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Care and Maintenance
Several of the infant simulator components are completely washable
and may be immersed in water. Perform the below care and
maintenance procedures after each use.
1. Ensure all medical devices and appliances are removed from the
infant simulator after each use.
2. Remove all components (hand and foot skins, umbilicus, birth
defects, lung plate, and airway).
3. Wipe the simulator and umbilicus with pulse system tubing with
a damp cloth. Avoid the chest cavity with electronic components.
Avoid the pulse tubing on the umbilicus and in the abdominal
reservoir.
4. Allow to air dry completely.
5. Wipe the abdominal reservoir with a damp cloth.
6. Allow to air dry completely.
7. Wash the components (airways, hand and foot skins, birth defects,
and genitals) gently in warm soapy water.
8. Rinse and dry thoroughly.
9. Allow all components to air dry completely after each use and before
re-assembly or storage.
10.A dusting of baby powder to baby body and all components prior to
storage is recommended.
11. Store the clean, dry simulator and the components in a clear plastic
bag to discourage dust or other materials from settling on the clean
simulator.
12.Certain surfaces can become damaged from prolonged exposure to
the simulator and its components.
13.Stubborn dirt or grime may be removed by using Nasco Cleaner
(sold separately, LF09919U) or Tub O’ Towels
®
(sold separately,
9731398). Simply apply the Nasco Cleaner to the soiled surface and
wipe clean with a cloth or use Tub O’ Towels
®
pre-moistened cloth.
Avoid areas with electronic components with Nasco Cleaner and
premoistened Tub O’ Towels
®
.
14.A dusting of baby powder will give a more quality to the skin.
15.Simulated blood will stain surfaces, clothing, and certain
components of the simulator.
Actual product may vary slightly from photo. Nasco reserves the right to
change product color, materials, supplies, or function as needed.
