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User Guide | Working with the Simulator |
You can perform an average of 200
needle sticks with a 22 gauge needle
by utilizing the entire surface area of
the injectable sites.
Note that the use of needles larger
than 22 gauge will reduce the skin/
vein life.
WARNING
Use only Gaumard’s provided
simulated blood. Any other simulated
blood brand may contain sugar
or other additives that may cause
blockages and interrupt the bleeding
system.
DRAINING THE SYSTEM
WARNING
At the end of every simulation session,
you must purge the IV system with
clean water. If the training arm is not
going to be used for a week or more,
purge the system with a solution of
isopropyl alcohol in distilled water.
Failure to do so may permanently
damage the system.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
1. Close all clamps.
2. Disconnect the A&V in-flow tube and the
arterial recirculation tube.
3. Connect the second drainage tube to the
arterial recirculation port.
4. Open both clamps on the drainages tubes.
5. Fill the syringe with filling tube with distilled
water and connect it to the A&V in-flow port
on the arm.
6. Slowly inject fluid into the system.
We recommend flushing veins with 70:30
solution of clean water to isopropyl alcohol (IPA)
at least once per month to prolong the life of the
vasculature.
7. Disconnect the syringe with filling tube.
8. Repeat steps 6-7 with air until all fluid has
been drained from the arm.
9. Close all the clamps and disconnect all ports.
INTRAMUSCULAR AND SUBCUTANEOUS
EXERCISES
The training arm includes an incision and suture
insert in the upper arm to perform intramuscular
injections, incisions and suturing exercises.
Both the Incision and Suture Insert and the
A&V insert are multilayer, consisting of the
skin, subcutaneous tissue, and muscle, so they
provide a platform to train incision and suturing.
Interchange the inserts according to the training
procedure.
There are also two subcutaneous injection
sides located in the volar forearm and lateral
upper arm.