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Simulated Infusible IV Insertion Site with Flash Cue
This site is designed to provide trainees with a practice
area for IV insertion and is accompanied with flash cue
(Figure 26). To fill the IV reservoir, slowly inject 80 ml of
simulated blood into the fill port located under the left arm
at the hard shoulder cuff using the 120 ml luer syringe
provided. To operate, insert the IV needle until you see the
flash, remove the needle and attach the IV bag and hang it
36" above the patient’s heart. The infusate will drain out
the patient’s left wrist through a female luer fitting. A
drainage line can be attached to this fitting and conduct the
drainage to a separate reservoir.
When the training is finished, or the blood pressure no
longer provides a flash, the blood reservoir should be
drained. To accomplish this, screw the 120 ml syringe
(completely depressed) into the luer in the wrist and pull
back on the plunger until you hear a sucking sound indicating the bladder is empty.
To continue training repeat the instructions above. To finish for the day, inject 50
ml of water through the shoulder port and the suck it out through the wrist port.
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Each skin plug will last for many training sessions and can have their life
further extended by smearing a small amount of Sil-Poxy over the top of the
plug sealing the previous puncture sites. A small tube of Sil-Poxy is
supplies with each manikin.
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Should the drain continue to drip after the IV is disconnected, compress the
vein with 3 fingers 2 or 3 times rapidly to reset the check valve.
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Should the check valve need to be replaced it can be accessed by removing
the skin plug and pulling it straight out, then wetting the barb of the new one
and inserting straight down, making sure the arrow is pointing away from
the skin plug. The check valve is part number KGS-MP-C-CV-1
Figure 26