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PEDIATRIC HAL® 

User Guide

8.4 GAUMARD SALES TERMS AND CONDITIONS 

These Gaumard Scientific Company, Inc. (“Gaumard”) Sales Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) apply to the sale or use of Gaumard equipment 
(“Equipment”), Software (“Software” as defined in paragraph 13), and supplies (“Supplies”), collectively referred to as “Product” or “Products” 
between Gaumard and the entity named on the applicable Gaumard Purchase Order (“Customer”) (collectively, “Party” or “Parties”). The Parties, 
intending to  be legally bound, agree as follows.

1. 

Agreement. Customer agrees to purchase from Gaumard the Products set forth in quotes and purchase orders accepted by both Customer 

and Gaumard from time-to-time. These Terms, along with any Exhibits, any applicable Gaumard Purchase Order documents, Gaumard Warranty 
documents, Gaumard Cares Service Plan documents, and any other purchasing or service documents executed by the Parties constitute the complete 
and entire agreement between Gaumard and Customer (collectively referred to herein as the “Agreement”). This Agreement will supersede all other 
quotations, agreements, understandings, warranties, and representations (whether written or oral) between the Parties with respect to the subject 
matter set forth in the Agreement. Any Customer documentation (including Customer’s purchase order terms and conditions) that conflicts with or 
attempts to modify the Agreement in any way is hereby rejected and of no effect unless specifically agreed to in writing and signed by the Parties. 
No provision of this Agreement shall be waived, amended, modified, superseded, canceled, terminated, renewed, or extended except in a written 
document signed by both Parties or signed by the Party against whom the modification is sought to be enforced. This agreement can be terminated 
by Gaumard without cause by giving thirty (30) days prior written notice to Customer.

2. 

Prices. Prices, fees, and charges for Products and services (including maintenance, installation, and training as described in the applicable 

Gaumard Purchase Order documents, Gaumard Warranty documents, Gaumard Cares Service Plan documents) (“Service” or “Services”) are payable 
in United States (U.S.) Dollars only,  and do not include any applicable taxes or shipping charges. If Customer claims any tax exemption, it must 
furnish a valid tax exemption certificate before shipment of Products. Unless such certificate is furnished, Customer agrees to pay at its sole expense 
all applicable taxes, assessments, fees, penalties, import duties, and merchandise processing fees that may be levied or assessed upon Customer or 
Gaumard with respect to this Agreement, the Products, or any interest thereon. Gaumard reserves the right to increase prices on thirty (30) days 
written notice to Customer.

3. 

Payment. Unless otherwise agreed to in writing by Gaumard, Customer shall pay invoices net twenty (20) days from the invoice date. A 

late charge will be due on any unpaid balance at a rate of 1.0% per month or  the maximum rate otherwise permitted by law, whichever is lower. 
Gaumard may charge interest at the maximum rate permitted by law on all amounts not paid by the invoice due date. Gaumard retains a purchase 
money security interest in all Products sold to Customer to secure payment of the total purchase price thereof. Customer hereby grants Gaumard the 
right to file a copy of this Agreement with any appropriate authorities to evidence this security interest. Customer agrees to execute and deliver such 
other documents as Gaumard may request in connection therewith. Gaumard shall not be obligated to deliver any Product 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 payments and/or to take possession or otherwise dispose of Products for which payment is overdue.

4. 

Product Shipment and Risk of Loss. Unless otherwise agreed to in writing by Gaumard, all Products will  be shipped F.O.B. Origin, regardless 

of any provisions for payments of freight, insurance, the form of shipping documents, or selection of carrier by Gaumard. F.O.B. Origin means title 
to the Products passes to the Customer at the shipping dock of Gaumard or Gaumard’s supplier or authorized agent. Customer is responsible for 
shipping charges and for the cost of insurance paid to cover any losses from Gaumard’s shipment point to Customer’s receipt. Gaumard will assist 
Customer in processing any loss claims. Gaumard shall use reasonable efforts to meet the specified delivery dates. If Gaumard fails to make delivery 
within a reasonable time for reasons other than Customer’s fault or circumstances beyond Gaumard’s reasonable control, then Customer’s only 
remedy is the right to terminate the applicable Purchase Order, whereupon Gaumard will refund any prepayments received from Customer relating 
to such Purchase Order.

5. 

Installation and Acceptance. Product orders are subject to 1) written acceptance by Gaumard, 2) receipt of specified deposits, as applicable 

and 3) continuing credit approval. If applicable, Gaumard will install Equipment at an agreed upon location ("Installation"). Installation shall be 
complete upon Gaumard's demonstration that the Equipment meets Gaumard's then-current operating specifications ("Installation"). Installation 
is subject to Customer cooperating in preparing and maintaining the site in compliance with Gaumard specifications, including but not limited to, 
applicable electrical and other connection regulations and all environmental conditions. If Customer fails to accept shipment of Products other than 
for breach of warranty, Customer shall immediately pay the full purchase price as if shipment and Installation had occurred. If Customer fails to 
accept Products and if Gaumard decides to store ordered Products, Customer shall be responsible for Gaumard's reasonable insurance, handling, and 
storage charges. If Gaumard elects not to store ordered Products, Gaumard may arrange shipment and storage in a bonded warehouse at Customer's 
sole risk and expense.

6. 

Delay of Performance. The Parties’ obligations under this Agreement are subject to force majeure, including but not limited to, civil 

insurrection, terrorism, fire, flood, labor disputes, shortages, delays of suppliers or contractors, or government priority systems, actions taken or 
threatened by any governmental agencies, acts of God or other contingencies or acts not within the sole control of the Parties. Gaumard reserves 
the right during any shortage period to (a) make Supplies available to Customer (as it sees fit) without any liability to Customer, and (b) to make 
substitutions and modifications in the specification of any Products, provided such substitutions or modifications do not materially affect the 
performance of Products.

7. 

WARRANTIES. Gaumard warrants that if a Product proves to be defective in material or workmanship within one year from the date on 

which title to the Product passes to the Customer (“Warranty Period”), Gaumard will, at Gaumard's option, repair or replace the Gaumard product. This 
limited warranty covers all defects in material and workmanship in the Gaumard product, except: (a) Damage resulting from accident, misuse, abuse, 
neglect, or unintended use of the Gaumard product; (b) Damage resulting from failure to properly maintain the Gaumard product in accordance with 
Gaumard product instructions, including failure to properly clean the Gaumard product; and (c) Damage resulting from a repair or attempted repair 
of the Gaumard product by anyone other than Gaumard or a Gaumard representative. Replacement parts are warranted for the remainder of the 
Warranty Period or ninety (90) days from shipment, whichever is longer. Services are warranted to be supplied in a workman-like manner. Gaumard 
does not warrant that use of the Products will be uninterrupted or error-free, or that the Products will operate with non-Gaumard authorized third-
party products. THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES ARE IN LIEU OF AND EXCLUDE ALL  OTHER WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED 
BY OPERATION OF LAW OR OTHERWISE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR 

Summary of Contents for PEDIATRIC HAL S3004

Page 1: ...sist a certified instructor It is not a substitute for a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter and not intended for clinical decision making User Guide 18 7 1 Gaumard Scientific Company 20...

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Page 3: ...TERY 12 3 4 S3005 HAL 5 YEAR S BATTERY 15 3 5 INITIALIZING THE SIMULATOR WITH UNI 16 4 WORKING WITH PEDIATRIC HAL 18 4 1 NEUROLOGICAL 18 4 2 RECOMMENDED DEVICE SIZES 20 4 3 AIRWAY 20 4 4 BREATHING 24...

Page 4: ...T DETECTED 73 8 APPENDIX 76 8 1 SPARE PARTS LIST 76 8 2 EXCLUSIVE ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY 77 8 3 EXTENDED WARRANTY 77 8 4 GAUMARD SALES TERMS AND CONDITIONS 78 8 5 END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT 81 8 6...

Page 5: ...annot be removed Do not use povidone iodine on the simulator Replacement parts are available from Gaumard Scientific or from your distributor Please refer to the Appendix for Gaumard s Sales Terms and...

Page 6: ...damage the skin CAUTION To avoid damage to the simulator store and ship it in the clear poly bag provided Procedures Do not attempt to intubate without lubricating the airway adjunct with mineral oil...

Page 7: ...sidues after every use Failure to do so will leave behind a film of electrode gel that hardens causing arcing and pitting To aid removal of ECG gel sprinkle baby powder on the residual ECG gel to dry...

Page 8: ...tion Improper esophageal intubation causes visible gastric distension Breathing Programmable spontaneous breathing Independent left or right lung sounds synchronized with breathing Bilateral lung expa...

Page 9: ...t rates Perform measure and log CPR and depth of chest compressions in the software Circulation Bilateral pulses carotid brachial radial and femoral depend on blood pressure and are synchronized with...

Page 10: ...der A person participating in the simulation as a healthcare provider Scenario A saved sequence of physiological states like a play list Scenarios provide a level of automation that unburdens the faci...

Page 11: ...e weight of a real patient It is recommended that HAL s head rest flat on the bed or on a thin pillow to prevent the face skin from shifting 3 2 PACKAGE CONTENTS 1 Carrying Case 2 Neck Brace 3 Short 4...

Page 12: ...ery Recharge the battery at the end of every simulation session If the simulator will not be used for an extended period re charge the battery at least once every 30 days Doing so will prevent damagin...

Page 13: ...rve Use the power supply for simulation sessions lasting 2 hours or more If simulation sessions are shorter than 2 hours using the simulator s battery reserve is recommended CAUTION The power supply a...

Page 14: ...s battery using the battery charger adapter 2 Disconnect the charger and connect the power supply adapter 3 When connecting the power supply to the simulator s port make sure the pins on the power sup...

Page 15: ...volumes and seizures Charging the S3005 HAL Battery 1 Close the UNI software to turn the simulator off 2 Connect the adapter labeled Pediatric 5 Year HAL Charger to the battery port located on the sim...

Page 16: ...the simulator will not be used for an extended period re charge the battery at least once every 30 days Doing so will prevent damaging the battery due to discharging 3 5 INITIALIZING THE SIMULATOR WIT...

Page 17: ...lator will establish communication and turn on 7 To turn off the simulator close the UNI software Adding a Serial Number to the Profile 1 Select the desired profile 2 Click the button to the right of...

Page 18: ...only if needed Reactive Eyes The simulator has programmable blinking eyes and pupils that dilate Use the software controls to change the blinking rate and to enable or disable pupil reaction 1 Click...

Page 19: ...n you may click Increase or Decrease to adjust pupil s sensitivity to light 4 Once finished adjusting pupil sensitivity click Finish Seizures The simulator is capable of convulsing to simulate none mi...

Page 20: ...ubes and Laryngeal Mask Airways LMA 4 2 RECOMMENDED DEVICE SIZES Procedure S3005 5 Year S3004 1 Year Intubation Blade size Miller 2 or MAC 3 MIller1 LMA Size 2 2 25 Size 1 5 2 Nasal Intubation 12 Fr c...

Page 21: ...PEDIATRIC HAL User Guide Working with Pediatric HAL 21 Intubation 1 Set the simulator s respiratory rate to 0 2 Lubricate the ET tube or airway adjunct with mineral oil 3 Intubate the simulator...

Page 22: ...the esophagus will lead to visible gastric distension To relieve the gastric distension gently press down on the stomach Airway Sounds The simulator produces audible throat sounds Locate the Throat So...

Page 23: ...bolts located on either side of the midsection 3 Gently slide the skin off each bolt and lift the chest skin to expose the airway 4 Remove the punctured cricoid tape from the airway and clean away an...

Page 24: ...he breathing rate Adjust the virtual inspiratory percentage Lung Sounds The simulator generates anterior and posterior sounds Available lung sounds include normal none wheezing inspiratory squeaks cra...

Page 25: ...me bar Ventilation Complete the ventilation calibration process before using the ventilation feature for the first time 2 Ventilate the simulator using a standard bag valve mask BVM 3 Open the CPR win...

Page 26: ...process 1 Click the blue gear icon in the upper right hand corner of the UNI software then click Setup Calibration Ventilations and click Next 2 After clicking Next on the Calibration window select t...

Page 27: ...you would with a human patient The simulator s ECG sites can generate detectable waveforms using real medical equipment and standard electrodes Real automated external defibrillators can detect the si...

Page 28: ...WARNING Defibrillation pacing and cardioversion is only supported on the large sternum and apex sites defib posts circled RED Do not deliver a shock to ECG electrode sites on the shoulders or waist ci...

Page 29: ...ed with the heart rate and selectable rhythms The software controls allow the user to change the heart sound type and adjust the volume level to auscultate with a stethoscope Changing the Heart Sound...

Page 30: ...the UNI software under the Cardiac section 2 Move the gray slide bar or type in the desired rate to adjust heart rate Chest Compressions Set the simulator in a heart rhythm that requires chest compre...

Page 31: ...Perform the actions requested by the calibration wizard emulating the most current CPR guidelines 1 To calibrate the compression performance benchmark click the blue gear icon in the upper right hand...

Page 32: ...compression when prompted for a total of five 5 compressions A green oval will indicate that the compression was successfully recorded 6 Follow the cues on the calibration window After performing the...

Page 33: ...lses The simulator s palpable pulses are blood pressure dependent to simulate life like responses Use the software controls to independently disable radial pulses Disable Radial Pulse 1 Select the Pul...

Page 34: ...empt to fill IV system without the drain connector in place Always leave the drain port connected when injecting fluids into the system Use only Gaumard s artificial blood concentrate or clean water t...

Page 35: ...h the desired fluid water or simulated blood 4 Connect the fill syringe to the other port 5 Push fluid into the system until the fluid exits through the drainage tube into the receptacle and all the a...

Page 36: ...rm S3004 One Year Old HAL 1 To prime the IV arm locate the fill syringe kit and port adapters Fill the syringe with fluid 2 Connect the fill kit adapters to the forearm 3 Connect the drain tube to one...

Page 37: ...diatric HAL 37 6 Disconnect the fill syringe from the port and screw in a closed capped adapter The IV arm is now ready for use 5 Push the fluid through the system until there are no air bubbles then...

Page 38: ...atient with no accessible peripheral IV sites connect the fill syringe to one of the arm ports 3 Disconnect the fill syringe from the port while maintaining suction This will cause the port to seal an...

Page 39: ...ollow bones allow for aspiration and infusion of fluid using real medical devices Model Maximum Infusion Volume mL S3004 HAL 1 Year Old 8 S3005 HAL 5 Year Old 18 2 Remove the tibia insert 3 Remove the...

Page 40: ...caps 5 Use the fill kit syringe to fill the bone reservoir with fluid 6 Insert the tibia bone in the leg and attach the skin cover NOTE Intraosseous access is only supported on the hollow tibia inser...

Page 41: ...der Before using the blood pressure feature for the first time place the modified cuff on the left arm and calibrate it using the calibration wizard Blood Pressure Calibration 1 Place the blood pressu...

Page 42: ...select Blood Pressure Cuff and click Next 5 Set the pressure on the cuff to 0 mmHg Then click the OK button NOTE After clicking OK the calibration window will prompt for the blood pressure cuff to be...

Page 43: ...While adjusting the cyanosis the Hypoxia tab monitors treatment of cyanosis to show either improvement or deterioration of the condition Adjusting Cyanosis Intensity 1 Under the Cephalic section in t...

Page 44: ...ation exercises Model Max Infusion Volume mL Catheter Size S3004 HAL 1 Year 48 8 Fr S3005 HAL 5 Year 90 8 10 Fr Straight Rigid Filling the Bladder 1 Place the simulator face down to reveal the bladder...

Page 45: ...ean the reservoir with a water and isopropyl alcohol 70 30 ratio mixture to prevent mold from forming 4 7 GASTRIC Pediatric HAL simulates normal hyperactive or no bowel sounds The bowel sounds may be...

Page 46: ...Select either Upper Right Lower Right Upper Left or Lower Left 4 Once the desired bowel location is selected a pop up menu will prompt you to enable or disable the bowel sound for the specific locatio...

Page 47: ...included with the CO2 cartridge package Never point a CO cartridge at yourself or others Do not use damaged CO cartridges Do not puncture the cartridge CO seal manually Do not expose the CO cartridges...

Page 48: ...de already please refer to the Removing the Cartridge section below 3 Align and insert the new cartridge into its slot on the bottom half of the protective case ensuring that the threads are aligned 4...

Page 49: ...t it back on firmly WARNING Hand tighten ONLY Do NOT over tighten Connecting the Cartridge to the Simulator 1 Secure the cartridge to the simulator by using the Velcro strap 2 Bring the CO2 connecting...

Page 50: ...he UNI software to increase or decrease the volume of exhaled CO2 3 Ensure the connections are firmly secured and locked in place before proceeding with use NOTE If needed the cartridge may be placed...

Page 51: ...d Activating CO2 Output 1 Under the Breathing section select Lung CO2 2 Use the gray slide bar that ranges from 0 10 or type in the value to adjust the level of CO2 exhaled To deplete the CO2 cartridg...

Page 52: ...en the top comes off of the protective casing you will see the cartridge 6 With the cartridge completely spent twist the cartridge counter clockwise to unfasten it for removal 7 Remove the cartridge W...

Page 53: ...can bleed real fluid through a precut opening on the fingertip The feature allows participants to practice finger stick technique and collect simulated blood samples CAUTION Use only Gaumard s provide...

Page 54: ...ith Pediatric HAL Instructions for Use 1 Power the simulator ON and locate the black port on the simulator s right forearm 2 Fill the syringe with up to 2 CCs of fluid 3 Connect the syringe to the bla...

Page 55: ...PEDIATRIC HAL User Guide Working with Pediatric HAL 55 5 Remove the fill syringe 6 Enable the feature in the UNI software...

Page 56: ...opropyl alcohol 2 Locate the black port on the right forearm of the simulator an connect the syringe to the black port 3 Inject 2CC of the water and isopropyl alcohol mix 4 Enable the feature in the U...

Page 57: ...tware The UNI control elements and scenario programming procedures are consistent throughout the Gaumard family of high fidelity simulators Some software controls and features covered in this guide ma...

Page 58: ...components The simulator will not initialize until it has been recharged Before the simulator shuts off due to a depleted battery a message will pop up on the screen to notify the user of the low batt...

Page 59: ...button is located on the bottom right corner of the UNI software Use the stand by feature to conserve battery Quick Launch The UNI interface opens to the quick launch page listing the scenarios This p...

Page 60: ...ay be categorized by clinical conditions on the left of the Quick Launch page i e asthma intoxication etc Selecting a Scenario 1 Click on one of the scenarios listed to highlight it then click Start S...

Page 61: ...tar icon 2 Select the desired categories or scenario types Once the category or scenario is selected it will appear highlighted with a check in the box to the left of the title Status Details Controls...

Page 62: ...PEDIATRIC HAL User Guide 62 Working with UNI Systems List View The vital signs controls are divided into separate categories Cephalic Airway Breathing Cardiac Circulation Bowel...

Page 63: ...he slider control 3 To change patterns sounds and rhythms click on the specific control to display the library e g EKG rhythms heart and lung sounds respiratory patterns etc 4 Click the slider control...

Page 64: ...r the list of changes is created click NOW to update the vital signs instantly You may also click a trending time to update numerical vital sign parameters e g heart rate blood pressure gradually Enab...

Page 65: ...ed to update all the cardiac parameters to a healthy state 1 To create a new palette item set the values for the desired vital signs parameters using the Details control panel and click Save 2 Enter a...

Page 66: ...amically in response to effective ventilations The model also responds to the administration of virtual drugs Hypoxia Model State The hypoxia model options improve or deteriorate the cardiac and respi...

Page 67: ...c and vital signs are rapidly worsening Modeled Therapy The modeled therapy menu provides additional intervention options Improve Gain Adjust the slider to increase or decrease the cyanotic response t...

Page 68: ...he blood pressure automatically The Automatic Mode includes the following built in profiles Default Modeling Includes one palette with healthy vital signs Meds Profile This profile includes a virtual...

Page 69: ...C HAL User Guide Working with UNI 69 Switching to Automatic Mode 1 Click the gear icon in the upper right hand corner of the UNI software then File Profile 2 Under Running Mode select Automatic and cl...

Page 70: ...nvironmental noise to improve audio quality Activate Streaming Audio Select the duplex streaming audio icon located on the bottom right of the UNI software to activate the simultaneous listening and s...

Page 71: ...i icon The wireless network name is configured at the factory and may differ from the one seen here Be sure both the control computer that runs UNI and the virtual monitor that runs Gaumard Monitors a...

Page 72: ...ratio and connect the fill syringe and the drain tube to the arm 2 Push the water and isopropyl alcohol mixture until the fluid that exits the drain tube is clear 3 Once the fluid runs clear fill the...

Page 73: ...tor not connecting Check that both computers tablets are connected to the same wifi network check that firewalls are turned off on both computers tablets check that the IP Port numbers match from the...

Page 74: ...ftware to control and display vitals signs consider checking the IP address for the software Checking the IP address 1 Open and load UNI on the control PC then click the gear icon in the upper right c...

Page 75: ...In the upper left hand corner click the signal icon that is next to the V icon 5 The Wireless Communication Setup pop up window will appear Click Stop 6 Enter the IP address and port number from the...

Page 76: ...trate Simulated blood S3005 181 Mineral oil Oil based mineral lubricant S3005 082 Trachea Tape Trachea tape pink S3004 Pediatric HAL 1 Year S3004 Part ID Name Description S3004 010 Battery Rechargeabl...

Page 77: ...oduced 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 computers...

Page 78: ...shipped F O B Origin regardless of any provisions for payments of freight insurance the form of shipping documents or selection of carrier by Gaumard F O B Origin means title to the Products passes t...

Page 79: ...e of any U S origin goods or technology obtained from Gaumard except as U S laws and regulations expressly permit 11 Indemnity a Gaumard agrees to indemnify defend and hold Customer its officers direc...

Page 80: ...by applicable bankruptcy 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 insolven...

Page 81: ...h notice period without liability arising from such termination The parties agree that all information needed for interoperability is available from Gaumard in accordance with applicable government di...

Page 82: ...r obligations under this EULA without the prior written consent of the other party except that either party may assign this Agreement to any entity controlled by controlling or under common control wi...

Page 83: ...o the simulator for possible troubleshooting as needed Technical Support Email support gaumard com USA 800 882 6655 INT 01 305 971 3790 8 7 GENERAL INFORMATION Sales and Customer Service E mail sales...

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