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SETUP

               

 

 

Adjusting Fluid Flow

1  Remove the neck skin.

2  Locate the restrictor valves in the left and right clavicle area.

3  Activate secretion in the Circulation and Fluids Tab, then tighten 

or loosen the actual valve as until desired flow rate is achieved.

 

  Note: Do not unscrew completely.  Please note that only slight   

 adjustment should be necessary.

    

4  Replace the neck skin

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Summary of Contents for SimMan 3G Trauma

Page 1: ...SimMan 3G Trauma User Guide www laerdal com EN...

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Page 3: ...inistering IV Fluids 21 Cleaning the IV Arm 21 Connecting Defibrillation Adapter Plates 22 Connecting the Blood Pressure Cuff 23 Calibrating the IV Arm Flowmeter Using LLEAP 23 Connecting the SpO2 Pro...

Page 4: ...and ear fluids are fed from an internal fluid reservoir An external Fluid Fill Unit may be connected for extended use Focus on Quality CPR QCPR measurement and feedback according to the 2015 Guideline...

Page 5: ...Patient Simulator or unusual smell or smoke Hygiene To maintain Patient Simulator skins wash hands before use and place the Patient Simulator on a clean surface Wear gloves as required during simulati...

Page 6: ...GTrauma Overview Power Panel Fluid Fill Panel DC Input 9 24V X XA Fluid Inlet Air Out Blood Inlet Activate Filling Bleeding ports Speakers ECG Connectors Defib Connectors Pulses Air CO2 Inlet Blood Ou...

Page 7: ...s located in the Laerdal Medical folder under the Windows start menu Software used in a simulation session comprises the following main applications LLEAP Laerdal Learning Application Voice Conference...

Page 8: ...the Patient Simulator s airway Laryngeal mask airways The airways are designed for use with size 4 but size 5 may also seal correctly Endotracheal tube intubation Size ID 7 5 8 5 is suitable but using...

Page 9: ...ions Max tidal volume 1 2 liters Max tidal volume registered in the LLEAP is 900ml All volumes higher than 900ml will register as 900ml Max airway pressure 80 cm H2 O Simulated stomach inflation start...

Page 10: ...ompression depth and resistance Detection of depth release and frequency of compressions Real time view of Quality of CPR on the Instructor s PC Warning Do not use automated chest compression machines...

Page 11: ...n closed or partially open Eyelids can be opened for examination by the learner Pupil dilation constricted dilated or in between Pupillary accommodation Synchrony asynchrony Normal and sluggish speed...

Page 12: ...ator Shirt with side zippers Trousers with full length side zippers Boxer shorts underwear Belt Note For washing instructions see care labels Simulated Removal of the Clothes To simulate cutting with...

Page 13: ...y cables from the batteries to the torso After connecting the batteries connect the Patient Simulator to the external power supply 12V to 24V while turned OFF The batteries will charge if the Patient...

Page 14: ...t Off Off No charge Blinking light One or both batteries missing overheated damaged or otherwise not able to charge Not recommended to charge the batteries too long No power input batteries are charge...

Page 15: ...tor will automatically shut down if battery temperature rises above 60 C 140 F or the remaining charge falls below 6 on one of the two batteries View Battery Status in LLEAP Check the power indicator...

Page 16: ...irway modes and fluid systems are driven by compressed air The right leg contains a compressor and tank with separate reservoirs for clear and simulated blood fluids For extended periods or stationary...

Page 17: ...pelvis The fill panel contains connectors for filling the blood and fluid reservoirs Note Make sure the Patient Simulator power is on Fill Internal Fluid Reservoir 1 Roll the right leg skin down to ex...

Page 18: ...ntrate mix and tighten the cap Run Patient Simulator with External Blood 1 Drain the internal reservoir Follow instructions for Empty Internal Blood Reservoir 2 After draining the internal reservoir f...

Page 19: ...Activate secretion in the Circulation and FluidsTab then tighten or loosen the actual valve as until desired flow rate is achieved Note Do not unscrew completely Please note that only slight adjustmen...

Page 20: ...distilled or de ionized water while the wounds are still attached When the fluid runs clear disconnect the tube from the fluid outlet After the wound is removed any tape residue can be cleaned from t...

Page 21: ...d source bag with IV tubing to one of the tubes exiting the manikin s arm 2 Attach an empty bag with IV tubing to the second tube exiting the manikin s arm This bag will serve as the collection reserv...

Page 22: ...All standard safety precautions must be taken when using the defibrillator on the Patient Simulator Note Defibrillation must be performed on the defibrillator connectors only To prevent overheating d...

Page 23: ...onductive defibrillation pads intended for patient use Caution Do not use automated chest compression machines on the Patient Simulator Connecting the Blood Pressure Cuff The Patient Simulator is deli...

Page 24: ...from inside the Patient Simulator pelvis to the urine bladder module 4 Place the new Genitalia Module back into the Patient Simulator s pelvis Inserting Urine Catheter Always use a water based lubrica...

Page 25: ...mMan 3GTrauma Amputated Lower Calf Skin Removing SimMan 3GTrauma Left Arm 1 Unzip the clothing zippers on the right side Remove the shirt 2 Unzip the zippers on the left side of the torso Open theTors...

Page 26: ...ighten screw as desired to simulate more or less range of motion in the arm 5 Connect the red tube from the Amputation Arm to the nearest blood port on the torso Caution Do not over rotate arm Over ro...

Page 27: ...e the wiring out of the foot Roll the wires together and store in the bottom of the ankle 3 Apply a liberal amount of baby powder inside of the Amputated Lower Calf Skin and lower leg While matching t...

Page 28: ...sal thigh of the simulator s 2 Apply a liberal amount of baby powder to the inside of the skin and leg and pull the skin all the way up until it is even with the top of the leg skin 3 Fold the skin ha...

Page 29: ...ernal IO pad with 7ml of blood Ensure the pad is completely filled 5 Reattach the Sternal tube to the Sternal IO pad 6 Place the Sternal IO unit in the Sternal Chassis Slide the unit down and towards...

Page 30: ...Unit from the leg 4 Remove the tube from theTibial IO Unit 5 Remove theTibial IO Pad from theTibial IO chassis 6 Before replacing the newTibial IO ensure that the nipple is retracted in theTibial IO...

Page 31: ...14mm 1 38mm F A S T 1 Note In some cases you will not get any blood backflow when using the F A S T 1 Note in some cases there will be no blood backflow when using the BIG Automatic Intraosseous Devi...

Page 32: ...transportation or storage For instructions on how to disassemble the legs see Attaching the Left and Attaching the Right Leg Warning The suitcases are heavy Always ensure that they are firmly secured...

Page 33: ...the system See Regular Cleaning of Fluid and Blood System section Note Do not store or ship the simulator with Isopropanol or liquid in any of the fluid liquid systems Detach the Patient Simulator s...

Page 34: ...ll bottle to the blood and air connector in the fill panel and the filling of air into the internal reservoir will start 6 With the fill button activated open the Circulation and fluids tab in LLEAP a...

Page 35: ...or software on all your computers are updated at the same time to ensure continued compatibility after the update Note The LLEAP installer also includes Session Viewer and SimDesigner The LLEAP and Pa...

Page 36: ...steps 1 4 in reverse Attaching the Left Leg Note Assemble the Patient Simulator on a large flat surface Attach the Left Leg before the Right Leg Open the torso to access the hip joint connectors To op...

Page 37: ...m leg Tube blue White twist and lock connector Air from leg Colourless transparent tube White twist and lock connector Attaching the Left Arm Open the torso as described in steps 1 4 Opening the Torso...

Page 38: ...e Right Arm and align the screw with the hole in the Arm Adapter 4 Secure the Adapter with one hand from inside the torso Screw the Adapter Screw using the Phillips screwdriver Note Tighten screw as d...

Page 39: ...After multiple pneumothorax decompressions the bladders may need replacement 1 Open theTorso Skin to expose the chest plate Lift the Chest Plate to reveal the Pneumothorax Bladders located in slots in...

Page 40: ...ube Descriptions Name Label Tube Color Connector Description Pneum L Silicon Barb connector Pneum R Silicon Barb connector Chest L Silicon Barb connector Chest R Silicon Barb connector Replacing Lung...

Page 41: ...ed blood flow is experienced the filter may be clogged and needs replacement Never run the Patient Simulator without a filter Blood R i g h t L e g 1 Turn off the Patient Simulator 2 Remove genitalia...

Page 42: ...lator has its own unique SSID name For more information see Simulator Firmware Network Wizard Help Voice Conference Application Problem Sound from Patient Simulator to LLEAP is not working Possible So...

Page 43: ...r is leaking or tubing to chest rise bladder is twisted kinked or disconnected Replace Chest Rise Bladder if it is leaking see Maintenance Replacing Chest Rise Bladders Check air tubing for leakage ch...

Page 44: ...ce contact LaerdalTechnical Service If there is no change in lung resistance contact LaerdalTechnical Service Mechanical Noise during Auscultation In LLEAP click auscultation focus Batteries Problem B...

Page 45: ...PARE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Spare Parts and Accessories For latest version of Spare Parts and Accessories visit www laerdal com Cautions and Warnings Features Setup Maintenance Spare Parts Troubleshoot...

Page 46: ...20 07982 Rev E 2020 Laerdal Medical AS All rights reserved Manufacturer Laerdal Medical AS P O Box 377 Tanke Svilandsgate 30 4002 Stavanger Norway T 47 51 51 17 00 www laerdal com...

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