDC protocols.

4. Rinse thoroughly and dry.

REASSEMBLY

1. Secure the ball valve into head, making sure

that the longitude of the ball valve pipe is

oriented straight and parallel with the center

line of the head.

2. Replace nylon nut if you removed it. Make sure that the alignment is correct and tighten the nut

securely with a wrench or pliers to hold the ball valve securely in position.

3. Insert the one way valve located at the top of the airway into the opened port of the ball valve inside

the head.

4. Feed tubing down through hole in neck.

5. Re-attach head with clevis pin and hair cotter pin.

6. Attach lung to airway tube.

7. Reposition chest plate and secure with strap snap.

8. Reposition overlay and attach snaps of the waist strap and the shoulder straps by crossing them to

the opposite side of the body.

9. Attach squeeze bulb assembly if carotid pulses are desired. Twist the tubing when inserting it into

the neck connection. This will assist it in staying in place.

ELECTRONIC MODEL REASSEMBLY

1. Reach into chest cavity and feed airway tubing through the hole in chest cavity.

2. Attach the lung to airway tube.

3. Fit upper and lower torso together.

a. Feed the rod through the waist tube.

b. Position washer over the end of the rod.

c. Attach hair cotter pin.

4. Put chest plate and chest skin in place.

CAROTID PULSE

To activate the pulse, plug the connector from the squeeze

bulb assembly into the portal behind the left ear. Rhythmically

squeeze to simulate the pulse.

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