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- Page 1 Laerdal SimMan 3G Maintenance Guide Tasmanian Simulation Collaborative February 2016...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
INDEX KEY ITEMS ........................... 3 OVERVIEW ......................... 4 SETUP - WIRELESS ......................5 SETUP - WIRED ......................... 6 CONNECTION ......................... 7 SHUTDOWN ........................8 DAILY MAINTENANCE ....................9 IV Arm ..........................9 Fluid System ........................10 Blood System .........................10 Power off the Patient Simulator and PCs ...............10 Clean the Skin ........................10 Cleaning of IV Arm .......................11 Replacing Crico Tape/Neck Skin ................11... -
Page 3: Key Items
DISCLOSURE This booklet is to serve as a quick reference for trained users of the Laerdal SimMan 3G manikin. The information in this booklet is taken from Laerdal website (www.laerdal.com/au/) and based on our experience. Please note TCEN or TSC does not take any responsibility for any damage caused to your manikin. -
Page 4: Overview
OVERVIEW RFID Antennae Bleeding ports Speakers ECG Connectors Defib Connectors Pulses... -
Page 5: Setup - Wireless
SETUP - WIRELESS Headset Instructor PC SpO2 Patient Monitor USB cable... -
Page 6: Setup - Wired
SETUP - WIRED Headset Instructor PC Switch SpO2 Patient Monitor USB cable Ethernet cable... -
Page 7: Connection
CONNECTION 1. Turn on SimView (if available) 2. Turn on SimMan 3G as shown below 2. A Plug in SimMan 3G 2. B Lift the flap 2. C Ensure the power on the right hand cord is connected and then... -
Page 8: Shutdown
Select “Shutdown Monitor”, and then “Really Shutdown” 3. Turn off Patient Monitor Laptop SpO2 Patient Monitor 4. Turn off SimMan 3G as shown below 3. A 3. B Press the power button and wait Ensure SimMan’s eyes are closed 30 seconds. -
Page 9: Daily Maintenance
DAILY MAINTENANCE The following preventive measures are required to ensure longevity of the SimMan3G Patient Simulator. IV Arm The IV fluid system is an open system on the right arm only. IV fluids must be drained as they are administered and we suggest you use a general 2L drainage bag. -
Page 10: Fluid System
When the day’s sessions are done, flush the Blood System with distilled or de-ionized water, with the wounds connected. This is to remove remains of Laerdal blood in the Blood System, and prevent clogging of valves and tubing. Power off the Patient Simulator and PCs Charge batteries if necessary. -
Page 11: Cleaning Of Iv Arm
Cleaning of IV Arm Regular cleaning of the IV arm system is recommended as part of proper care of the product. Once or twice a month, the IV Arm system should be cleaned thoroughly 1. Ensure that the simulator’s power is ON, and that the IV Arm is properly connected, see Attaching the Right Arm. -
Page 12: Replacing Chest Drain Pleura
4. Ensure Crico Tape completely covers and seals the opening to prevent leakage while ventilating the Patient Simulator. Replacing Chest Drain Pleura The chest drain module’s pleura skin should be replaced after each use. 1. Open the Torso Skin and remove the module from the chest 2. -
Page 13: Mothly Maintenance
MOTHLY MAINTENANCE Regular Cleaning of Fluid and Blood System Regular cleaning of the Fluid and Blood System is recommended as part of proper care of the product. Once or twice a month, the Fluid and Blood System should be cleaned thoroughly. Cleaning Fluid System 1. -
Page 14: Empty The System Of Isopropanol
2. Ensure that the simulator’s internal blood reservoir is drained. See: Empty Internal Fluid Reservoir. 3. Connect Laerdal Wounds to blood outlets. See Connecting Wound kits. 4. Press the fill button located on the fill panel. The LED indicator on the fill button will light up. -
Page 15: Flush The System With Isopropanol
Flush the system with isopropanol 9. Connect a fill bottle with isopropanol to the blood and air connector in fill panel and the filling of isopropanol into the internal reservoir will start. 10. From LLEAP, again check the boxes for Upper and Lower port (making sure Venous bleeding and maximum blood rates are still selected) 11. - Page 16 www.tcen.com.au tcen@dhhs.tas.gov.au (03) 6233 2756...
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