Sanitation - Laerdal Baby Anne Instrucciones De Utilizacion

S a n i t a t i o n
During class
We recommend that each student has his/her own manikin.
If one Baby Anne is shared between several students during class,
an individual face mask/airway assembly should be provided for
each student.
In either case no cleaning is required until after class. Each student in
the class should install and remove his or her manikin face.
Installation of individual face mask/airway assembly
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To remove
1. Open chest cover.
2. Unhook the face mask from the two pegs at the back of the
manikin head.
3. Lift out face mask/airway assembly.
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After class
After class a used manikin face can either be disposed of or cleaned
and reused.
Note: Wear rubber gloves* during cleaning.
1. Remove face mask/airway assembly:
a. Open chest cover.
b. Unhook face mask from the pegs at the back of the manikin
head.
c. Lift out face mask and airway assembly.
d. Disconnect airway tubing from the face connector. Dispose
of the airway only. Retain the other parts.
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e. Remove the jaw from the face mask assembly.
f. Detach the face connector from the face mask.
2. Clean and disinfect face mask and face connector:
a. Wash with soapy warm water - scrub vigorously to remove
dirt from interior surfaces.
b. Rinse with clean water to remove soap residue.
c. Disinfect the manikin face: A sodium hypochlorine solution,
prepared for single class use, is an effective and recomm-
ended disinfectant. This solution
should have at least 500 ppm free available chlorine - 1 part
liquid household bleach to 100 parts tap water. Allow the
parts to be fully submerged in the disinfecting solution for at
least 10 minutes.**
d. Rinse with clean water to remove disinfecting
solution residues.
3. Allow parts to dry.
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4. Reassemble Baby Anne for storage or transport:
a. Fit the face connector to the face mask. Note that
the connector outlet should point downwards.
b. Fit the jaw to the face mask assembly.
c. Reinstall the face mask assembly on the manikin head. Take
care to guide the pins on the jaw into the slots on the skull.
d. Close the chest cover.
General manikin cleaning
Routine disinfection of the entire manikin is not required, but peri-
odic cleaning of the head, body, overalls and carrying bag is
recommended. Hard plastic parts should be wiped clean with warm
water and soap, and then a rinse wipe with a clean damp cloth.
Fabric-body should be cleaned with a damp cloth only, using mild
detergent if necessary.
Take care not to expose the fabric body to excessive moisture, as
this may penetrate the fabric and soak the manikin's stuffing. The
overalls with the rib plate should be hand- or machine washed with
soap or laundry detergent in warm water, max. 40°C (100°F).
Please note that hot air dryer may cause garment shrinkage.
* Vinyl gloves are recommended as latex gloves may stain face mask.
** As recommended by JAMA, the American Heart Association,
and Centres for Disease Control (CDC).
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