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22. Parts of the Puerperal Uterus Palpation Model

 

*The day 1 uterus recession model (normal) and the day 1 uterus recession model (abnormal) 
differ in degree of hardness. The day 1 uterus recession model (abnormal) is made of a softer 
material than the day 1 uterus recession model (normal).

Summary of Contents for LM-114H

Page 1: ...egnancy simulator II Please read this instruction manual carefully to ensure correct use of the product and store it in a safe place for easy access KOKEN CO LTD 1 4 14 Koraku Bunkyo ku Tokyo 112 0004...

Page 2: ...t use oily lubricant baby oil olive oil etc alcohol lubricant and lubricant containing organic solvent These may cause breakage of the model 6 Placing objects directly on top of the model or placing i...

Page 3: ...irety without permission 3 Please contact the manufacturer in the event that any errors or omissions are found in the contents of this instruction manual 4 This product should be used only as describe...

Page 4: ...Model 13 Caring for the Vaginal Examination Model 14 Obstetric Assistant Model Handling Precautions 15 Parts of the Obstetric Assistant Model 16 Using the Obstetric Assistant Model 17 Caring for the...

Page 5: ...nancy to the onset of labor cervical dilation effacement consistency and position can be confirmed Made with a material that is more tear resistant than the previous model increasing its durability Th...

Page 6: ...nd on the fifth day These can be interchanged for diagnosis of progress in recession of the uterus through palpation and measurement of the abdominal area Breast Model This model enables basic trainin...

Page 7: ...6 2 Name and Configuration of Each Model...

Page 8: ...ot be exposed to direct sunlight or UV rays 4 Parts of the Full body Manikin 3 Full body Manikin Handling Precautions 1 To clean smudges or marks wipe with a moist gauze or similar material using wate...

Page 9: ...minal cover is used when practicing vaginal examination and delivery 8 5 Using the Full body Mannequin 5 1 Attaching the abdominal cover Set the abdominal cover on the full body mannequin affix it to...

Page 10: ...lever upwards to fix it in position Both legs can be fixed into position in the same manner 9 5 2 Fixing the leg position As shown in the diagram below peel back the skin of the leg and pull the leg f...

Page 11: ...otective sheet provided as an accessory and then place it in the storage bag 7 The abdominal wall piece may change its shape over a prolonged period Check the shape of the part about three years after...

Page 12: ...bdominal Palpation Model Abdominal wall piece Fetus model with amnion with amnion indicator Seitz method plus adjustment base Seitz method standard adjustment base Full body manikin Skin II for obstet...

Page 13: ...n and set the fetus model with amnion on the abdomen 12 8 Using the Obstetric Abdominal Palpation Model 8 1 Attaching the Seitz method adjustment base and fetus model with amnion Place the Seitz metho...

Page 14: ...fetus model with amnion Connect the extension cord for heartbeat generator of the heartbeat cord of the fetus model with amnion then connect it to the shoulder panel Extension cord for heartbeat gene...

Page 15: ...3 8 3 Explanation of the shoulder panel part POWER AC adapter connector Heartbeat cord connector 80 VOLUME HEART RATE MIN MAX 180 Heart rate knob Heartbeat volume knob Enlargement of shoulder panel Th...

Page 16: ...the red line maximum If the abdominal wall piece slips out of place after filling the amnion with air be sure to restore it to the correct position See section 8 5 Using the amnion indicator on page...

Page 17: ...e abdomen secure it with the hook and loop fasteners After setting the skin in place adjust the volume of air in the amnion while observing the amnion indicator and tension on the abdomen before use R...

Page 18: ...n doing so be careful not to twist the cuff of the amnion indicator Placing the amnion indicator on a table facilitates filling the rubber bladder with air NOTE Filling the rubber bladder with air whi...

Page 19: ...er bladder To remove air twist the valve on the rubber bladder counter clockwise to loosen it Filling the amnion with a volume of air that exceeds the red line maximum on the amnion indicator may caus...

Page 20: ...eutral solvent diluted with water Then apply baby powder accessory liberally to the piece Do not clean the abdominal wall piece with rubbing alcohol thinners benzene or other similar solvents 9 4 Clea...

Page 21: ...ricants other than glycerin When all the glycerin provided with the model has been used please replace it with commercially available glycerin 5 Placing objects directly on top of the models or placin...

Page 22: ...ixing screw Uterus dilation model fixation base Vaginal examination model vulva 3 4 cm Uterus dilation model Full uterus dilation model 1 2 cm Uterus dilation model Fixing screws 8 9 cm Uterus dilatio...

Page 23: ...he full body manikin and secure it in place with the fixing screws Rotate the screws with a flat head screwdriver 12 2 Removing the vaginal examination model vulva II from the main body Remove the fix...

Page 24: ...e Once the uterus dilation model has been inserted and contacts the uterus dilation model fixation plate align the line on the uterus dilation model with the line on the uterus dilation model fixation...

Page 25: ...e uterus dilation model fixation plate line with the orientation indicator line in the bony birth canal to determine the position at which the cervix will be set The fixation point is for reference on...

Page 26: ...in place with the uterus dilation model secured to it then close the doors to secure the plate in place 12 3 Attaching the uterus dilation model fixation base to the vaginal examination model vulva Op...

Page 27: ...rally to the models Do not clean the model with rubbing alcohol thinners benzene or similar solvents Water remaining on the model may cause mold to develop Make sure to completely wipe off the water 2...

Page 28: ...ces may result in deformation 6 Do not use rubbing alcohol thinners benzene or other similar organic solvents on the model as doing so may cause damage 7 Do not use oil based inks pencil chalk or pain...

Page 29: ...stubborn smudges or marks wash with a neutral solvent diluted with water After washing wipe off the remaining water with a soft dry gauze or cloth Do not clean the model with rubbing alcohol thinners...

Page 30: ...29 15 Parts of the Obstetric Assistant Model Obstetric model vulva II Full body manikin Fixing screws Fetal model Placenta model Placenta model replaceable umbilical cord Umbilical cover...

Page 31: ...g the fetal model LM 114A placenta model LM 114B and placenta model replaceable umbilical cord LM 114D 1 Hold the replaceable umbilical cord and roll down the end with a hole until a ring appears 2 Ro...

Page 32: ...nta model 30 4 Unfold the edges of the replaceable umbilical cord and cover it with the umbilical cord connector of the placenta model 5 Pull out the umbilical cover from the fetal model and slide the...

Page 33: ...to the fetal model Internal structure of the fetal model and umbilical cover The umbilical region of the fetal model has a groove as shown in the diagram below Slide the flange of the umbilical cover...

Page 34: ...he fetal and placenta models and on the inside of the vulva when practicing delivery 16 3 Applying lubricant Apply a generous amount of glycerin to the inside of the obstetric model vulva II the body...

Page 35: ...round ball Pulling the placenta out in this way will make placenta delivery easier The figures below show one way to hold the model 16 5 Tying and cutting the umbilical cord The umbilical cord clip a...

Page 36: ...al cord so tie the edge of the umbilical cord with a cable tie and attach the clip on the fetus to the cable tie 1 Create a loop with a cable tie and pass the replaceable umbilical cord through this l...

Page 37: ...cord before performing this procedure Size of the cable tie Use a cable tie with a width of about 2 to 3 mm for attaching the umbilical cord If you use a size that is unsuitable it may make it difficu...

Page 38: ...cts Delivery can be practiced using existing models Fetal Model LM 0633 Placenta Model LM 0634 and Parts for Tying and Cutting Umbilical Cords LM 101D sold separately Please read the instruction manua...

Page 39: ...vents When washing the model do not dig your nails into the surface or apply strong force This may result in damage 2 Wipe off the lubricant along with dirt or smudges and all the remaining water with...

Page 40: ...ring suture practice 3 Wash smudges or marks off the model with water To clean stubborn smudges or marks wash with a neutral solvent diluted with water After washing wipe off all remaining water with...

Page 41: ...40 Fixing screws 19 Parts of the Perineal Suture Model...

Page 42: ...odel 20 1 Attaching the perineal suture model vulva to the main unit Line up the hook and loop fasteners on both sides of the perineal suture model to the hook and loop fasteners on the perineal sutur...

Page 43: ...crews Rotate the screws with a flat head screwdriver 20 3 Removing the perineal suture model vulva from the full body manikin Remove the fixing screws Insert your index finger into the space under the...

Page 44: ...del 2 Do not place objects on top of the abdominal skin This may result in deformation 3 To clean smudges or marks wipe with a moist gauze or similar material using water or a neutral solvent diluted...

Page 45: ...tion Model The day 1 uterus recession model normal and the day 1 uterus recession model abnormal differ in degree of hardness The day 1 uterus recession model abnormal is made of a softer material tha...

Page 46: ...uterus recession model Set the uterus recession model fixation base on the abdomen of the full body manikin then set the uterus recession model for palpation on top Select one from among the four type...

Page 47: ...p fasteners in 10 places on the manikin Place the skin on the manikin only after aligning the underside of the nipples on the skin with the surface of the nipples on the manikin For fixing the skin in...

Page 48: ...ter 1 Extension cord for heartbeat generator 1 Baby powder 1 Skin II for obstetric abdominal palpation model 1 Abdominal wall piece 1 Fetus model with amnion 1 Two way stopcock with Luer tting 1 1 Abd...

Page 49: ...erus recession model abnormal 1 Approx 21 cm Approx 15 cm Approx 10 cm Approx 470 g Day 3 uterus recession model normal 1 Approx 16 cm Approx 11 cm Approx 11 cm Approx 660 g Day 5 uterus recession mod...

Page 50: ...12 cm Approx 400 g Perineal suture model left laceration 1 Approx 6 cm Approx 10 cm Approx 5 cm Approx 40g Perineal suture model right laceration 1 Vaginal examination model vulva II LM 101F Obstetri...

Page 51: ...0 optional items optional items 28 Storing the Vaginal Examination Model Obstetric Assistant Model and Perineal Suture Model Upper compartment of the storage case Lower compartment of the storage case...

Page 52: ...m the cardboard box 2 3 Remove the product while both people simultaneously hold the shoulders and knees The product may break if removed by only one person While doing so be careful to avoid pinching...

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