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D.  Skin and Artery Replacement 1. Removing the used skin and arterial tubing from the arm a. Untie the lace from the base of the arm. b. Lubricate the EXTERIOR of the skin using baby powder. c. Peel the skin off carefully, turning inside out. (See figure 9.) d. Remove the foam pad at the antecubital fossa. e. Disconnect the arterial tubing at the antecubital fossa and at the wrist. 3. Lubricating the new skin Pour lubricant into the skin and swish so all surfaces are covered. (See figure 11.) ARTERY SITES Figure 2 Grasp the skin with both hands, as illustrated, and slide the skin over the core...

D. Fill the Arterial System 1.  Hold the open tubing end over an empty container with the white pinch clamp on the arm open. 2. Squeeze the bulb and hold. Procedures That Can Be Performed on This Simulator Figure 5 3.  Open the flow control clamp on the IV bag. When the blood com ing from the IV bag has passed the squeeze bulb, close the white pinch clamp on the arm. (See figure 5.) A.  Radial Arterial Puncture The artery is superficial and easily palpated. Confirmation of arterial blood is done as in actual practice by checking color and pulsing in the syringe. (See figure 7.) 4.  Release the...

D. Fill the Arterial System 1.  Hold the open tubing end over an empty container with the white pinch clamp on the arm open. 2. Squeeze the bulb and hold. Procedures That Can Be Performed on This Simulator Figure 5 3.  Open the flow control clamp on the IV bag. When the blood com ing from the IV bag has passed the squeeze bulb, close the white pinch clamp on the arm. (See figure 5.) A.  Radial Arterial Puncture The artery is superficial and easily palpated. Confirmation of arterial blood is done as in actual practice by checking color and pulsing in the syringe. (See figure 7.) 4.  Release the...

D.  Skin and Artery Replacement 1. Removing the used skin and arterial tubing from the arm a. Untie the lace from the base of the arm. b. Lubricate the EXTERIOR of the skin using baby powder. c. Peel the skin off carefully, turning inside out. (See figure 9.) d. Remove the foam pad at the antecubital fossa. e. Disconnect the arterial tubing at the antecubital fossa and at the wrist. 3. Lubricating the new skin Pour lubricant into the skin and swish so all surfaces are covered. (See figure 11.) ARTERY SITES Figure 2 Grasp the skin with both hands, as illustrated, and slide the skin over the core...

The Life/form® Arterial Puncture Arm Simulator is now fully renewed and ready for use. Cautions: Solvents or corrosive materials will damage the simulator. Never place the simulator on any kind of printed paper or plastic. These materials will transfer an indelible stain. Ball-point pens will also make an indelible stain. d. Draw the skin snugly over the arm. (See figure 14.) Supplies/Replacement Parts for the Arterial Puncture Arm Simulator LF09919U LF00998U Life/form® Arterial Blood — 1 Quart LF00985U Check the tubing position. If the tubing has slipped from the channel, it can usually be pushed...

Adult Injectable Arm (Light) Male Catheterization Female Catheterization Prostate Examination Ostomy Care Surgical Bandaging Enema Administration Pediatric Injectable Arm Intramuscular Injection Breast Examination Arterial Puncture Arm Pediatric Injectable Head First Aid Arm Intradermal Injection Arm Heart Catheterization (TPN) Ear Examination Peritoneal Dialysis Suture Practice Arm Suture Practice Leg Spinal Injection Hemodialysis Practice Arm Episiotomy Suturing Set Suture Kit Pelvic, Normal & Abnormal Stump Bandaging, Upper Stump Bandaging, Lower Cervical Effacement Birthing Station Cricothyrotomy...