Nasco LF01280U User manual

Copyright © Nasco 2016 HC18000028INM32
ONLINE: NascoHealthcare.com
E-MAIL: [email protected]
PHONE: [phone]
ADDRESS: 901 Janesville Ave.
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
HEALTHCARE
HEALTHCARE
Micro-Preemie
LF01280U & LF01281U
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Other Available Simulators
LF00690U Episiotomy Suturing Set
LF00908U Infant Circumcision Kit, Light
LF00909U Infant Circumcision Kit, Dark
LF00910U Infant Circumcision Kit, Medium
LF00911U Pre-Teen Circumcision Kit, Light
LF00912U Pre-Teen Circumcision Kit, Dark
LF00913U Pre-Teen Circumcision Kit Medium
LF00920U Teen Circumcision Kit, Light
LF00921U Teen Circumcision Kit, Dark
LF00922U Teen Circumcision Kit, Medium
LF00935U Young Adult Circumcision Kit,
Light
LF00936U Young Adult Circumcision Kit, Dark
LF00937U Young Adult Circumcision Kit,
Medium
LF00958U Pediatric Injectable Arm
LF00999U Pediatric Injectable Head
LF01000U Pediatric Lumbar Puncture
Simulator
LF01035U Infant Catheterization Trainer
LF01062U Pelvic, Normal & Abnormal
LF01070U Birthing Station Simulator
LF01108U Intraosseous Infusion Simulator
LF01193U Special Needs Infant
LF01400U Newborn Nursing Skills and
ALS Simulator
LF03609U Child Airway Management Trainer
with Stand
LF03616U Complete Child CRiSis™ Manikin
LF03617U Deluxe Child CRiSis™ Manikin
with Arrhythmia Tutor
LF03620U PALS Update Kit
LF03623U Infant Airway Management
Trainer with Stand
LF03632U Child Intraosseous
Infusion/Femoral Access Leg
LF03633U Child Airway Management
Trainer Torso
LF03709U Complete Infant CRiSis™ Manikin
LF03720U Baby Buddy
®
CPR Manikin
LF06001U CPR Prompt® Adult/Child Manikin
LF06012U CPR Prompt® Infant Manikin
LF00908U
LF01400U
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ABOUT THE SIMULATOR
The Nasco Life/form®manikin represents a 25-week neonate. The soft, flexible body and a variety of
built-in features make this a very lifelike and easy-to-use training aid for many scenarios.
LIST OF COMPONENTS
A. Micro-Preemie Manikin (LF01280U — Light)
or (LF01281U — Dark)
B. Preemie Hat
C. Preemie Diaper
D. 3 cc Syringe with Needle
E. ½-oz. Lubricant
F. 25-ga. Butterfly Infusion Set
G. Blood Powder with Spoon
H. Umbilical Cord
I. Replaceable Airway (2 total, 1 installed
in image)
J. Neural Tube Defect
K. Omphalocele
L. Bilateral Chest Block
M. Unilateral Chest Block
N. Removable Ostomy
O. Warranty Document (not pictured)
A.
Figure 1
SETUP
A. INSTALLING THE REPLACEABLE AIRWAY
1. Remove the installed lung block, if applicable, from the baby’s chest. (See figure 1.)
2. Thoroughly lubricate all of the outside surfaces of the airway and around the baby’s mouth.
3. Gently insert your lubricated finger into the airway over the tongue and epiglottis.
4. Push the tube end of the airway into the baby’s lubricated mouth. (See figure 2.)
5. Work your fingers around the inside of the mouth, freeing the baby’s lips. Be sure the airway is fully
installed.
Figure 2
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
I.
N.M.
H.
J.
L.
K.
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B. LUNG BLOCKS
1. Two different lung blocks have been pro-
vided: a normal block simulating bilateral
expansion of the lungs, and a second block
simulating a collapsed right lung. The two
blocks can be identified by the molded
diagram on the back.
2. To install either lung block, ensure the
airway is installed (See “A. Installing the
Replaceable Airway” for more information).
3. Apply a small amount of lubricant to the
short tubing section of the airway that projects into the chest cavity.
4. Insert the lubricated tubing section into the hole at the top of the lung block. (See figure 3.)
5. Fit the lung block into the chest cavity.
C. PATENT UMBILICUS
The umbilical stump has one functional vessel and functions like a plug that fits into the small reservoir
within the abdomen.
D. OSTOMY
The nonfunctional stoma can be positioned externally, or pulled out and reinserted with the skin side up.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
AIRWAY AND VENTILATION
The baby will accept a functioning 2.5 mm I.D. endotracheal tube (not included) with #0 Miller Blade.
The lubricated tube must be placed into the throat to produce a visible chest rise. Do not administer
fluids through the mouth. BVM can also be used to produce a chest rise.
GI
The left nostril will accept a 5 Fr nasogastric feeding tube (not provided). Fluids passed through the NG
tube will enter an embedded tube located under the chest block.
Note: Fluid administration is not recommended. Any fluid administered must be suctioned out. The
embedded tube is approximately 1-2 cc. Use water only, not formula. Always drain the system completely
when training is complete.
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Figure 3
UMBILICUS
The reservoir can be used to either draw or receive fluids. Maximum capacity is approximately 5 cc.
Do not overfill. Always use plain water, with or without the blood powder provided.
(Caution: Blood mixture will stain skin and fabric.) (See figures 4 & 5.) Always flush and drain the system
thoroughly and store with the plug hole open so the reservoir can dry.
Figure 4 Figure 5
NG Access with
5 cc FR NG Tube
ET Access with
#0 Miller and
2.5 mm ET Tube
Lung Cavity
Nonfunctional
Vein Sites
Umbilical
Reservoir
Nonfunctional
Vein
Nonfunctional
Scalp Vein Site
Chest Tube
Stoma
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PRESSURE ULCERS
The manikin shows several typical sites of skin breakdown: occiput and heels. (See figures 6 & 7.)
4
IV SITES
The Micro-Preemie has four molded-in sites typically used for peripheral IV access: right scalp, right foot,
left arm, and left hand. All four will accept an infusion device, but none of the sites are functional.
Note: The soft material of this manikin is self- healing and will accept a small gauge needle anywhere
on the body. Before insertion, make certain that the needle will not damage any underlying structures.
Over time, repeated punctures, especially in the same area, will result in damage to the simulator. Nasco
warranty does not cover damage caused by needle insertion.
CHEST TUBE
A permanent site in the baby’s right side will accept a nonfunctioning 8-10 FR chest tube for placement
and care practice.
Figure 6
Figure 7
Figure 8 Figure 9
BIRTH DEFECTS
A. Omphalocele
The umbilicus may be replaced with the omphalocele for specialized training. Ensure the abdominal
reservoir is empty. The omphalocele is nonfunctional. (See figure 8.)
B. Myelomeningocele (Neural Tube Defect)
The optional structure may be plugged into the small opening in the back of the Micro-Preemie.
(See figure 9.)
Actual product may vary slightly from photo. Nasco reserves the right to change product color, materials,
supplies, or function as needed.
5
OTHER
Various monitors and sensors may be connected to the Micro-Preemie just as they would be to a real
infant.
CARE OF THE SIMULATOR
• Nasco Micro-Preemie material is soft but durable and will last a long time with proper care.
• While the arms and legs are very flexible, avoid forcing them into extreme positions.
• The manikin is completely immersible in water and may be washed with mild soap or detergent
if soiled.
• Always allow all components to dry thoroughly before storage.
• Baby powder can be applied to the baby and its components for a less tacky skin surface.
AVAILABLE SUPPLIES/REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR MICRO-PREEMIE
LF01206(A)U Consumables Kit: 5 diapers, blood pack, 3 cc spoon, and lubricant
LF01211U Micro-Preemie Hat (colors vary)
LF01282U Bilateral Chest Block (light)
LF01283U Unilateral Chest Block (light)
LF01284U Airway Micro-Preemie
LF01285U Micro-Preemie Kit (umbilical cord, 2 defects)
LF01286U Bilateral Chest Block (dark)
LF01287U Unilateral Chest Block (dark)
LF01288U Stoma (light), pkg. of 5
LF01289U Stoma (dark), pkg. of 5
LF03461U Small, Soft Carry Bag
SB51833U Bulb Syringe, 2 oz.
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PRESSURE ULCERS
The manikin shows several typical sites of skin breakdown: occiput and heels. (See figures 6 & 7.)
4
IV SITES
The Micro-Preemie has four molded-in sites typically used for peripheral IV access: right scalp, right foot,
left arm, and left hand. All four will accept an infusion device, but none of the sites are functional.
Note: The soft material of this manikin is self- healing and will accept a small gauge needle anywhere
on the body. Before insertion, make certain that the needle will not damage any underlying structures.
Over time, repeated punctures, especially in the same area, will result in damage to the simulator. Nasco
warranty does not cover damage caused by needle insertion.
CHEST TUBE
A permanent site in the baby’s right side will accept a nonfunctioning 8-10 FR chest tube for placement
and care practice.
Figure 6
Figure 7
Figure 8 Figure 9
BIRTH DEFECTS
A. Omphalocele
The umbilicus may be replaced with the omphalocele for specialized training. Ensure the abdominal
reservoir is empty. The omphalocele is nonfunctional. (See figure 8.)
B. Myelomeningocele (Neural Tube Defect)
The optional structure may be plugged into the small opening in the back of the Micro-Preemie.
(See figure 9.)
Actual product may vary slightly from photo. Nasco reserves the right to change product color, materials,
supplies, or function as needed.
5
OTHER
Various monitors and sensors may be connected to the Micro-Preemie just as they would be to a real
infant.
CARE OF THE SIMULATOR
• Nasco Micro-Preemie material is soft but durable and will last a long time with proper care.
• While the arms and legs are very flexible, avoid forcing them into extreme positions.
• The manikin is completely immersible in water and may be washed with mild soap or detergent
if soiled.
• Always allow all components to dry thoroughly before storage.
• Baby powder can be applied to the baby and its components for a less tacky skin surface.
AVAILABLE SUPPLIES/REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR MICRO-PREEMIE
LF01206(A)U Consumables Kit: 5 diapers, blood pack, 3 cc spoon, and lubricant
LF01211U Micro-Preemie Hat (colors vary)
LF01282U Bilateral Chest Block (light)
LF01283U Unilateral Chest Block (light)
LF01284U Airway Micro-Preemie
LF01285U Micro-Preemie Kit (umbilical cord, 2 defects)
LF01286U Bilateral Chest Block (dark)
LF01287U Unilateral Chest Block (dark)
LF01288U Stoma (light), pkg. of 5
LF01289U Stoma (dark), pkg. of 5
LF03461U Small, Soft Carry Bag
SB51833U Bulb Syringe, 2 oz.
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B. LUNG BLOCKS
1. Two different lung blocks have been pro-
vided: a normal block simulating bilateral
expansion of the lungs, and a second block
simulating a collapsed right lung. The two
blocks can be identified by the molded
diagram on the back.
2. To install either lung block, ensure the
airway is installed (See “A. Installing the
Replaceable Airway” for more information).
3. Apply a small amount of lubricant to the
short tubing section of the airway that projects into the chest cavity.
4. Insert the lubricated tubing section into the hole at the top of the lung block. (See figure 3.)
5. Fit the lung block into the chest cavity.
C. PATENT UMBILICUS
The umbilical stump has one functional vessel and functions like a plug that fits into the small reservoir
within the abdomen.
D. OSTOMY
The nonfunctional stoma can be positioned externally, or pulled out and reinserted with the skin side up.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
AIRWAY AND VENTILATION
The baby will accept a functioning 2.5 mm I.D. endotracheal tube (not included) with #0 Miller Blade.
The lubricated tube must be placed into the throat to produce a visible chest rise. Do not administer
fluids through the mouth. BVM can also be used to produce a chest rise.
GI
The left nostril will accept a 5 Fr nasogastric feeding tube (not provided). Fluids passed through the NG
tube will enter an embedded tube located under the chest block.
Note: Fluid administration is not recommended. Any fluid administered must be suctioned out. The
embedded tube is approximately 1-2 cc. Use water only, not formula. Always drain the system completely
when training is complete.
6 3
Figure 3
UMBILICUS
The reservoir can be used to either draw or receive fluids. Maximum capacity is approximately 5 cc.
Do not overfill. Always use plain water, with or without the blood powder provided.
(Caution: Blood mixture will stain skin and fabric.) (See figures 4 & 5.) Always flush and drain the system
thoroughly and store with the plug hole open so the reservoir can dry.
Figure 4 Figure 5
NG Access with
5 cc FR NG Tube
ET Access with
#0 Miller and
2.5 mm ET Tube
Lung Cavity
Nonfunctional
Vein Sites
Umbilical
Reservoir
Nonfunctional
Vein
Nonfunctional
Scalp Vein Site
Chest Tube
Stoma
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Copyright © Nasco 2016 HC18000028INM32
ONLINE: NascoHealthcare.com
E-MAIL: [email protected]
PHONE: [phone]
ADDRESS: 901 Janesville Ave.
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
HEALTHCARE
HEALTHCARE
Micro-Preemie
LF01280U & LF01281U
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Other Available Simulators
LF00690U Episiotomy Suturing Set
LF00908U Infant Circumcision Kit, Light
LF00909U Infant Circumcision Kit, Dark
LF00910U Infant Circumcision Kit, Medium
LF00911U Pre-Teen Circumcision Kit, Light
LF00912U Pre-Teen Circumcision Kit, Dark
LF00913U Pre-Teen Circumcision Kit Medium
LF00920U Teen Circumcision Kit, Light
LF00921U Teen Circumcision Kit, Dark
LF00922U Teen Circumcision Kit, Medium
LF00935U Young Adult Circumcision Kit,
Light
LF00936U Young Adult Circumcision Kit, Dark
LF00937U Young Adult Circumcision Kit,
Medium
LF00958U Pediatric Injectable Arm
LF00999U Pediatric Injectable Head
LF01000U Pediatric Lumbar Puncture
Simulator
LF01035U Infant Catheterization Trainer
LF01062U Pelvic, Normal & Abnormal
LF01070U Birthing Station Simulator
LF01108U Intraosseous Infusion Simulator
LF01193U Special Needs Infant
LF01400U Newborn Nursing Skills and
ALS Simulator
LF03609U Child Airway Management Trainer
with Stand
LF03616U Complete Child CRiSis™ Manikin
LF03617U Deluxe Child CRiSis™ Manikin
with Arrhythmia Tutor
LF03620U PALS Update Kit
LF03623U Infant Airway Management
Trainer with Stand
LF03632U Child Intraosseous
Infusion/Femoral Access Leg
LF03633U Child Airway Management
Trainer Torso
LF03709U Complete Infant CRiSis™ Manikin
LF03720U Baby Buddy
®
CPR Manikin
LF06001U CPR Prompt® Adult/Child Manikin
LF06012U CPR Prompt® Infant Manikin
LF00908U
LF01400U
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