Nasco healthcare Lf01122u User manual

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PHONE: 1.800.431.4310

ADDRESS: 901 Janesville Ave.

Fort Atkinson, WI 53538

HEALTHCARE

Advanced Skin & Vein

Replacement

LF01122U (Light)

LF01123U (Dark)

LF01124U (Vein)

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Other Available Simulators

WARNING: Products may contain dry natural rubber.

Do not remove film from tubing.

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LF01007U

LF03637U

LF00958U

LF00698U Adult Injectable Arm (Light)

LF00958U Pediatric Injectable Arm

LF00961U Intramuscular Injection

LF00995U Arterial Puncture Arm

LF00999U Pediatric Injectable Head

LF01005U First Aid Arm

LF01007U Adult IV Foot

LF01008U Intradermal Injection Arm

LF01012U Heart Catheterization (TPN)

LF01036U Spinal Injection

LF01037U Hemodialysis Practice Arm

LF01087U Central Venous Cannulation

LF01108U Infant Intraosseous Infusion

LF01121U Advanced IV Arm

LF01131U Venipuncture and Injection Arm

LF01139U Advanced IV Hand

LF01162U Venatech IV Trainer

LF01184U Venatech IM & Sub Q

LF03616U Complete Child CRiSis™Manikin

LF03617U Deluxe Child CRiSis™Manikin with

Arrhythmia Tutor

LF03620U PALS Update Kit

LF03632U Child Intraosseous Infusion/Femoral

Access Leg on a Stand

LF03636U Infant IV Leg

LF03637U Infant IV Arm

LF03709U Infant CRiSis™Manikin

LF03770U Chest Tube

LF03953U CRiSis™Manikin, Complete

LF03955U Deluxe CRiSis™Manikin

LF03956U Deluxe “Plus” CRiSis™Manikin

LF03965U

Adult CRiSis™Auscultation

Manikin

LF03966U Adult CRiSis™Auscultation

Manikin with ECG Simulator

LF04000U GERi™/KERi™ Manikin Series

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LIST OF COMPONENTS FOR LF01122U

• 8 Tubing Adapters

• 4 Dry Natural Rubber Tubes (Veins)

• Shoestring

• 2-oz. Bottle of Lubricant

• Replacement Arm Skin (Light)

LIST OF COMPONENTS FOR LF01123U

• 8 Tubing Adapters

• 4 Dry Natural Rubber Tubes (Veins)

• Shoestring

• 2-oz. Bottle of Lubricant

• Replacement Arm Skin (Dark)

LIST OF COMPONENTS FOR LF01124U

• 8 Tubing Adapters

• 4 Dry Natural Rubber Tubes (Veins)

• 2-oz. Bottle of Lubricant

Manifold

Tubing

Adapter

Replacement

Tubing

White Tubing Connectors

Your Life/form®replacement kit includes eight

tubing adapters. If the manifold block in your

IV arm has black tubing connectors, discard

the eight tubing adapters and proceed with just

the replacement tubing. If the manifold on your

IV arm has two black and eight white tubing

connectors, you will need to use the new adapters

included in the kit. To connect the new adapters,

simply slide the eight adapters over the connec-

tors after the old veins have been removed. After

you are finished connecting the new adapters,

proceed with the vein replacement as described in

the instruction manual.

Note: The new tubing adapters may be left con-

nected to the connector block during future vein

replacements. You do not need to replace these

after they have been installed.

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REMOVING THE ARM SKIN AND VEINS

A. To remove the skin from the arm core, open the shoestring at the top of the arm.

B. Remove the inlet and outlet tubes from the arm skin.

C. Coat the exterior skin lightly with the lubricant and strip off the skin so that it will be inside out when

you finish. (See figure 1.)

Note: If you are replacing the skin and the veins, simply cut the skin free from the arm core using

scissors and discard. If replacing only the veins, pull the skin down only far enough to expose the

veins without removing the skin completely from the fingers. This will make it easier to pull the skin

back on when finished.

D. Remove the foam shoulder injection pad. (See figure 2.)

E. Remove the bicep muscle located over the manifold.

F. Remove the old “veins” from the grooves, unplug them from the manifold, and discard them.

G. If needed, clean the arm core with soap and water.

Figure 1 Figure 2

B. Plug one end of tubing into fitting #1. (See figure 4 – Red.)

Note: A small amount of lubricant or water will make it easier to slide the tubing over the connector.

Also, the plastic wrap around the tubing may need to be pulled back from the end of the tubing ½". Work

the tubing completely into the channel over the back of the arm, around the third finger from the inside,

and back over the arm in the same channel. Connect the end of the tubing into fitting #4. Veins may be

trimmed with scissors if necessary for a good fit; just make sure that the connector block is back in its

correct location within the core and that the tubing is not kinked, pinched, or too tightly stretched. Slight

pinching in the finger area is normal and will not obstruct blood flow.

REPLACING THE VEIN TUBING

A. Figure 3 shows how the four vein tubing sections should

be connected to the connector block. The tube fittings are

not shown.

Note: All diagrams have been color coded for illustration

purposes only. The latex veins you received with your kit are

all the same color and length and may be used inter-

changeably. Figure 3

Figure 4

G. Feed the inlet/outlet tubing through the skin to the outside.

H. Adjust the skin over the upper shoulder and retie the lace to hold it in position. Rinse the lubricant

from the skin with warm water.

If the skin stretches slightly during use, it can be tightened by retying the lace.

SUPPLIES AND REPLACEMENT PARTS

LF00845U Life/form®Blood, 1 quart

LF00846U Life/form®Blood, 1 gallon

LF00991U Shoulder Injection Pad Replacement

LF00993U Replacement Vein Manifold

LF00985U Lubricant, pack of 6, 2-oz. bottles

LF00996U Vyna-Bond Adhesive

LF01022U Fluid Supply Stand

LF01099U Vein Tubing Sealant

LF01104U Life/form®IV Arm Skin & Vein Replacement DVD — FREE

LF01105U Life/form®IV Arm Set-Up & Troubleshooting DVD — FREE

LF01122U Light Skin & Vein Replacement Kit

LF01123U Dark Skin & Vein Replacement Kit

LF01124U Vein Replacement Kit

LF01130U Fluid Supply Bag

LF09919U Nasco Cleaner

Figure 1 Figure 2

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

supplies, or function as needed.

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Refer to Figure 4 (Green). Plug one end of the tubing into fitting #2. Press the tubing into the channel,

around the loop near the wrist, and back to the connector block at fitting #3.

D. Refer to Figure 5 (Yellow). Plug one end of the tubing into fitting #7. Work it into the channel down

the forearm, around the palm side of the thumb, and back toward the connector block in the same

channel. Pass the tubing over the first section of “green” tubing and under the second section (refer

to diagram above). Connect the tubing to fitting #5.

Figure 4

Figure 5

E. Refer to Figure 6 (Blue). Plug one end of the tubing into fitting #6. Tuck it under the “green” tubing,

then continue to press it into the channel, taking extra care to minimize pinching in the loops around the

two fingers and the back of the hand. Run the tubing under the “red” tubing and over both lengths of

“yellow” tubing before connecting to fitting #8.

F. Double check that all the tubing is in the correct channel and free of kinks or other obstructions. Check

that all fitting connections are as tight as possible to prevent leaks.

REASSEMBLING THE ARM

A. Feed the inlet/outlet tube through the large channel and out the hole in the upper arm. Replace the

muscle pad over it.

B. Pour the remaining lubricant into the skin, allowing lubricant to run down the sides (See figure 7.)

Squeeze the skin between extended hands. Work your hands back and forth, up and down the skin

to coat the inside of the skin thoroughly.

C. Grasping the skin with both hands, slide the skin down over the core until the fingers are approach-

ing the finger holes (See figure 8.) (Caution: work the skin on gently — pulling hard on the end of

the skin can stretch or tear the material.) As the skin is worked down over the core, be sure that the

tubing remains in the channels.

D. Guide the fingers and thumb carefully into the proper holes. Mistakes can be corrected by sliding

the skin back an inch or two from the fingers and beginning again. If air has been trapped in the

fingertips, make a small vent hole beneath the fingernail with a 22-gauge needle.

E. After the fingers are positioned in the hand, slide the skin over the remainder of the core to provide a

snug fit. (See figure 9.)

Figure 6

F. Feel along the tubing channel to make sure that the tubing is correctly seated. Tubing that has

moved can usually be moved back into position by working on the outside of the skin. (See figure 10.)

Figure 7 Figure 8 Figure 9

Figure 10

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Refer to Figure 4 (Green). Plug one end of the tubing into fitting #2. Press the tubing into the channel,

around the loop near the wrist, and back to the connector block at fitting #3.

D. Refer to Figure 5 (Yellow). Plug one end of the tubing into fitting #7. Work it into the channel down

the forearm, around the palm side of the thumb, and back toward the connector block in the same

channel. Pass the tubing over the first section of “green” tubing and under the second section (refer

to diagram above). Connect the tubing to fitting #5.

Figure 4

Figure 5

E. Refer to Figure 6 (Blue). Plug one end of the tubing into fitting #6. Tuck it under the “green” tubing,

then continue to press it into the channel, taking extra care to minimize pinching in the loops around the

two fingers and the back of the hand. Run the tubing under the “red” tubing and over both lengths of

“yellow” tubing before connecting to fitting #8.

F. Double check that all the tubing is in the correct channel and free of kinks or other obstructions. Check

that all fitting connections are as tight as possible to prevent leaks.

REASSEMBLING THE ARM

A. Feed the inlet/outlet tube through the large channel and out the hole in the upper arm. Replace the

muscle pad over it.

B. Pour the remaining lubricant into the skin, allowing lubricant to run down the sides (See figure 7.)

Squeeze the skin between extended hands. Work your hands back and forth, up and down the skin

to coat the inside of the skin thoroughly.

C. Grasping the skin with both hands, slide the skin down over the core until the fingers are approach-

ing the finger holes (See figure 8.) (Caution: work the skin on gently — pulling hard on the end of

the skin can stretch or tear the material.) As the skin is worked down over the core, be sure that the

tubing remains in the channels.

D. Guide the fingers and thumb carefully into the proper holes. Mistakes can be corrected by sliding

the skin back an inch or two from the fingers and beginning again. If air has been trapped in the

fingertips, make a small vent hole beneath the fingernail with a 22-gauge needle.

E. After the fingers are positioned in the hand, slide the skin over the remainder of the core to provide a

snug fit. (See figure 9.)

Figure 6

F. Feel along the tubing channel to make sure that the tubing is correctly seated. Tubing that has

moved can usually be moved back into position by working on the outside of the skin. (See figure 10.)

Figure 7 Figure 8 Figure 9

Figure 10

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