Simulaids SMART STAT BASIC 8002 Manuale utente

SMART STAT BASIC #8002

Instruction andCareManual

Now with iPadcontrol

Thank you for purchasing Simulaids’ SMART STAT Basic.

Simulaids is pleased to bring you the latest in patient simulator technology with our wireless,

battery operated, self-contained simulator that is operated by an iPad.

The intent of this document is to familiarize the user with the basic operation and care of

SMART STAT Basic. You will be able to immediately start using this unit by following a few

simple steps. These steps include installing the programming on your iPadavailable now at

the App Store; just search for SMARTSTAT.

It is recommend that you make note of, and store in a convenient location, your simulator’s

serial number, invoice date, invoice number, and the company name (Simulaids’ distributor) you

purchased it from. These three pieces of information are required for any warranty issues.

When you have questions concerning the product, don’t hesitate to call your distributor sales

representative, or Simulaids’ Customer Service Department at 800-431-4310.

The SMART STAT Basic patient simulator is intended to be used in various environmental

locations for training of emergency medical personnel. All disciplines of training can be

administered to this patient simulator, including: physicians, nurses, combat medics, ALS, and

BLS providers.

The lung, heart and abdominal sounds associated with the SMART STAT Basic patient simulator

are used under license from Cardionics of Webster, TX, and are not to be used for any

commercial purpose outside the context of the SMART STAT Basic patient simulator

programming

Model Input Voltage

8002 120VAC

240VAC

What you received 4

Clothing size 4

What you need 4

Charging batteries 5

Leg assembly 6

Fluids 6

Mixing Blood Powder 6

Blood Presure 6

IV Arm 7

Vein Replacement 7

Chect Tube Placement 7

Tension Pneumothorax 7

ECG Monitoring & Defibrillation 8

Turn On Smart Stat Basic 9

iPad Functions 9~11

User Interfaces 12~14

Student List 15

Skill List 15~16

Medication List 16

Scenario List 17~20

Stat Simulation Defaults 21

ECG Rates 22

Session/Recording scenario 23~24

Recordings, retrieving from iTunes25~27

Running Smart Stat Basic 28~29

Heart 30

IM Ijection Sites 30

CPR 30

Care and cleaning 30~31

Replacement Parts 32

Trouble shooting 33~34

Warranty 35

Return poloicy 35

Glossary of terms 35

table of contents

What you received:

SMART STAT Basic Patient Simulator

iPad®

Shorts with Simulaids’ Logo

WV IV Pro device (eliminates the use of tape at the IV site)

SMART STAT Basic B/P Cuff

Chest Post Adapter Set of Two

Manual Defibrillator Adaptors Set of Two

Laerdal Adapters Set of Two

Marquette Adapters Set of Two

Physio Adapters Set of Two

Instructions for Care and Use

Consumables:

Cricothyrotomy Neck Skins,

Tension Pneumothorax Pads

IM Injection Sites (Arm and Leg)

Replacement Teeth

Airway Lubrication Kit

Blood Powder

Reservoir Bags

Options available with SMART STAT purchase

Battery Leg, Part Number 407N

Amputated Bleeding Leg, Part Number 408

I/O Leg, Part Number 409

Xtreme Bleeding Leg, Part Number 482

To assemble a variety of clothing (not included) to fit the simulator see the sizing chart for

information.

Sizing Chart Torso

Length Sleeve

Length Chest

Size In

Seam Waist

Head

Cir. Neck Height

Foot

Length Shoe

Size

SMART STAT Basic 18" 34" 46" 32" 40" 26" 18.5" 72" 10" 13 men’s

Metric equivalent in cm 46 87 118 82 102 66 47 183 25

What you need:

iPad2 (or newer)

iTunesAccount

Computer for maintaining and printing student records

Product set up:

Simulaids’ authorized SMART STAT Basic distributors (who you purchased your SMART STAT

Basic from) are available to assist you with the set up.

Charging the battery (If option was purchased)

The batteries require approximately five (5) hours of charging. Before installing the leg on the

simulator fully charge the battery, which is concealed in the lower left leg. The battery is not

removable from the leg.

There are two connections necessary to charge the battery between the leg and the charger.

One large connector charges the batteries and the smaller connector is a heat sensor.

Battery Charger and connections (2)

1. Alwaysplugintheheatsensorfirst.Failuretoconnecttheheatsensortothechargermayresultin

afirehazard

2. Connectthepowerchargeconnector

3. Placethebatterylegonasurfaceuntilthebatteriesarefullycharged.Thelightonthechargerwill

turngreenwhenthechargingiscomplete.

The battery charge will last approximately 5 hours while the simulator is idling at default

features. NOTE: When operating the simulator on a/c electrical power, it is recommended to

separate the battery leg connector at the knee joint so the battery leg. When the battery

reaches an expired level of energy, the simulator will automatically shut down. To preserve the

active functions of the simulator plug into the 110 or 240 a/c source before the battery energy

expires. The plug for an extension cord is found inside the pelvic shorts on the right hand side

of the simulator. To increase battery time it is recommended to obtain an extra “battery leg”

no. 407N.

Leg Assembly:

1. Connect the matching colored wires and tubing

2. Check all the connectors to ensure they are securely seated, so the wires do not separate

3. Push the excess wiring into the thigh, as not to encumber the knee joint

4. Secure with the knee pin

Right Thigh Connectors

The black cord connects to the transformer power block.

The USB connection is to link to an external computer.

The category 5 cable can be used to connect to a router to make a Wi-Fi link.

Fluids:

Ink and fake blood products will permanently stain and cannot be removed.

Mixing Blood Powder: Included with the simulator is an initial supply of blood powder; mix it

according to the instructions printed on the bag. Left over blood can be stored in a refrigerator

for up to two weeks.

Blood Pressure (B/P)

Blood Pressure Arm

This photo shows the hole on the upper arm for the B/P cuff connection. The left arm can be

used for determining the systolic and diastolic pressures.

1. Place the B/P cuff on one arm

2. Insert the projecting connection port on the cuff bladder into the hole on the upper arm. A

very small amount of vegetable oil on the “O” ring of the connector will allow it to slide into

the arm port for an air-tight seal.

3. Wrap the cuff tightly around the arm and securely fasten the hook and loop.

IV ARM:

Caution – contains latex.

To augment the IV training, use the blood supply bags.

1. On one of the reservoir bags, close the tubing clamp and then fill the bag with pre- mixed

simulated blood or colored water.

2. Attach the bag tubing to one of the IV arm tubes that exit the simulator’s right shoulder.

3. Hang the bag on an IV pole next to the simulator, or, as in the case of patient moving in

ALS, place the reservoir bag under the shoulder of the simulator to induce pressure.

4. To the other IV arm tube attach an empty IV reservoir bag.

5. Make sure the filling port is closed and the tube clamp released.

6. Place the empty bag on the floor or ground. Gravity (or shoulder pressure) will cause the IV

veins to fill once you release the clamp on the full bag. As the scenario continues, the blood

will drain into the lower bag.

7. When the upper bag is about empty, switch the positions of the bags and the blood supply

in the arm will remain constant.

8. Before storing the simulator, flush the IV tubing of the arm by hanging a bag of warm water

and allowing it to circulate through the arm.

9. Drain the rinse water into a receptacle for disposal. Flush the IV arm until the water exiting

the tubing is clear.

VEIN REPLACEMENT:

1. If the water or blood oozes out of the arm where the IV catheters have been installed and

withdrawn, replace the veins with a segment from the enclosed IV Vein set.

2. Pull down the IV arm skin to access the affected area.

3. Clip with scissors the damaged section of vein tubing.

4. Install a plastic tubing connector in each of the remaining vein ends.

5. Use the new tubing in the kit and cut a piece the correct length for replacement.

6. Install it between the tubing connectors. Make sure the tubing is seated all the way onto the

connectors.

7. Pull the IV arm skin back over the veins.

The deltoid muscle of the right arm is for IM injections (

Use only water

). Pull the injection site

out of the arm after use and squeeze the foam insert dry. Let it air dry before storing.

Replacement units are included.

CHEST TUBE PLACEMENT:

This bilateral feature will allow the use of normal sized trocars during the insertion process. This

trainer is not designed to be a technique trainer; rather, it offers the opportunity to install a

chest tube to indicate that the procedure is necessary under current patient conditions as

evidenced by the practitioner’s assessment.

1. Close the tubing clamp before filling the reservoir bag.

2. Fill the bag and attach the tubing end to port C.

3. Once the tubing is securely connected elevate the reservoir bag about 30” above chest level

4. Release the tubing clamp so the water can flow into the system.

TENSION PNEUMOTHORAX:

Install the pneumothorax patches when needed. The smaller circle fits the cut out area of the

overlay. The larger circle is the shoulder that holds the patch in place.

When a needle is inserted in either of the bi-lateral chest sites, the bladder will release the

compressed air with an audible hiss.

ECG MONITORING AND DEFIBRILLATION

Four ECG limb lead connectors on the chest are attached to the rib cage for removing the

overlay skin. The ECG snaps cannot be used for defibrillation and each one is labeled, “NOT A

DEFIBRILLATION SITE”. Doing so will void the warranty.

To view limb lead ECG waveforms, attach the 3, 4, or 5-lead ECG cable to the ECG snaps at the

following locations: RA (right arm): right shoulder snap

LA (left arm): left shoulder snap

LL (left leg): left waist snap

RL (right leg): right waist snap

Two defibrillation sites associated with lead II are located on the chest at the apex and sternum

locations.

These two sites are not labeled and have a base to screw in the Chest Post Adapters (included

in the accessories bag). The Chest Post Adapters are two threaded, ¼” diameter, metal parts;

screw these into the two defibrillation sites and attach the training cable to the adapters.

Defibrillator with hand-held paddles will need to use a pair of Manual Defibrillator Adapters that

are inserted in the defibrillator chest sites. These adapters are 1-1/2” diameter discs and are

included with the patient simulator.

To deliver defibrillator and pacer pulses, and to view the PADS ECG waveform attach the

training cable (or hold paddles) at the following locations:

Apex: left side of chest, lower rib area

Sternum: right side of chest, middle rib area

Turn on SMART STAT BASIC: The switch is located in the recessed area of the left shoulder,

switch it so that the “−” is depressed.

The simulator will be active with default values:

Blood Pressure 120/80

Respirations Rate 10

Heart Rhythm Normal 72 BPM

Lung Sounds Normal

Bowel Sounds Normal

Pulses On

iPadFunctions

Connecting SMART STAT BASIC to the iPad

Steps:

1. Open your iPadbox and follow the manufacturer’s set up instructions

2. Set up an iTunesaccount

3. Go to the App store

4. Search for SMART STAT BASIC (or Simulaids)

5. Download and install the SMART STAT BASIC App on the iPad

6. Go to the iPadSettings screen

7. Turn off Wi-Fi; turn it back on

8. Select the Wi-Fi labeled “STAT-XXXX4” (a number suffix). Before it will open, a password

pop up window will appear. Type in the password: simulation01 (all lower case) and follow

the prompt. After it is connected, it will have a check mark next to the labeled Wi-Fi and the

name will show up on the left column where Wi-Fi is identified.

9. Close the Settings screen.

10. Go to the SMART STAT BASIC app and initialize it.

Wi-Fi

SMART STAT BASIC App

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