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CODE BLUE® MULTIPURPOSE |

User Guide

Working with OMNI Code Blue | 47

BACKLIGHT

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The default value for OMNI®'s backlight
timer is 10 minutes. After 10 minutes
the backlight will turn off.

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To increase the backlight duration, adjust
the backlight timer with the plus or minus
sign. Press OK to accept the changes.

HELP

The help window provides access to
global settings such as backlight time and
OMNI® and Simulator serial number.

SERIAL NUMBER

View OMNI® and Simulator serial number.
Press OK to return to the HELP menu.

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Summary of Contents for CODE BLUE S303

Page 1: ...instructor It is not a substitute for a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter and not intended for clinical decision making User Guide 22 04 1 Gaumard Scientific Company 2022 All Rights R...

Page 2: ...G ON 12 3 6 CONNECTING THE PULSE LINE 12 3 7 CONNECTING THE OMNI CONTROLLER TO THE S303 13 3 8 CONNECTING THE OMNI 2 TABLET TO THE S303 250 14 4 WORKING WITH THE SIMULATOR 16 4 1 OPTHALMOLOGIC EXERCIS...

Page 3: ...NI 2 TABLET FOR THE S303 250 ONLY 57 7 3 ULCERATED FOOT 60 7 4 GERIATRIC FACE SKIN 62 8 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 64 8 1 REPLACING THE ARM SKIN 64 8 2 CHECKING FOR VEIN BLOCKAGE 65 8 3 FLUSHING THE FLUID RE...

Page 4: ...LIST 72 10 2 GAUMARD SALES TERMS AND CONDITIONS 73 10 3 END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT 75 10 4 EXCLUSIVE ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY 78 10 5 CONTACT GAUMARD 79 10 6 GENERAL INFORMATION 79 CODE BLUE MULTIPUR...

Page 5: ...o comply with the following guidelines could result in damage to the equipment General Do not wrap this or any other Gaumard product in newsprint Marks made with ballpoint pens ink or marker cannot be...

Page 6: ...g the fill kit provided Drain all the fluid from the dispensing bag and IV Arm by unclamping the drainage tube and pumping the squeeze bulb attached to the dispensing bag Flush the fluid reservoirs an...

Page 7: ...ulpted stomas for transverse colostomy ileostomy and suprapubic stoma each connected to an internal removable tank Amputation stump 2 2 PROCEDURES Oral nasal otic tracheotomy and gastrostomy openings...

Page 8: ...L SETUP 3 1 CARE AND CAUTIONS DURING UNBOXING Remove the simulator from the box with at least two people Hold and lift it out of the protective case from both sides of the torso The simulator comes pa...

Page 9: ...Y ASSEMBLY 1 Remove the insert that supports the lower torso 2 Unscrew one knob at the end of the rod that passes through the midsection by twisting it counterclockwise 3 Pull the rod out and set it a...

Page 10: ...Setup 5 Place the support back into the lower torso 6 Carefully insert the lower torso into the upper torso 7 Align the holes on each side of the waist to insert the waist rod 8 Replace the waist kno...

Page 11: ...and springs from the bolts on the hips 2 Remove the IM pad from each leg and slide the lig into the hip joint by inserting the bolt through the orifice in the leg 3 Assemble the fasteners onto the hip...

Page 12: ...POWERING ON 3 6 CONNECTING THE PULSE LINE Connect the power supply to the power input located on the simulator s left side then connect the power supply to the wall outlet Connect the pulse line by un...

Page 13: ...will automatically proceed to the main screen 3 7 CONNECTING THE OMNI CONTROLLER TO THE S303 1 Connect the controller s communication cable to the port on the side of the simulator WARNING Do not conn...

Page 14: ...3 8 CONNECTING THE OMNI 2 TABLET TO THE S303 250 1 Turn on the OMNI 2 controller by pressing and holding the ON button on the right side of the tablet NOTE A startup screen is shown while OMNI 2 is d...

Page 15: ...NING Do not connect the simulator or OMNI 2 to a computer LAN network or unauthorized diagnostic equipment Doing so will cause serious damage to the equipment 4 Exit the tutorial at any time by select...

Page 16: ...moval of foreign bodies Eye irrigation Intubation The simulator s airway can be intubated through the left nasal opening the trachea and the mouth using LMA or endotracheal tubes 4 2 AIRWAY Procedure...

Page 17: ...rced during a simulation with a real device to observe chest rise Replacing the Trachea Skin 1 Gently lift the chest skin of the simulator to reveal the chest cavity 2 Remove the used trachea tape fro...

Page 18: ...during ventilation and false intubation readings Calibrating Ventilations with OMNI 2 Select V CAL on the OMNI Press START to begin the calibration procedure 3 When OMNI is ready to calibrate it will...

Page 19: ...orking with the Simulator 19 4 Perform a ventilation 5 Follow the cues on the screen to perform the remaining four ventilations When the calibration is complete OMNI will display DONE 6 Press SAVE to...

Page 20: ...Throat Left ear the interior of the ear contains a simulated ear canal with a capacity of 5 mL to practice syringing exercises CAUTION Always use lubricant prior to the introduction of a Levin tube o...

Page 21: ...Select C CAL 2 Press START to begin the calibration procedure 3 When OMNI is ready to calibrate it will display COMPRESS Follow the cues on the screen to perform one ventilation at a time until finish...

Page 22: ...e OMNI will display DONE 6 Press SAVE to complete the calibration procedure NOTE The simulator is precalibrated to the current CPR guidelines at time of manufacture If the CPR guidelines change calibr...

Page 23: ...e Working with the Simulator 23 2 Tap the Menu icon in the upper right corner of the screen and select Calibration 3 Select Compression 4 Press START and complete 5 chest compressions 5 After 5 compre...

Page 24: ...the facilitator exactly how providers are performing Mouth to mouth resuscitation without a barrier device is not recommended as it may contaminate the airway Pulses The simulator is equipped with bil...

Page 25: ...ide Working with the Simulator 25 2 Remove the IV caps on the shoulder Filling the IV Arm 1 Place the blood dispensing bag on the stand 3 Connect the fill tube and drainage tube to the shoulder 4 Clos...

Page 26: ...the blood dispensing bag and place the drain tube inside a container 6 Add water or artificial blood to the blood dispensing bag using the funnel provided or the large syringe CAUTION Use only Gaumard...

Page 27: ...ood dispensing bag Blood Pressure To vary the blood pressure in the vasculature of the arm replace the black rubber stopper with the squeeze bulb Squeeze the bulb to inflate the bag and create the des...

Page 28: ...th soft latex tubes to simulate the consistency of veins Covering the venous structure is a pliable vinyl skin that is removable and washable 2 Apply the desired pressure to the veins via the squeeze...

Page 29: ...unclamp the drainage tube to ensure the veins do not overflow Intravenous Therapy Infusion When preparing for IV therapy or infusion make sure to unclamp the drainage tube to allow for continuous flow...

Page 30: ...bag with a 30 70 mix of water to Isopropyl alcohol in order to flush the fluid system 5 Replace the funnel with the squeeze bulb and squeeze the remaining fluid out through the drainage tube Once the...

Page 31: ...ter after each day of simulation 4 6 CATHETERIZATION Filling the Bladder 1 Insert the funnel or the fill kit syringe into the suprapubic ostomy 2 Fill the bladder reservoir with up to 1800 mL of fluid...

Page 32: ...ing bladder pressure Female Catheterization Make sure to catheterize the simulator while it is on its back The urethra plug must be connected when performing female catheterization exercises 2 Remove...

Page 33: ...ses 2 Slide the tube attached to the male genitalia into the opening of the urethra on the simulator and gently press down on the Velcro to secure it in place Make sure to lubricate the catheter befor...

Page 34: ...practice placement only Do not inject fluids into the IM sites when simu lating intramuscular and subcutaneous injections Draining the Bladder Reservoir 1 Catheterize the simulator and position and s...

Page 35: ...provided with two breast inserts attached and additional interchangeable breast inserts The left female breast contains a simulated tumor The right female breast is healthy Interchangeable Breasts Th...

Page 36: ...elt under the nipple This breast represents a carcinoma in one of the milk ducts and also shows the orange skin effect on the nipple area NOTE Attach the Velcro on the nipple to the Velcro on the insi...

Page 37: ...largest mass is shown in ulcerated form Breast No 6 This breast replicates a form of scirrhous carcinoma The growth lacks well defined borders and cannot be moved within the breast Breast No 7 This re...

Page 38: ...e simulator in a semi upright position and gently lift the breast and set it aside 2 Chose the desired breast and place it on the chest Velcro side down and gently press it in place 3 Lay the palpatio...

Page 39: ...eeding and gastric suctioning 2 When the procedure is complete you may collect any remaining fluid with the same suctioning tool Ileostomy Suprapubic Cystostomy and Transverse Colostomy 1 Ileostomy 2...

Page 40: ...stoma port Enema The legs of the simulator articulate and permit enema administration Use the small anal nozzle provided to fill the enema reservoir with up to 1800 mL A non return valve is built int...

Page 41: ...ning in the simulator by placing the simulator in the upright position 4 9 NURSING PROCEDURES Hygiene The simulator has a wig that allows for combing shampooing and head draping exercises Denture Care...

Page 42: ...e finger into the upper or lower jaw and pull it out gently 2 To attach the teeth gently press the denture into the mouth Velcro side down Decubitus Ulcers Two types of decubitus ulcers are provided w...

Page 43: ...The simulator is provided with an amputation stump for wound treatment and care 1 To attach the amputation stump remove the lower leg by unscrewing the bolts at the knee joint using the hexagonal wre...

Page 44: ...monitoring and logging of compressions and ventilations performed in real time by the user on a PC This software aims to provide additional testing and teaching tools for CPR using an interface to dis...

Page 45: ...ATION SUBMENU MODE This submenu is for the CPR operational mode Switch between TEST and COACH mode The COACH mode generates audible tones to coach CPR ratio A high pitched beep signals the care provid...

Page 46: ...to calibrate the pressure sensor in the simulator Press CALIB to access additional calibration menu selections See section 4 2 for instructions to calibrate ventilations and section 4 3 to calibrate c...

Page 47: ...he backlight will turn off To increase the backlight duration adjust the backlight timer with the plus or minus sign Press OK to accept the changes HELP The help window provides access to global setti...

Page 48: ...e Vitals page CPR page and Blood Pressure page Reference the OMNI 2 user guide provided for more details to navigate each page The session time will run automatically once the tablet is on Reset the s...

Page 49: ...and ventilation duration and PIP Use the metronome on this page to coach the provider LOG View event log and filter based on the event Add notes during debriefing and save or print the log MANAGE PROV...

Page 50: ...and the START STOP button To reset a CPR session tap the Reset icon To activate an audible rhythm to aid in compression training tap on the metronome button NOTE CPR settings are AHA compliant by def...

Page 51: ...2 BATTERY USAGE The battery life of the OMNI 2 tablet is displayed on the top right 6 3 TURNING OFF THE SIMULATOR 1 Disconnect the power supply from the simulator and hold the power button on the tab...

Page 52: ...ood pressure Korotkoff Sounds Korotkoff sounds K1 through K4 K5 is silent are audible between systolic and diastolic pressure Depending on the selected heart rate and the rate of cuff deflation the Ko...

Page 53: ...nect the BP cuff extension to the adapter labeled BP on the control panel 3 Connect the speakers to the port on the shoulder 1 Follow steps 1 and 2 in section 7 1 BP Arm Setup 2 Select the CALIB menu...

Page 54: ...sted on the top portion of the screen 3 OMNI will display a prompt to set the BP cuff to0mmHg then press NEXT Do not inflate the cuff until prompted OMNI will prompt you to set the BP cuff to 20 mmHg...

Page 55: ...rate Adjust the beats per minute using the And buttons Press OK to save the changes and return to previous screen FEEDBACK GRAPHICS MENU The feedback graphic displays the BP cuff pressure in real time...

Page 56: ...n to previous screen The default upper and lower limits for the auscultatory gap are 100 mmHg and 90 mmHg Volume Increase or decrease the volume of Korotkoff sounds using the VOLUME menu Press OK to s...

Page 57: ...Calibration 1 Follow the instructions in Section 7 1 BP Arm Setup and connect the OMNI 2 tablet 2 Tap the Menu icon then select Calibration 3 The Calibration screen will appear Select Left Blood Press...

Page 58: ...ure from 0 to 300 mmHG 6 Tap SAVE at the end of the calibration process NOTE It is not necessary to recalibrate the BP Arm for each training session The OMNI 2 controller will remember the calibration...

Page 59: ...Gap 1 To turn on auscultatory gap tap on the Vitals page then select Auscultatory Gap and slide the ON OFF button to ON 2 To increase or decrease the High Gap and Low Gap slide the top and bottom bar...

Page 60: ...LCERATED FOOT Evaluate and practice care of ulcers on the foot which contains toes that are separated allowing for bandaging exercises The material of the foot is resistant to water oil and liniments...

Page 61: ...E MULTIPURPOSE User Guide Options 61 3 Attach the ulcerated foot onto the ankle socket 4 Screw in the bolts with the hexagonal wrenches to secure the foot Follow these same steps to reattach the healt...

Page 62: ...movable wig CODE BLUE has been built with her standard wig attached using Velcro to be compatible with this Geriatric Face Skin option starting at the following serial numbers S303 CPR 22607904 S303 2...

Page 63: ...h the skin towards the back of the head so the zipper can be aligned 5 Zip the back of the Face Skin 6 Fit the elderly wig to the head of the simulator if using it If you would like to simulate an eld...

Page 64: ...ntenance 2 To place the new arm skin gently slide it over the hand and up the arm 3 If needed use more lubricant to ease the skin into place 8 1 REPLACING THE ARM SKIN 8 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 1 Starting...

Page 65: ...further kinks in the tubes use tape to secure them down to the arm 3 Flush the system with water by following the steps in section 4 3 Draining the Venous System 4 Reattach the arm skin NOTE Arm reve...

Page 66: ...is good practice to flush the fluid reservoirs periodically to prevent mold from forming 1 To reach the reservoirs loosen the waist knobs and remove the waist rod 3 Remove the support insert and set...

Page 67: ...the lower abdomen 6 After flushing the reservoirs replace the foam insert connect the waist tube and reattach the upper and lower torso as directed in section 3 3 Lower Body Assembly Stomach Reservoir...

Page 68: ...voir 1 Gently disconnect the ileostomy port and the ileostomy site clips to release the bag 2 Inject a 30 70 mix of isopropyl alcohol to water and squeeze the bag over a container or sink 3 Insert the...

Page 69: ...ostomy Reservoir 1 Gently disconnect the rectal port and the transverse colostomy site clips to release the bag 2 Inject a 30 70 mix of isopropyl alcohol to water and squeeze the bag over a container...

Page 70: ...ting after a few seconds OMNI s data cable is not connected Ensure the Ethernet cable is plugged into OMNI and the simulator Verify the power cable is connected to the simulator OMNI 2 tablet is too f...

Page 71: ...n tap on Reset Ventilations Sensor 9 5 CPR IS NOT DETECTED IN OMNI 2 Review the OMNI 2 user guide for the most common trouble shooting topics regarding the OMNI 2 tablet 9 4 OMNI 2 TAKES TOO LONG TO B...

Page 72: ...Skin S303 813 S303 250 813 Dispensing Blood Bag S303 811 S303 250 811 Decubitus Ulcers S303 764 S303 250 764 Artificial Blood Concentrate S303 812 S303 250 812 Trachea Tape S303 735 S303 250 735 Sub Q...

Page 73: ...t or perform any Service during any period when Customer payment is past due Customer will be responsible for all costs including reasonable attorneys fees incurred by Gaumard to collect overdue payme...

Page 74: ...CHARGE RECEIVED BY GAUMARD FOR SUCH PRODUCT OR SERVICE 10 Governmental Authorizations Customer is responsible for compliance and costs associated with all required licenses permits or other governmen...

Page 75: ...kruptcy laws a Party to this Agreement may elect to terminate this Agreement including any Purchase Orders if any of the following situations arise 1 the other Party becomes insolvent or is unable to...

Page 76: ...f the Gaumard Software 2 7No Source Code End User acknowledges and agrees that its rights under this EULA do not include rights to source code In its exercise of the rights granted under this EULA End...

Page 77: ...y written notice required by this EULA will be deemed made a when delivered by personal service b one 1 business day after being sent by recognized international overnight courier service such as FedE...

Page 78: ...and produced by Gaumard This limited warranty does not apply to any products provided along with the Gaumard product that are manufactured by third parties For example third party products such as co...

Page 79: ...your simulator and user guide readily available Email support gaumard com USA 800 882 6655 INT 01 305 971 3790 10 6 GENERAL INFORMATION E mail sales gaumard com USA 800 882 6655 INT 01 305 971 3790 Fa...

Page 80: ...CODE BLUE MULTIPURPOSE User Guide 80 Appendix...

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