Nasco Simulaids brad cpr Parts list manual

PP1291, PP2271, PP2275, PP2800, PP2801, PP2801E, PP2803, PP2804, PP2814, PP2827, PP2829, PP2828, PP2850, PP2856/HC18000028INM7

HEALTHCARE

BRAD CPR

ASSEMBLY & OPERATION

INSTRUCTIONS

ONLINE: NascoHealthcare.com

E-MAIL: [email protected]

PHONE: 1.800.431.4310

ADDRESS: P.O. Box 1289, 16 Simulaids Dr.

Saugerties, NY 12477

Item Description

2271 Brad Jr.

2275 Brad Jr. with Electronics

2800 Brad

2801 Brad with Carry Bag

2801E Brad Ethnic with Carry Bag

2803 Paul with Carry Bag

2804 Jaw Thrust Brad with Carry Bag

2814 JT Brad with Electronics and Carry Bad

2827 Helal with Carry Bag

2829 Helal with Electronics and Carry Bag

2828 Brad Ethnic with Electronics and Carry Bag

2850 Brad with Electronics and Carry Bag

2856 Paul with Electronics and Carry Bag

The chart at left indicates the products that use

this instruction manual.

This manikin is intended to be used as an instructional aide in the

teaching and demonstrating of CPR procedures to individuals.

CPR MOUTHPIECE

CLEANING & DISINFECTING INSTRUCTIONS

Instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the CPR Mouthpieces, item numbers, 2023

(all versions), 2601 (all versions), 2223, 2082, 2162, 2068, 2083, 2162B, and 2069.

Clean & Disinfect

Steps:

1. Clean as usual with your local CDC protocol.

2. To remove from solution:

a. hold mouthpiece with the back of it towards the palm of you hand.

b. squeeze the cheeks.

c. pour cleaning solution from the hole in the mouth.

d. continue squeezing the mouthpiece and shake it vigorously 2 or 3 times

to assist in removing excess moisture.

3. Place mouthpiece onto its cheek on a flat surface.

4. Let air dry 1 hour to ensure that the interior of the mouthpiece thoroughly dries.

Part Numbers

2271 Brad Jr.

2275 Brad Jr. with Electronics

2801 Brad with Carry Bag

2804 Jaw Thrust Brad with Carry Bag

2805 Airway/Lung System, 24 Pack

2023 Mouth/Nose Piece, 10 Pack

2526 Carry Bag with Kneeling Pads

2280 Airway/Lung System, 24 Pack

2023ETHNIC Mouth/Nose Piece, 10 Pack

2023EXPORT Mouth/Lung Pieces (nares open) Export, 10 pack

Return Policy

Should it be necessary to return an item for credit or for any

other reason, contact our Customer Care 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 Care Department.

Warranty

Simulaids®warrants their products to be free from defects in materials

and/or workmanship for a period of three years from the date of pur-

chase, as evidenced by the date on the invoice of the product shipment

to the end user. The warranty expressly does not cover abuse, acciden-

tal or purposeful damage, or any form of modification to the product.

Simulaids®reserves the right to either 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

factory 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 charges due. Any product

considered for warranty work must be identified by serial number and

invoice number from the agency through whom the product was pur-

chased. Without this information the product will not receive a return

authorization number as required.

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.

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Thank you for buying a Simulaids

product. This instruction

guide will familiarize you with Simulaids

Brad CPR manikins.

These healthcare trainers offer features for the proper appli-

cation of CPR techniques, including: chin lift to open airway,

ventilation with rescue breathing and BVM use, compressions

against typical adult chest resistance and proper positioning

of hand and body to be effective with proper technique.

Designed with your training needs in mind, Brad CPR’s real-

istic looks, accurate anatomical landmarks, and economical

individual-use mouth/nose pieces with disposable airway/

lung system and non-rebreathing valve will continue to rein-

force the manikin’s value. The manikin’s sturdy vinyl covered

torso means quick, wipe-clean maintenance. With proper

care and storage, Brad manikins last more than ten years and

are tested to sustain over a million compressions.

The below photo shows the jaw thrust maneuver featured

only with JT Brad manikins. Use a water-based lubricant

between the jaw and the head to assist in the easy operation

of this feature.

Brad/JT/JR Brad Airway Removal

Steps:

1. Remove mouth/nose piece from the manikin’s face cavity.

2. Remove the connector from the one-way valve stem from

inside the face cavity.

3. Lay the manikin on its back and pull the chest skin overlay

off the shoulders and down toward the stomach below

the chest plate and lung. Brad JR CPR manikins excludes

the chest plate. All other operations are the same.

4. Tilt the head back and reach under the chin and pull the

one-way valve out of the hole in the face.

5. Slide the bottom lung slots off from the chest plate and

remove the lung from behind the chest plate and discard

the lung. Brad JR CPR manikins excludes the chest plate.

All other operations are the same.

Steps:

1. Select a plastic exhaust manifold cap and install it on the

opened port of the one-way valve next to the lung bag.

2. Lay the manikin on its back. Tilt the head back and

grasp the airway assembly by the one-way valve and

insert it through the hole in the valve by guiding the

one-way valve under the chin, with the plastic exhaust

manifold cap towards the back ot the head. Be sure

that the airway tube is forward and lays flat. Press the

connector onto the one-way valve stem. DO NOT

PRESS straight on. Angle and apply a twisting motion

while pressing forward.

3. Lay the lung behind the chest plate and secure the two

slots in the bottom of the lung by placing the slots over

the bottom ribs of the chest plate. Brad JR CPR manikin

excludes the chest plate. All other operations are the

same.

4. Pull the lung up until it rests against the neck collar. If

the lung is too low, it will detach from the manikin’s head

when the chin lift maneuver is done.

5. Make sure the chest plate is properly positioned and

pull the chest skin overlay back up over the manikin’s

shoulders.

6. Replace the mouth/nose piece in the face cavity.

NOTE: Brad with electronics or without electronics

airway/lung replacement procedure is the same.

Brad/JT Brad Airway Installation Brad with Electronics

This product includes a console box that displays lights when

you do appropriate skills. The blue light shines when you have

your hands in the correct potion. The green light shines when

you have ventilated adequately. The white light shines when

you have compressed adequately (2+").

Steps:

1. To set up the manikin with electronics, first install the

four “AA” batteries in the compartment in the console

box.

2. Then place the console box next to the left side of the

Brad torso near the base. Note that one wire from the

manikin exits the back of the unit from under the overlay

skin.

3. Connect the two wire pairs and the tubing pair. You can-

not get them backwards because the wire connections

are paired with opposite terminals.

4. Correct hand position will turn on the blue light.

5. Adequate ventilation will turn on the green light.

6. Adequate compression depth will turn on the white light.

Troubleshooting

The chest plate has a magnet installed in the upper left sec-

tion. This magnet rests on top of the lung system in a position

over the torso magnetic switch. When the lung is inflated, the

magnet is lifted off the chest and the green light comes on. If

the light is on all the time, reposition the chest plate.

The switch that connects the blue light terminals lies on the

sternum of the chest plate. If your correct hand position does

not turn on the light, check to see that the switch strip is

positioned in line with the sternum. If it twists off center, it will

not make contact when hands are placed upon it. If the blue

light is constantly on, lightly bend the strip ends up so that they

don‘t contact the terminals until hand pressure is applied.

If your airway disconnects from the head when you do a chin

lift, you must move the lung system higher on the torso to

allow the airway tube to fully extend without tensing during

the chin lift.

Cleaning & Disinfecting

Manikin

Wash with warm, soapy water or clean with water soluble

cleaners. Do not immerse. The foam in the chest will adsorb

moisture and will not dry out. This will result in problems with

biological growth; smell, germs, etc.

Mouth/Nose Pieces

Mouth/nose pieces are made for disinfecting and reusing.

Follow the instructions below for cleaning each mouth/nose

piece after each student use to prevent cross-contamination

between students.

• Clean in mild, soapy water

• Rinse thoroughly

• Follow local CDC or Health Department regulations for

disinfection protocols

• Dry before storing

• Do not use bleach full strength

The one-way valve on the airway/lung prevents cross contam-

ination, but biological contamination requires that the airway/

lung is disposed of at the end of the teaching day.

HEALTHCARE

HC18000028INM7.indd 3-4 8/20/18 3:52 PM

Thank you for buying a Simulaids

product. This instruction

guide will familiarize you with Simulaids

Brad CPR manikins.

These healthcare trainers offer features for the proper appli-

cation of CPR techniques, including: chin lift to open airway,

ventilation with rescue breathing and BVM use, compressions

against typical adult chest resistance and proper positioning

of hand and body to be effective with proper technique.

Designed with your training needs in mind, Brad CPR’s real-

istic looks, accurate anatomical landmarks, and economical

individual-use mouth/nose pieces with disposable airway/

lung system and non-rebreathing valve will continue to rein-

force the manikin’s value. The manikin’s sturdy vinyl covered

torso means quick, wipe-clean maintenance. With proper

care and storage, Brad manikins last more than ten years and

are tested to sustain over a million compressions.

The below photo shows the jaw thrust maneuver featured

only with JT Brad manikins. Use a water-based lubricant

between the jaw and the head to assist in the easy operation

of this feature.

Brad/JT/JR Brad Airway Removal

Steps:

1. Remove mouth/nose piece from the manikin’s face cavity.

2. Remove the connector from the one-way valve stem from

inside the face cavity.

3. Lay the manikin on its back and pull the chest skin overlay

off the shoulders and down toward the stomach below

the chest plate and lung. Brad JR CPR manikins excludes

the chest plate. All other operations are the same.

4. Tilt the head back and reach under the chin and pull the

one-way valve out of the hole in the face.

5. Slide the bottom lung slots off from the chest plate and

remove the lung from behind the chest plate and discard

the lung. Brad JR CPR manikins excludes the chest plate.

All other operations are the same.

Steps:

1. Select a plastic exhaust manifold cap and install it on the

opened port of the one-way valve next to the lung bag.

2. Lay the manikin on its back. Tilt the head back and

grasp the airway assembly by the one-way valve and

insert it through the hole in the valve by guiding the

one-way valve under the chin, with the plastic exhaust

manifold cap towards the back ot the head. Be sure

that the airway tube is forward and lays flat. Press the

connector onto the one-way valve stem. DO NOT

PRESS straight on. Angle and apply a twisting motion

while pressing forward.

3. Lay the lung behind the chest plate and secure the two

slots in the bottom of the lung by placing the slots over

the bottom ribs of the chest plate. Brad JR CPR manikin

excludes the chest plate. All other operations are the

same.

4. Pull the lung up until it rests against the neck collar. If

the lung is too low, it will detach from the manikin’s head

when the chin lift maneuver is done.

5. Make sure the chest plate is properly positioned and

pull the chest skin overlay back up over the manikin’s

shoulders.

6. Replace the mouth/nose piece in the face cavity.

NOTE: Brad with electronics or without electronics

airway/lung replacement procedure is the same.

Brad/JT Brad Airway Installation Brad with Electronics

This product includes a console box that displays lights when

you do appropriate skills. The blue light shines when you have

your hands in the correct potion. The green light shines when

you have ventilated adequately. The white light shines when

you have compressed adequately (2+").

Steps:

1. To set up the manikin with electronics, first install the

four “AA” batteries in the compartment in the console

box.

2. Then place the console box next to the left side of the

Brad torso near the base. Note that one wire from the

manikin exits the back of the unit from under the overlay

skin.

3. Connect the two wire pairs and the tubing pair. You can-

not get them backwards because the wire connections

are paired with opposite terminals.

4. Correct hand position will turn on the blue light.

5. Adequate ventilation will turn on the green light.

6. Adequate compression depth will turn on the white light.

Troubleshooting

The chest plate has a magnet installed in the upper left sec-

tion. This magnet rests on top of the lung system in a position

over the torso magnetic switch. When the lung is inflated, the

magnet is lifted off the chest and the green light comes on. If

the light is on all the time, reposition the chest plate.

The switch that connects the blue light terminals lies on the

sternum of the chest plate. If your correct hand position does

not turn on the light, check to see that the switch strip is

positioned in line with the sternum. If it twists off center, it will

not make contact when hands are placed upon it. If the blue

light is constantly on, lightly bend the strip ends up so that they

don‘t contact the terminals until hand pressure is applied.

If your airway disconnects from the head when you do a chin

lift, you must move the lung system higher on the torso to

allow the airway tube to fully extend without tensing during

the chin lift.

Cleaning & Disinfecting

Manikin

Wash with warm, soapy water or clean with water soluble

cleaners. Do not immerse. The foam in the chest will adsorb

moisture and will not dry out. This will result in problems with

biological growth; smell, germs, etc.

Mouth/Nose Pieces

Mouth/nose pieces are made for disinfecting and reusing.

Follow the instructions below for cleaning each mouth/nose

piece after each student use to prevent cross-contamination

between students.

• Clean in mild, soapy water

• Rinse thoroughly

• Follow local CDC or Health Department regulations for

disinfection protocols

• Dry before storing

• Do not use bleach full strength

The one-way valve on the airway/lung prevents cross contam-

ination, but biological contamination requires that the airway/

lung is disposed of at the end of the teaching day.

HEALTHCARE

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