Essential right leg fill panel, Setup, Fill simulator fluid reservoir – Laerdal SimMan Essential User Manual

Page 19: Empty internal fluid reservoir, Run simulator with external fluid

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SETUP

Essential Right Leg Fill Panel

The Right Leg fill panel is located at the top of the right leg near the
pelvis. The fill panel contains connectors for filling the fluid reservoirs.

Note: Make sure the Patient Simulator power is on.

Fill Simulator Fluid Reservoir

1 Roll the right leg skin down to expose the fill panel.
2 Connect fluid fill unit tubes to the fluid and air connectors in the

Right Leg panel.

3 Push the fill button on the panel. The button will light up and

fluid will flow into the manikin.

4 When the flow stops, disconnect the fill unit.
5 Push the fill button on the panel. The light will go out.

Note: Disconnect tubes from the manikin before pushing the fill
button. Pushing the button before disconnecting the tubes will
initiate draining of the tank.

Empty Internal Fluid Reservoir

1 Connect an empty fluid fill unit to fluid connector in the Right

Leg panel.

2 Fluid from the internal reservoir will drain into the bottle.
3 When the flow stops, disconnect the fluid connector.










Run Simulator with External Fluid

1 Drain the internal reservoir. Follow instructions for Empty

Internal Fluid Reservoir.

2 After draining the internal reservoir, fill the fluid fill unit and

connect to the simulator.

3 Push the fill button on the panel. The button will light and fluid

will flow into the simulator.

4 Charge the system for 60 seconds before starting simulation.

Warning: Connecting a full fluid fill unit to a manikin with a full

internal reservoir will result in system overflow. Fluid will drain out
of the right leg. Repeatedly overflowing the system may damage
the product.

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