Nasco Life/form LF01155U User manual

ADVANCED SANITARY
CPR DOG
LF01155U
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Life/form®Products by Nasco
COPYRIGHT © NASCO 2000 PRINTED IN U.S.A. NP 22-00/RV 11-09
WARNING: Product contains dry natural rubber.
Other Available Simulators
LF00698U Adult Injectable Arm (White)
LF00855U Male Catheterization
LF00856U Female Catheterization
LF00901U Prostate Examination
LF00906U Ostomy Care
LF00929U Surgical Bandaging
LF00957U Enema Administration
LF00958U Pediatric Injectable Arm
LF00961U Intramuscular Injection
LF00984U Breast Examination
LF00995U Arterial Puncture Arm
LF00999U Pediatric Injectable Head
LF01005U First Aid Arm
LF01008U Intradermal Injection Arm
LF01012U Heart Catheterization (TPN)
LF01019U Ear Examination
LF01027U Peritoneal Dialysis
LF01028U Suture Practice Arm
LF01034U Suture Practice Leg
LF01036U Spinal Injection
LF01037U Hemodialysis Practice Arm
LF01038U Episiotomy Suturing Set
LF01042U Suture Kit
LF01062U Pelvic, Normal & Abnormal
LF01063U Stump Bandaging, Upper
LF01064U Stump Bandaging, Lower
LF01069U Cervical Effacement
LF01070U Birthing Station
LF01082U Cricothyrotomy
LF01083U Tracheostomy Care
LF01084U Sigmoidoscopic
Examination
LF01087U
Central Venous Cannulation
LF01095U Blood Pressure Arm
LF01108U Infant Intraosseous Infusion
LF01121U Advanced IV Arm
LF01131U Venipuncture and Injection Arm
LF01139U Advanced IV Hand
LF01142U Auscultation Trainer
LF01143U Testicular Exam
LF01152U Male & Female Catheter
LF01155U Advanced CPR Dog
LF01162U Venatech IV Trainer
LF01174U NG Tube & Trach Skills
LF01184U Venatech IM & Sub Q
LF01193U Special Needs Baby
LF03000U CPARLENE® Series
LF03601U Adult Airway Management
Trainer with Stand
LF03602U Adult Airway Management
Manikin
LF03609U Child Airway Management
Trainer with Stand
LF03616U 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 on a Stand
LF03633U Child Airway Management
Trainer Torso
LF03693U Basic Buddy™CPR Manikin
LF03699U “Airway Larry” Airway
Management Trainer
LF03709U Infant CRiSis™ Manikin
LF03720U Baby Buddy™Infant CPR Manikin
LF03750U Fat Old Fred
LF03760U Airway Management/Cricoid
Pressure Trainer
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
LF04200U Adult Sternal Intraosseous
Infusion
LF06001U CPR Prompt®Adult/Child
Manikin
LF06012U CPR Prompt®Infant Manikin
LF06200U CPR Prompt®Keychain
Rescue Aid
LF06204U CPR Prompt®Rescue and
Practice Aid
901 Janesville Avenue, P.O. Box 901
Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin 53538-0901
1-800-558-9595
www.eNasco.com • E-mail: [email protected]
Fort Atkinson
LF01155U_CPR_DOG 1 12/17/09 12:21:40 PM

Preparing for IV Infusion:
1. Prepare your IV bag and solution
(water recommended).
2. Have the leg set up as described
in the preceding section (“Setting
Up the IV Leg”).
3. Insert the butterfly needle into
the vein. “Flashback” will indicate
proper insertion.
4. Close the IV bag A clamp. Hang
the solution bag and connect it
to the butterfly set. Open the IV
bag B clamp. Infusion fluid
should flow into the vein and out
into IV bag B.
Control the rate of
flow by adjusting the clamp on
the solution bag.
Note: IV bags A and B may be
switched
as needed to maintain
adequate pressurization of the
system.
Injections:
Subcutaneous or intramuscular injec-
tions may be administered anywhere
on the
dog. Air is the recommended
injectant. If you prefer to inject liq-
uid, use only water. Be aware that
moisture will then be introduced into
the interior of the foam body and will
evaporate very slowly, especially with
intramuscular injections. Avoid punc-
turing the lung or airway system.
Troubleshooting:
1. Make sure all clamps have been
opened or closed correctly.
2. Check tubing for kinks or other
blockage.
3. Constant clamp pressure can
cause the tubing to pinch shut,
even after the clamp is loosened.
Slide the clamp to a new position
and work
the tubing with your
fingers to restore the lumen.
4. Forcing fluid through the system
with a large syringe may remove
clogs.
5. If no blockage is visible, remove
the leg fur and examine the tubing
for kinks.
Replacing the Vein Tubing:
1. Remove the leg fur.
2. Remove the old tubing from the
leg core channel and discard.
3. Snap the new tubing into place,
making sure that it is firmly seated
in the channel. (See Figure 4.)
Make sure it isn’t pinched or
kinked at any point, especially
where it angles upward at the
shoulder.
4. Unzip the body fur part way and
feed the inlet tube through the
right leg hole and out at the back
of the face. Reattach the fur and
all clamps and fittings.
Caring for the IV Leg:
1. After each class, drain the blood
and return it to the bottle for storage,
tightly capped.
2. Flush the system thoroughly by
running tap water through it into
a sink or basin.
3. Open all clamps and drain
excess water.
4. Avoid overfilling the bags or
hanging them too high, as this
will increase the pressure in the
system, resulting in leaks.
5. Use only Life/form® Vein
Replacement Tubing, as it is
specially treated to be compatible
with the leg core material.
Care of the Trainer:
The body fur may be unzipped and
removed for cleaning. Nasco recom-
mends hand washing in cool water
with a few drops of mild soap or
detergent, rinse thoroughly, roll in a
towel to remove excess water, then
air dry. Gently brush fur if desired. A
small amount of “shedding” is normal.
The fur on the face and legs may be
cleaned by rubbing with a damp cloth.
Do not immerse the dog in water.
Never use cleaning fluids or solvents.
41
About the Life/form®
CPR Dog Airway System:
The sanitary airway consists of a nose-
piece with a non-rebreathing valve, a
hose system with one-way valve, lung,
and exhaust vent. (See figure 1.) The
system is designed to minimize cross-
contamination between students. Each
student should use a separate nose-
piece, which should be discarded
after use as it cannot be effectively
sanitized. The hose system and lung
should also be replaced regularly to
prevent the buildup of moisture and
potentially harmful bacteria. The use of
a face shield between the nose-piece
and the muzzle is recommended to
prevent direct mouth contact with the
fur. If necessary, cut a small X in the
shield for the nose-piece to fit through.
Setting Up the Airway:
The CPR Dog comes with the inter-
nal hose system already installed. To
begin training, simply position your
face shield over the dog’s muzzle and
push the valve end of the nose-piece
through the shield into the white fitting
in the muzzle. (See figure 2.)
Replacing the Airway:
1. Remove the nose-piece.
2. Open the zipper far enough to
fold back the fur and expose
the airway.
3. Fold back the fur on the top of
the muzzle.
4. Remove and discard the old air
hose and lung.
5. Snap the new system into place,
starting at the nose end, making
sure that the lung lies flat against
the chest.
6. Feed the exhaust tubing out the
hole in the dog’s back. (See
figure 3.)
7. Replace the muzzle fur and close
the zipper.
Figure 1
Figure 2
lung
exhaust vent
internal
airway system
nosepiece
with valve
fitting
valve
muzzle fur folds over airway
face shield
LF01155U_CPR_DOG 3 12/17/09 12:21:41 PM

About the Intravenous Leg:
The Life/form® CPR Dog IV leg has
been designed to provide a realistic
experience in locating the cephalic
vein of the right foreleg. Students may
then practice needle insertion for blood
sampling or IV administration. For
longer vein life, always use a small
needle (22 ga. or smaller). Never use
dull or burred needles. The latex vein
tubing may be easily replaced when it
is no longer usable.
Setting Up the IV Leg:
The Life/form® CPR Dog IV leg comes
with the supplies needed to perform
most procedures. To perform intravenous
infusions, use distilled water or simu-
lated blood. To set up the trainer for a
blood draw:
1. Add 1 pint of distilled water to
the artificial blood concentrate
and mix well. Handle the blood
carefully, as it will stain skin
and fabric.
Figure 4
3
clamp
clamp
fittings
A
B
fittings
inlet tubing
outlet tubing
clamp
vein
channel
Using the Electronic Monitor:
Remove the battery cover from the
control box and install the 9V battery.
Replace the battery cover. The mani-
kin also comes with an AC/DC power
adapter for use when an outlet is avail-
able. Connect the CPR Dog to the
control box by snapping the two con-
nectors together. Note: the dog should
be disconnected from the control box
when not in use, especially if the bat-
tery is installed. The position sensor
may be easily activated during stor-
age, draining the battery.
 • Adequateairwaypressurevia
endotracheal (NOT mouth-to-
nose) ventilation will activate the
“correct ventilation” light on the
control box.
 • Appropriatehandplacementon
the chest will activate the “correct
position” light.
 • Appropriatechestpressurewill
activate the “correct compression”
light.
 • Thered“error”lightoroptional
audio signal indicates excessive
chest pressure.
Training with the
Life/form® CPR Dog:
CPR should always be performed from
the back of the dog with the animal lying
on its right side (left side UP). Place the
dog on a firm, nonslip surface.
Mouth-to-Nose Ventilation
Clamp the dog’s mouth shut with both
hands and blow gently into the nose.
Watch for chest to rise. Do not over-
inflate. The control box light will not
activate.
Endotracheal Ventilation
Establish an airway by inserting a 6 mm
or 6.5 mm lubricated cuffed endotra-
cheal tube into the simulated trachea
at the back of the throat. The cuff on
the ET tube must be inflated with a 12
cc syringe. Chest rise is visible only
with the mouth-to-nose method.
Chest Compression
Place your hands on the dog’s chest
just behind the shoulder, at the point
where the left elbow would meet the
body if the leg were pulled backward.
Use the heel of your hand to activate
the position light. The suggested rate
is 60 compressions and 12 breaths
per minute, or one breath for every five
compressions. Avoid excessive pres-
sure, as this may damage the trainer.
Resuscitation may be practiced with
one person or two, with one performing
compressions while the other ventilates.
Pulse
The femoral artery tubing is located
in the left hind leg. By manipulating
thesqueezebulb,theinstructorcan
simulate a variety of heart rates and
conditions.
Figure 3
2. Pour the blood into IV bag A,
making sure that the clamp is
closed. (See figure 4.)
3. Attach the tubing from the bag to
the inlet tubing of the leg. Hang
the bag, adjusting height as
needed.
4. Attach the outlet tubing to the
empty IV bag B. Have this bag
at, or slightly below, the level of
the dog, with the cap closed.
Pressurize the system by opening
all the clamps until the fluid in
the outlet tubing runs free of
bubbles. Close the IV bag B
clamp.
5. Blood can now be drawn from
any point on the vein. Use only
distilled water to prepare the site.
Blood will be aspirated when the
vein is punctured correctly.
2
LF01155U_CPR_DOG 4 12/17/09 12:21:42 PM

About the Intravenous Leg:
The Life/form® CPR Dog IV leg has
been designed to provide a realistic
experience in locating the cephalic
vein of the right foreleg. Students may
then practice needle insertion for blood
sampling or IV administration. For
longer vein life, always use a small
needle (22 ga. or smaller). Never use
dull or burred needles. The latex vein
tubing may be easily replaced when it
is no longer usable.
Setting Up the IV Leg:
The Life/form® CPR Dog IV leg comes
with the supplies needed to perform
most procedures. To perform intravenous
infusions, use distilled water or simu-
lated blood. To set up the trainer for a
blood draw:
1. Add 1 pint of distilled water to
the artificial blood concentrate
and mix well. Handle the blood
carefully, as it will stain skin
and fabric.
Figure 4
3
clamp
clamp
fittings
A
B
fittings
inlet tubing
outlet tubing
clamp
vein
channel
Using the Electronic Monitor:
Remove the battery cover from the
control box and install the 9V battery.
Replace the battery cover. The mani-
kin also comes with an AC/DC power
adapter for use when an outlet is avail-
able. Connect the CPR Dog to the
control box by snapping the two con-
nectors together. Note: the dog should
be disconnected from the control box
when not in use, especially if the bat-
tery is installed. The position sensor
may be easily activated during stor-
age, draining the battery.
 • Adequateairwaypressurevia
endotracheal (NOT mouth-to-
nose) ventilation will activate the
“correct ventilation” light on the
control box.
 • Appropriatehandplacementon
the chest will activate the “correct
position” light.
 • Appropriatechestpressurewill
activate the “correct compression”
light.
 • Thered“error”lightoroptional
audio signal indicates excessive
chest pressure.
Training with the
Life/form® CPR Dog:
CPR should always be performed from
the back of the dog with the animal lying
on its right side (left side UP). Place the
dog on a firm, nonslip surface.
Mouth-to-Nose Ventilation
Clamp the dog’s mouth shut with both
hands and blow gently into the nose.
Watch for chest to rise. Do not over-
inflate. The control box light will not
activate.
Endotracheal Ventilation
Establish an airway by inserting a 6 mm
or 6.5 mm lubricated cuffed endotra-
cheal tube into the simulated trachea
at the back of the throat. The cuff on
the ET tube must be inflated with a 12
cc syringe. Chest rise is visible only
with the mouth-to-nose method.
Chest Compression
Place your hands on the dog’s chest
just behind the shoulder, at the point
where the left elbow would meet the
body if the leg were pulled backward.
Use the heel of your hand to activate
the position light. The suggested rate
is 60 compressions and 12 breaths
per minute, or one breath for every five
compressions. Avoid excessive pres-
sure, as this may damage the trainer.
Resuscitation may be practiced with
one person or two, with one performing
compressions while the other ventilates.
Pulse
The femoral artery tubing is located
in the left hind leg. By manipulating
thesqueezebulb,theinstructorcan
simulate a variety of heart rates and
conditions.
Figure 3
2. Pour the blood into IV bag A,
making sure that the clamp is
closed. (See figure 4.)
3. Attach the tubing from the bag to
the inlet tubing of the leg. Hang
the bag, adjusting height as
needed.
4. Attach the outlet tubing to the
empty IV bag B. Have this bag
at, or slightly below, the level of
the dog, with the cap closed.
Pressurize the system by opening
all the clamps until the fluid in
the outlet tubing runs free of
bubbles. Close the IV bag B
clamp.
5. Blood can now be drawn from
any point on the vein. Use only
distilled water to prepare the site.
Blood will be aspirated when the
vein is punctured correctly.
2
LF01155U_CPR_DOG 4 12/17/09 12:21:42 PM

Preparing for IV Infusion:
1. Prepare your IV bag and solution
(water recommended).
2. Have the leg set up as described
in the preceding section (“Setting
Up the IV Leg”).
3. Insert the butterfly needle into
the vein. “Flashback” will indicate
proper insertion.
4. Close the IV bag A clamp. Hang
the solution bag and connect it
to the butterfly set. Open the IV
bag B clamp. Infusion fluid
should flow into the vein and out
into IV bag B.
Control the rate of
flow by adjusting the clamp on
the solution bag.
Note: IV bags A and B may be
switched
as needed to maintain
adequate pressurization of the
system.
Injections:
Subcutaneous or intramuscular injec-
tions may be administered anywhere
on the
dog. Air is the recommended
injectant. If you prefer to inject liq-
uid, use only water. Be aware that
moisture will then be introduced into
the interior of the foam body and will
evaporate very slowly, especially with
intramuscular injections. Avoid punc-
turing the lung or airway system.
Troubleshooting:
1. Make sure all clamps have been
opened or closed correctly.
2. Check tubing for kinks or other
blockage.
3. Constant clamp pressure can
cause the tubing to pinch shut,
even after the clamp is loosened.
Slide the clamp to a new position
and work
the tubing with your
fingers to restore the lumen.
4. Forcing fluid through the system
with a large syringe may remove
clogs.
5. If no blockage is visible, remove
the leg fur and examine the tubing
for kinks.
Replacing the Vein Tubing:
1. Remove the leg fur.
2. Remove the old tubing from the
leg core channel and discard.
3. Snap the new tubing into place,
making sure that it is firmly seated
in the channel. (See Figure 4.)
Make sure it isn’t pinched or
kinked at any point, especially
where it angles upward at the
shoulder.
4. Unzip the body fur part way and
feed the inlet tube through the
right leg hole and out at the back
of the face. Reattach the fur and
all clamps and fittings.
Caring for the IV Leg:
1. After each class, drain the blood
and return it to the bottle for storage,
tightly capped.
2. Flush the system thoroughly by
running tap water through it into
a sink or basin.
3. Open all clamps and drain
excess water.
4. Avoid overfilling the bags or
hanging them too high, as this
will increase the pressure in the
system, resulting in leaks.
5. Use only Life/form® Vein
Replacement Tubing, as it is
specially treated to be compatible
with the leg core material.
Care of the Trainer:
The body fur may be unzipped and
removed for cleaning. Nasco recom-
mends hand washing in cool water
with a few drops of mild soap or
detergent, rinse thoroughly, roll in a
towel to remove excess water, then
air dry. Gently brush fur if desired. A
small amount of “shedding” is normal.
The fur on the face and legs may be
cleaned by rubbing with a damp cloth.
Do not immerse the dog in water.
Never use cleaning fluids or solvents.
41
About the Life/form®
CPR Dog Airway System:
The sanitary airway consists of a nose-
piece with a non-rebreathing valve, a
hose system with one-way valve, lung,
and exhaust vent. (See figure 1.) The
system is designed to minimize cross-
contamination between students. Each
student should use a separate nose-
piece, which should be discarded
after use as it cannot be effectively
sanitized. The hose system and lung
should also be replaced regularly to
prevent the buildup of moisture and
potentially harmful bacteria. The use of
a face shield between the nose-piece
and the muzzle is recommended to
prevent direct mouth contact with the
fur. If necessary, cut a small X in the
shield for the nose-piece to fit through.
Setting Up the Airway:
The CPR Dog comes with the inter-
nal hose system already installed. To
begin training, simply position your
face shield over the dog’s muzzle and
push the valve end of the nose-piece
through the shield into the white fitting
in the muzzle. (See figure 2.)
Replacing the Airway:
1. Remove the nose-piece.
2. Open the zipper far enough to
fold back the fur and expose
the airway.
3. Fold back the fur on the top of
the muzzle.
4. Remove and discard the old air
hose and lung.
5. Snap the new system into place,
starting at the nose end, making
sure that the lung lies flat against
the chest.
6. Feed the exhaust tubing out the
hole in the dog’s back. (See
figure 3.)
7. Replace the muzzle fur and close
the zipper.
Figure 1
Figure 2
lung
exhaust vent
internal
airway system
nosepiece
with valve
fitting
valve
muzzle fur folds over airway
face shield
LF01155U_CPR_DOG 3 12/17/09 12:21:41 PM

Replacement Parts:
LF01164U Nose Pieces, pkg. of 10
SB34966U Face Shields, pkg. of 100
LF01158U Airway (hose and lung),
pkg. of 10
LF01179U Vein Replacement Tubing,
pkg. of 3
LF01155U_CPR_DOG 2 12/17/09 12:21:40 PM

ADVANCED SANITARY
CPR DOG
LF01155U
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Life/form®Products by Nasco
COPYRIGHT © NASCO 2000 PRINTED IN U.S.A. NP 22-00/RV 11-09
WARNING: Product contains dry natural rubber.
Other Available Simulators
LF00698U Adult Injectable Arm (White)
LF00855U Male Catheterization
LF00856U Female Catheterization
LF00901U Prostate Examination
LF00906U Ostomy Care
LF00929U Surgical Bandaging
LF00957U Enema Administration
LF00958U Pediatric Injectable Arm
LF00961U Intramuscular Injection
LF00984U Breast Examination
LF00995U Arterial Puncture Arm
LF00999U Pediatric Injectable Head
LF01005U First Aid Arm
LF01008U Intradermal Injection Arm
LF01012U Heart Catheterization (TPN)
LF01019U Ear Examination
LF01027U Peritoneal Dialysis
LF01028U Suture Practice Arm
LF01034U Suture Practice Leg
LF01036U Spinal Injection
LF01037U Hemodialysis Practice Arm
LF01038U Episiotomy Suturing Set
LF01042U Suture Kit
LF01062U Pelvic, Normal & Abnormal
LF01063U Stump Bandaging, Upper
LF01064U Stump Bandaging, Lower
LF01069U Cervical Effacement
LF01070U Birthing Station
LF01082U Cricothyrotomy
LF01083U Tracheostomy Care
LF01084U Sigmoidoscopic
Examination
LF01087U
Central Venous Cannulation
LF01095U Blood Pressure Arm
LF01108U Infant Intraosseous Infusion
LF01121U Advanced IV Arm
LF01131U Venipuncture and Injection Arm
LF01139U Advanced IV Hand
LF01142U Auscultation Trainer
LF01143U Testicular Exam
LF01152U Male & Female Catheter
LF01155U Advanced CPR Dog
LF01162U Venatech IV Trainer
LF01174U NG Tube & Trach Skills
LF01184U Venatech IM & Sub Q
LF01193U Special Needs Baby
LF03000U CPARLENE® Series
LF03601U Adult Airway Management
Trainer with Stand
LF03602U Adult Airway Management
Manikin
LF03609U Child Airway Management
Trainer with Stand
LF03616U 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 on a Stand
LF03633U Child Airway Management
Trainer Torso
LF03693U Basic Buddy™CPR Manikin
LF03699U “Airway Larry” Airway
Management Trainer
LF03709U Infant CRiSis™ Manikin
LF03720U Baby Buddy™Infant CPR Manikin
LF03750U Fat Old Fred
LF03760U Airway Management/Cricoid
Pressure Trainer
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
LF04200U Adult Sternal Intraosseous
Infusion
LF06001U CPR Prompt®Adult/Child
Manikin
LF06012U CPR Prompt®Infant Manikin
LF06200U CPR Prompt®Keychain
Rescue Aid
LF06204U CPR Prompt®Rescue and
Practice Aid
901 Janesville Avenue, P.O. Box 901
Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin 53538-0901
1-800-558-9595
www.eNasco.com • E-mail: [email protected]
Fort Atkinson
LF01155U_CPR_DOG 1 12/17/09 12:21:40 PM