ATLAS BABY THE ALS PEDIATRIC SIMULATOR P77 USER MANUAL

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Atlas Baby is the ALS pediatric simulator by 3B Scientific used for conducting interdisciplinary and interprofessional emergency training. It offers extensive emergency-specific applications for advanced life support in simulation-based training and further training. 1. Atlas Baby Manikin 5. Umbilical Cord Stump 3 ATLAS BABY THE ALS PEDIATRIC SIMULATOR P77 | Product Introduction | Delivery Content

Atlas Baby features: • Atlas Baby replicates the anatomy of the airways, complete with tongue, epiglottis, vocal cords, trachea, and esophagus. • Airway management - head-tilt/chin-lift or the Esmarch maneuvre. • Ability to clear the airway includes simulated aspiration and removing inserted foreign bodies. No fluids. • The airway of the simulator can accommodate extra-/supra-glottic airway alternatives and oral and nasal intubation. • Advanced airway, for insertion of oral airways (OPA) and nasal airways (NPA). • Intraosseous (IO) vascular access via the left tibia and distal femur. • Intravenous...

ATLAS BABY THE ALS PEDIATRIC SIMULATOR P77 GENERAL HANDLING Before using Atlas Baby keep in mind these safety instructions • Wear gloves as required during simulation scenarios. • Avoid using colored plastic gloves, as they may cause discoloration. The device may only be stored and charged in dry rooms. Operating temperature: 0 °C up to +30 °C Storage temperature: -10 °C up to +40 °C Air humidity: max. 85% • To maintain Atlas Baby skin, wash hands before use and place Atlas Baby on a clean surface. • To avoid permanent staining avoid the use of ink pens, felt-tipped markers, acetone, or iodine....

Atlas Baby features a color-coded indicator on the power button, which serves to display the status of its Wi-Fi connection through different colors: Atlas Baby USB-C charging port can be found behind the left ear. There is a symbol of USB-C charging on the skin. Lift up the neck skin to find the USB-C charging port. Atlas Baby is 48 cm tall, weighs 2.5 kg and comes in two different skin tones. Atlas Baby can be charged using the provided charger and can be used wirelessly during training sessions. > AIRWAY Atlas Baby replicates the anatomy of the airways, complete with tongue, epiglottis, vocal...

ATLAS BABY THE ALS PEDIATRIC SIMULATOR P77 By using auscultation and checking for an excursion in the thoracic region, you can determine whether bag-mask ventilation was performed correctly and if the airway was properly cleared. Likewise incorrect right stem intubations can be confirmed when there is chest excursion and lung sound in the right side. Use auscultation to check for an excursion in the abdomen to determine esophageal intubation. Supra-glottic airway alternatives like, iGel, Laryngeal Masks (LMA) and Laryngeal Tubes (LT) can be used in accordance with manufacturers’ instructions....

> CPR Atlas Baby replicates the anatomy of a rib cage and enables thoracic compressions to be carried out in accordance with the resuscitation guidelines. Thoracic compressions can be performed intermittently or continuously with bag-mask ventilation providing a realistic resistance of the chest during CPR. The CPR dashboard screen and Generic Defibrillator gives you feedback on the hand position. With the use of REALITi 360 resuscitation artifact displays on the ECG tracing, in addition to the compression rate and depth being displayed on the monitor. ✓ Compressions that generate ECG artifacts...

ATLAS BABY THE ALS PEDIATRIC SIMULATOR P77 CIRCULATION Atlas Baby features an IV site for peripheral line placement on the left hand, two IO sites on the distal femur and tibia, an IM site in the vastus lateralis muscle and umbilical line catheter insertion via the umbilical line. When administering medication through the IV site, IO access sites, or IM access, connect a drain bag to the Luer lock adapter to manage fluids. Recommended puncture sizes • IV: ≤22G • IO: drilling system To change the IV arm, IO leg and IM insert, remove them from their original position and disconnect them from the...

ATLAS BABY THE ALS PEDIATRIC SIMULATOR P77 NEUROLOGICAL Atlas Baby features a versatile pupillary assembly, offering three distinct eye states: normal, constricted, and dilated. Easily adjust the eyes by gently rolling open or closing the eyelids. ATLAS BABY THE ALS PEDIATRIC SIMULATOR P77 | Neurological

ATLAS BABY THE ALS PEDIATRIC SIMULATOR P77 Quick Start Guide Thank you for purchasing Atlas Baby – the pediatric ALS Simulator Connecting Atlas Baby with REALITi 360: A Simple Guide Scenario 1: Your existing Wi-Fi router is called iSimulate-5.0 1. Power Up: Start by turning on your iSimulate-5.0 router. 2. Wi-Fi Connection: Ensure both the REALITi Monitor iPad and the Control iPad are connected to the iSimulate-5.0 network. WiFi Name: iSimulate-5.0 Password: iSimulate2012 3. Turn On Atlas Baby: Locate and press the power button on the back of the manikin. This will automatically connect it to...

4. Launch REALITi App: Open the REALITi app on both iPads, selecting ‘Staging’ on the Monitor and ‘Control’ on the Control iPad. Welcome to REALITi Control 5. Connect iPads: Use the ‘Tap to Connect’ feature on the Control iPad to link both devices. If the Monitor iPad does not appear in the list, check that the Staging iPad and the Monitor iPad are both connected to the Wi-Fi network of your REALITi router: iSimulate-5.0 (both iPads must be on the same Wi-Fi network). Get started by tapping the connection bar Please make sure there is a monitor runnino--V- 6. Choose and Start a Scenario: From...

ATLAS BABY THE ALS PEDIATRIC SIMULATOR P77 8. On the Monitor iPad, the scenario or monitor selected from step 7 should appear. Start the defibrillator. 9. Scan for Atlas Baby: Swipe in from the right screen edge of the Monitor iPad and tap “Rescan Devices” to show the “Available Devices”. 10. From the available devices select ‘Atlas Baby’ by tapping ‘Connect Device’. The connected Atlas Baby will be calibrated automatically. 11. Commence Simulation: Compress the manikin. You will be able to see the CPR compression in the ECG waveform and the bar graph. Scenario 2: Your existing Wi-Fi router is...