Laerdal Nursing Anne (SimPad Capable) - Manual (Page 5)

Nursing Anne 3 Laerdal
To fill reservoir:
a . Remove colostomy stoma .
b . Fill with fluid .
c . Gently reinsert stoma .
Make sure genitalia and urinary connectors are in place
prior to filling .
Injection Pads –
a . To remove, squeeze pad with fingers and pull .
b . To replace, squeeze pad and insert in opening .
Dusting with talcum powder is helpful in replacing belly plates .
Injection pads may be injected with water . Foam should be removed
from pads immediately following training . Squeeze out fluid and air dry .
Waist, Knee and Ankle Joints –
These joints are connected with a bolt and lock nut .
To remove, unscrew lock nut and pull bolt from joint .
Segments will now easily disconnect .
Attachment hardware is located in envelope inside carton .
Arms –
Arms are attached with a 4 1/2” long bolt, three washers, a spring and
a wing nut .
To attach:
1 . Unfasten chest skin from
shoulders .
2 . Pull skin back to expose
chest cavity .
3 . Locate hole in shoulder .
4 . Remove deltoid injection pad
from arm by squeezing skin
in center of pad while pulling .
5 . Slide small washer over bolt .
6 . Insert bolt through hole in arm
and hole in manikin’s shoulder .
7 . Add large washer, spring,
another large washer and wing nut
to bolt inside manikin’s chest . (Figure 1)
8 . Use a screwdriver to hold bolt steady while tightening wing nut .
To remove arms, reverse procedure .
Legs –
Legs are attached with a 6” long bolt, a spring, a large washer, a small
washer and a wing nut .
Attachment hardware is located
in envelope inside carton .
To attach:
1 . Remove belly plate and colon reservoir from manikin
to locate hole in hip .
2 . Remove thigh injection pad from leg by squeezing skin
in center of pad while pulling .
3 . Slide spring and small washer over bolt .
4 . Insert bolt through hole in thigh .
5 . Insert bolt through hole in pelvis .
6 . Slide large washer and wing nut over bolt .
7 . Use screwdriver to hold bolt while tightening wing nut inside pelvis .
(Figure 2)
To remove legs, reverse procedure.
IV Arm – Multiple Venipuncture sites:
• Dorsal Veins of Hand (3)
• Antecubital
- Cephalic Vein
- Median Vein
- Basilic Vein
A 22 gauge needle or smaller is recommended
to extend the life of the IV Arm .
When using an IV catheter, lubricate with manikin lubricant
for easier insertion .
Directions for Use:
1 . Attach IV bag to IV tubing .
2 . Attach IV tubing to either vein .
3 . Allow fluid to flow through arm and out other vein .
4 . Clamp off flow of water from open vein .
The arm is now ready to practice venipuncture .
When excessive leaking occurs at puncture sites, either a new vein
system or skin should be installed to reduce loss of fluid .
We recommend working at a sink when replacing the skin
and vein system .
Replacing Skin and Veins:
1. Remove skin:
If replacing skin and veins, cut off skin . This can be done with a sharp
knife, scalpel or scissors . (Figure 3) When finished, discard skin . (Figure 4)
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Figure 3
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