Laerdal SimMan 3G Trauma - Manual (Page 37)

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MAINTENANCE
Left Leg to Pelvis – Cable and Tube Descriptions
Name/Label Tube/Cable Color Connector Description
Left Pedal Grey cable black with silver
coloured connector
Popliteal Grey cable black with silver
coloured connector
Attaching the Right Leg
Please take the same precautions as when attaching the Left Leg.
1 Align the Right Leg bolt and cables with the pelvis socket. Feed
the leg bolt and cabling through the pelvis socket.
2 Carefully push the leg in towards the pelvis to form a snug fit.
3 Secure the cables and tubes in the connector. Screw the
connector in place on the leg bolt.
4 Connect the corresponding tubes and cables as shown in the
table below:
Right Leg to Pelvis – Cable and Tube Descriptions
Name/Label Tube/Cable Color Connector Description
Blood Right Leg Transparent, red
tube Black twist and lock
connector
Right Leg Black harness cable Black rectangular
connector, 4 lead
Fluid from leg Tube, blue White twist and lock
connector
Air from leg Colourless
transparent tube White twist and lock
connector
Attaching the Left Arm
Open the torso as described in steps 1 - 4, Opening the Torso.
Follow the procedures listed below in reverse to detach the arms.
1 Align the left arm axle with the shoulder socket.
2 Ensure that the shoulder screw is loose enough to allow the arm
axle to slide easily into place.
3 Feed the cables from the arm axle through the shoulder socket.
4 Carefully push the arm axle into the shoulder bracket, so that
the axle is flush with the inside of the bracket.
5 Tighten the shoulder screw with the Allen wrench.
LA PULSES
BP
LA
CONV
P B
L
BP
PULSES
L L LA
B
6 Connect the arm cables to the corresponding connection points
in the torso.
Left Arm to Torso – Cable and Tube Descriptions
Name/Label Tube/Cable Color Connector Description
LA Pulses Grey cable Black rectangular
connector, 6 lead
BP Grey cable Black rectangular
connector, 2 lead
LA Conv Black harness cable Black rectangular
connector, 8 lead
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