laerdal Nursing Kelly, Инструкция по применению

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Items Included
(1) Full-Body Manikin
(1) Articulating Blood Pressure Training Arm (Nursing Kelly VitalSim)
(1) Articulating Multi-Venous IV Training Arm
(1) Hospital Gown
(1) Male Genitalia
(1) Female Genitalia
(3) Urinary Valves
(3) Anal Valves
(1) 10 foot Manikin Connector Cable (Nursing Kelly VitalSim)
(1) Simulated Blood Concentrate
(1) Manikin Lubricant Spray
(1) Assembly Tool Kit
(1) Direction for Use
(1) Laerdal Global Warranty Booklet
Optional Accessories
Wound Assessment & Care
(1) Lacerated Hand with Forearm Surgical Incision and Painted Sutures
(1) Chest Surgical Incision Module
(1) Abdominal Packing Module
(1) Abdominal Incision Module with Painted Sutures
(1) Abdominal Incision Modules with Penrose drain Staples and Nylon
Sutures (One each)
(1) Abdominal Subcutaneous Heparin and Insulin Injection Module
(1) Thigh Packing and Irrigation Module
(1) Thigh Suture Module with Nylon Sutures
(1) Thigh Debridement Module
(1) Infected Colostomy Stoma
(1) Gluteal and Ventro-Gluteal Decubitus Ulcer Modules (One each)
(1) Below Knee Amputation Stump
(1) Below Elbow Amputation Stump
(1) Diabetic Foot with Gangrenous Toes and Heel Decubitus ulcer
(1) Varicose Vein Leg with Stasis Ulcer
Skills Taught
• Basic patient handling
• Denture care
• Oral hygiene
• Oral and nasal Intubation
• Eye and ear irrigation (simulated)
• NG Tube insertion, care medication administration and removal
• Lavage/Gavage
• Tracheostomy care and suctioning
• Blood pressure skills (When used with VitalSim)
• IV care and management
• Subcutaneous and intramuscular injection
• Oxygen delivery procedures
• Ostomy irrigation and care
• Catheterization skills
• Enema simulation
• Colonic irrigation
• Wound assessment and care
• Bandaging and dressing
• Auscultation and recognition of normal and abnormal heart, breath and
bowel sounds (When used with VitalSim)
Teeth
To remove: Grasp firmly and lift.
Insert and remove bottom teeth first when performing denture care.
To reinsert both sets:
a. Begin on one side and work around, aligning ridges with corresponding
grooves in jaws. (Dusting with baby powder is helpful.) (Photo 1)
b. Press firmly into place.
Photo 1
Carotid Pulse
To generate a carotid pulse, use the hand held red bulb located on the right
axillary side of manikin. Firmly squeeze bulb while palpating for pulse at
carotid site.
Tracheostomy Plug
The Tracheostomy plug may be removed by grasping firmly, then lifting up
and out. To replace, press into hole.
Tracheostomy Care
1. Mix solution of 1/2 cup mild liquid detergent and 1/2 cup water.
2. Remove lungs and trachea.
3. Pour mixture into simulated lungs.
4. Fill lungs to a level where suction catheter will pick up mixture.
5. Reattach lungs at connector.
The consistency of the solution approximates the mucus normally
suctioned in a tracheostomy patient.
We recommend a size 6 tracheostomy tube. Opening will
accommodate other sizes, but a size 6 is usually most suitable.
Drain and air-dry lungs immediately after each use.
Be careful not to introduce fluids into speaker ports or near electronics in
manikin’s chest.
NG Tube Placement
This manikin features an esophagus and stomach reservoir for practice of
NG tube insertion and skills such as Lavage and Gavage.
For best results, lubricate the tube with either manikin lubricant or
liquid detergent prior to NG or OG tube insertion.
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