3B Scientific P72-1 BLS-Simulator Dark Skin Instruction Manual

3B Scientific P72-1 BLS-Simulator Dark Skin

Product Information

BASICBillyTM is a Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) training model for the education of non-professionals. The simulator is compliant with the latest CPR guidelines (AHA and ERC). Thanks to its robust construction, easy use, and realistic handling, it is suitable for both medical training and teaching in schools, clubs, and first aid courses.

BASICBillyTM consists of

• 1 Basic body with removable thorax
• 2 Springs (red = adult; green = child)
• 2 Telescopic guides (red = adult; green = child)
• 2 Face skins
• 1 Thorax skin
• 2 Sets of jaw insert + lung bag socket
• 10 Lung bags (5 = adult; 5 = child)
• 1 Carrying bag with combined training mat

Product Usage Instructions

Assembly

To assemble BASICBillyTM, follow these steps:

1. Attach the springs to the designated points on the skin using the button tabs.
2. Push the neck piece of the thorax forward and fix it inplace.
3. Attach the telescopic guides to the designated points on the skin using the magnets.

Changing the Springs: BASICBillyTM can be used in adult or child mode. To change the springs, follow these steps:

1. Remove the existing springs from the designated points on the skin.
2. Attach the new springs according to the desired mode (red = adult; green = child).

BASICBilly™ can be used in adult or in child mode. To do this, change the springs to alter the thorax resistance for cardiac massage, and change the lung bags for artificial ventilation.

• Place the BASICBilly™ on a flat, even surface.

• First of all, remove the face skin by releasing the attachments 1, 2, 3 and 4. To do this, pull down on the button tabs on the skin at the designated points:

• Do the same for the torso skin.

• Once the press studs placed around the white thorax have been undone you can remove the skin.

• Place the springs (red = adult ; green = child ) into the holder and fit the telescopic guide (red point = adult; green point = child).

• To assemble the torso, do the above in reverse order. To put on the thorax, first of all tilt the head back and push the neck piece of the thorax forward before fixing it in place.

Changing the lung bag

• Place the BASICBilly™ on a flat, even surface.

• Remove the face skin first of all by releasing the four attachments. To do this, pull down on the button tabs on the skin at the designated points:

• Do the same for the torso skin.

• Remove the jaw insert that is attached with magnets and take off the lung bag socket inside.

• Now, pick up one of the lung bags provided.

• Push the upper end of the lung bag (start of the simulated trachea) over the round opening of the lung bag socket (make sure, that the lung bag alignes with the flat surface of the lung bag socket).

• Place the jaw insert on to the lung bag socket (the magnets will help to reconnect easily).

• Tilt the head back and reconnect the jaw insert (complete with lung bag and lung bag socket) with the head. While bringing the head back to initial position, make sure to flatten the lung bag over the tho-rax.

• Then attach the torso skin, followed by the face mask, with the button tabs (see above).

Changing the Air Bag: To change the lung bags for artificial ventilation, follow these steps:

1. Remove the existing lung bags from the lung bag socket.
2. Attach the new lung bags to the lung bag socket.

Cleaning and Care: To clean and care for BASICBillyTM, follow these guidelines:

• Avoid storing the device in direct sunlight.

All parts that come into contact with the trainees breath, such as the face masks, jaw inserts and the lung bag sockets can be disinfected with the disinfectant supplied.
The disposable airways (lung bags) also ensure that the simulator is particularly hygienic to use.

Product Information:
Size: L59 x H15 x W32
Weight: 2.4 kg
Avoid storing the device in direct sunlight.

Guarantee and Certifications:
3-year guarantee, but not for consumables and worn parts.

Consumables, Accessories, and Replacement Parts

Possible exercises

• Freeing up the airways
  Head tilt to open the airways.

• Finding the compression point
  Realistic anatomical characteristics ensure that the correct compression point can be easily found.

• Compression depth
  An audio feedback indicates that the required compression depth has been reached this varies accor-ding to which spring has been chosen (red = adult; green = child).

• Ventilation
  Ventilation can be carried out as mouth to mouth, mouth to nose, or using a ventilation mask (can be ordered separately #1013678). If done correctly, the skin on the thorax will rise visibly.

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References

• Simulation and skills training for Medical Education - 3B Scientific

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