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Oral and Nasal Lavage,
Gavage, and Suctioning
Access to the stomach
is provided through the
mouth and both nostrils .
The internal stomach
reservoir bag has a 200 cc
capacity . The head
should be connected to
the stomach reservoir bag green) and NOT the
intubation air bladder bag yellow) . (See Figure 9) .
Lubricate feeding tubes generously prior to
inserting through mouth, nose, or nostrils by using
the Pump Spray Lubricant included . Only water
should be used in tube feeding exercises . Ensure
the upper torso of the manikin is slightly elevated
to prevent water backflow into the head of the
manikin . Introduce water only using standard
facility procedures and materials .
Following the procedure,
empty the stomach .
Water may be removed
by suctioning or removing
the stomach reservoir
bag by disconnecting 2
velcro straps and white
diconnect and then
draining it into a sink or
basin . (See Figure 10) .
Note: Ensure the manikin’s torso remains elevated
when the stomach reservoir bag contains water to
continue to prevent backflow into the head of the
manikin . Features included with LF04301, LF04302,
and LF04302EX .
Fig 9.
Set Up
Lavage / Gavage / Suctioning / Nasogastric / Carotid Pulse
Fig 11.
Fig 13.
Fig 12.
To remove the Stomach
Reservoir Bag:
1 . Remove the head by
disconnecting the
snaps on the head
skin, around the neck,
and pulling the head
straight back with the
head facing forward .
(See Figure 11) .
2 . Gently pull up head to
expose four tubes with
the stomach reservoir
bag connected at the
end . (See Figure 12) .
3 . Unfasten the strap
that holds the
Stomach Reservoir Bag and esophagus tube
together and depress button on the quick
disconnect feature of the bag . (See Figure 13) .
Following completion of the procedures,
completely drain the stomach reservoir and allow
drying prior to reattaching and storing inside the
manikin . Wipe any residual lubricant with warm
water and a soft cloth .
Carotid Pulse
Attach pump bulb to Carotid tube exiting the rear
neck . (See Figure 14) . Pump bulb to simulate pulse
at the pulse points of the Carotid (See Figure 15) .
Pulse points are present on both sides .
Fig 14.
Fig 15.
Fig 10.
Disconnect
Velcro
Velcro
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