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B.  IV Injection and Withdrawal

1.

  Start with a fully pressurized 

arm. See procedure A under 

General Instructions for Use.

2.

  Close the clamp on Fluid  

   Supply Bag B.

3.

  Open the clamp on Fluid  

   Supply Bag A.
The arm is now ready to perform injections or withdrawals along any 

of the 8 fluid lines present in the arm. Nasco recommends the use of 

small diameter needles for these procedures; 20 to 25 gauge. Use 

only distilled water to prep the injection sites and as an injection. A 

realistic flashback will occur when the vein has been properly punc-

tured. 

(See Figure 7)

C. Intravenous 

     Infusions

1.

  Begin with a fully  

   pressurized arm.  

   See procedure A  

   under General  

 

   Instructions for  

   Use.

2.

  Select the appro- 

   priate intravenous  

   infusion needles  

   or butterfly  

   included. Nasco  

   recommends  

   small gauge  

   needles 20-25  

   gauge.

3.

  Make sure the  

   arm is palm down  

   and the clamps on Bags A and B are closed.

4.

  Simulate cleansing the injection site with distilled water.

5.

  Insert the IV needle or butterfly into a vein. Flashback will indicate  

   proper insertion.

6.

  Attach the needle or butterfly to the tubing from the infusion solution  

   (not supplied) or fluid supply bag C (sold separately) with the latex  

   adapter if needed. 

(See Figure 8 and inset.)

7.

  Open the clamps on fluid supply bag B. 

B.  IV Injection and Withdrawal

1.

  Start with a fully pressurized 

arm. See procedure A under 

General Instructions for Use.

2.

  Close the clamp on Fluid  

   Supply Bag B.

3.

  Open the clamp on Fluid  

   Supply Bag A.
The arm is now ready to perform injections or withdrawals along any 

of the 8 fluid lines present in the arm. Nasco recommends the use of 

small diameter needles for these procedures; 20 to 25 gauge. Use 

only distilled water to prep the injection sites and as an injection. A 

realistic flashback will occur when the vein has been properly punc-

tured. 

(See Figure 7)

C. Intravenous 

     Infusions

1.

  Begin with a fully  

   pressurized arm.  

   See procedure A  

   under General  

 

   Instructions for  

   Use.

2.

  Select the appro- 

   priate intravenous  

   infusion needles  

   or butterfly  

   included. Nasco  

   recommends  

   small gauge  

   needles 20-25  

   gauge.

3.

  Make sure the  

   arm is palm down  

   and the clamps on Bags A and B are closed.

4.

  Simulate cleansing the injection site with distilled water.

5.

  Insert the IV needle or butterfly into a vein. Flashback will indicate  

   proper insertion.

6.

  Attach the needle or butterfly to the tubing from the infusion solution  

   (not supplied) or fluid supply bag C (sold separately) with the latex  

   adapter if needed. 

(See Figure 8 and inset.)

7.

  Open the clamps on fluid supply bag B. 

Figure 7

Figure 7

Figure 8

Figure 8

A.

A.

C.

C.

B.

B.

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Summary of Contents for Lifeform LF01121U

Page 1: ...ed Injection Arm LF01121U LF01126U Instruction Manual Products by Nasco Instruction Manual Instruction Manual CAUTION PRODUCT CONTAINS DRY NATURAL RUBBER NP097_95_LF01121U_LF01126U_AdvancedInjectionArm indd 1 ...

Page 2: ... veins will be prolonged by utilizing smaller needle sizes such as 20 to 25 gauge However if instruction with larger needle sizes is required this can be done the skin and veins will merely need to be replaced sooner The Skin and Vein Kits are available through Nasco see list of supplies List of Components A Advanced Injection Arm Simulator LF01121U White or LF01126U Black B 3 cc Syringe with Need...

Page 3: ...roximate size of a human vein This vascu lar structure has inlet tubing and outlet tubing at the shoulder and it is via these tubes that the venous system is filled Thus the techniques of blood drawing and starting intravenous infusions may be practiced on the Advanced Injection Arm In S In b s w la v b th Figure 1 Venous Channels Beneath the Skin 8 Fluid Lines Subcutaneous and intramuscular injec...

Page 4: ...m See Figure 2 and Inset Fluid Supply Stand shown sold separately 3 Attach the fitting end of the fluid supply bag A tubing to one of the shoulder tubes Make sure the arm is palm down at this point See Figure 3 Note Connecting the fluid supply bag to the shoulder tube may require a small amount of water soluble lubricant heating the shoulder tube end in the palm of a warm hand or dipping the shoul...

Page 5: ...llow some blood to pass through and to remove any remaining air that is trapped in the system See Figure 6 Note It may be necessary to swap the positions of the fluid supply bags A and B during the filling process in order to prevent bubbles in the tubing If bag A runs out of blood before the arm is fully prepped simply remove it from its hanging position and replace it with full bag B 6 Once the ...

Page 6: ...ntravenous Infusions 1 Begin with a fully pressurized arm See procedure A under General Instructions for Use 2 Select the appro priate intravenous infusion needles or butterfly included Nasco recommends small gauge needles 20 25 gauge 3 Make sure the arm is palm down and the clamps on Bags A and B are closed 4 Simulate cleansing the injection site with distilled water 5 Insert the IV needle or but...

Page 7: ... of distilled water may be injected however we recommend utiliz ing air as injectant since the dis tilled water cannot be drained but must evaporate from the arm Synthetic blood must NEVER be used for injections E Intradermal Intracuetaneous Injections Use a 3 cc syringe with a 25 gauge needle for this procedure Internal Structure The arm features three loca tions All are located on the outer aspe...

Page 8: ...edle on the syringe twisting at the luer lock See Figure 13 5 Insert the syringe into the Intradermal Site in the same manner you would to perform procedures 6 Inject the Intradermal Sealant into a blister dot See Figure 14 Note This will require more pressure applied on the syringe than the typical procedure to form a blister dot 7 Remove the syringe leaving the sealant inside the Intradermal Sit...

Page 9: ...y Simply dispense the Nasco Cleaner to the stained area and wipe clean with a soft cloth or paper towel C Maintaining the Simulator 1 Nasco Vein Tubing Sealant Kit LF01099U will extend the useful life of the tubing Note Nasco Vein Tubing Sealant cannot be shipped outside of the United States 2 Vyna Bond purchased separately See Supplies and Replace ment Parts can be applied to the skin to repair p...

Page 10: ... Check for air bubbles Make sure you purge the arm of air bubbles Gradually flush the system with synthetic blood by slowly opening the supply clamp Allow some blood to pass through the system until the air bubbles have been eliminated in the drain bag Close the clamp on the supply bag and then turn the arm over so it is palm up Slowly open the clamp to allow some blood to pass through and to remo...

Page 11: ...4U Life form IV Arm Skin Vein Replacement DVD FREE LF01105U Life form IV Arm Set Up Troubleshooting DVD FREE LF01122U White Skin Vein Replacement Kit LF01123U Black Skin Vein Replacement Kit LF01124U Vein Replacement Kit LF01130U Fluid Supply Bag LF09919U Nasco Cleaner Su L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L Actual product may vary slightly from photo Nasco reserves the right to change product color mate...

Page 12: ...on Training Model Black LF00958U Pediatric IV Arm LF00961U Intramuscular Injection Simulator LF00995U Arterial Puncture Arm LF00997U Adult Venipuncture and Injection Training Arm Black LF01007U IV Foot LF01008U Intradermal Injection Simulator LF01139U Advanced IV Hand White LF01146U Advanced IV Hand Black LF01162U Vebatech IV Trainer White LF01163U Vebatech IV Trainer Black LF01184U Venatech IM Su...

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