Replacing Chest Tube Module; Replacing Esophagus Filter; Replacing Pupils; Replacing Skin And Veins In Iv Arm - Laerdal SimBaby Manual Del Usuario

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Replacing Chest Tube Module

To replace pleura sleeve
Loose chest skin at left side or remove chest skin.(See To Replace
Bladder.)
Remove chest tube insertion module from mid-axillary side of
simulator.
Replace the pleura (foil) sleeve.
Put chest tube insertion module back into the torso.
Secure chest skin or replace with a new skin (see To Replace Blad-
der section).

Replacing Esophagus Filter

Note: After each session/course the esophagus filter assy shall be
replaced by a new one.
To replace esophagus filter assy
Remove chest skin (see To Replace Bladder section).
Lift the chest plate assy exposing the internal parts and find the
filter holder.
Disconnect the filter assy and replace with a new one.
Replace chest plate assy and chest skin (see To Replace Bladder
section).

Replacing Pupils

There are three extra sets of eyes included with the simulator;
normal (default with the simulator), contracted and dilated..
If you want to add some of the attached pupils to the simulator,
open up the eyelids with your fingers, remove the installed pupil
from its seat using the eye lens replacement device included and
install the desired pupil into its seat using the same tool.
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Replacing Skin and Veins in IV Arm

When excessive leaking occurs at the puncture sites, a new vein and
skin should be installed to reduce loss of fluid.
To replace the vein
Pull the skin and vein off the arm. While doing this make sure you
hold the simulator's shoulder (not the torso) with your other hand.
Route a new vein along the groove in the arm, leaving two
ends of approximately equal lengths. Support the vein so it does
not fall out of the groove while you pull on a new arm skin.
Slide a new arm skin over the arm and vein. Make sure that the
two holes line up with the ends of the groove close to the
shoulder. Use of talcum powder may ease this procedure.
Pull the open ends of the vein through the holes in the arm skin.

Replacing IV/IO Leg

When excessive leaking occurs at the IV/IO puncture sites,
the lower leg should be replaced by a new one.
To replace lower leg
Press the bolt in the knee part out of its seat.
Replace the lower leg with a new one.
Secure the leg by pressing the bolt into its seat.
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