4.1 Manuals 4. Trainer Menu 1. Ventilations Trainer
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1. Select BVM SmartMan Ventilation Trainer Activity Ventilations may be provided to a victim requiring a rescue breathing or b ventilations as part of CPR in a number of ways The method you will use dep training Select your method of ventilation using the appro panel eS eee Bag Valve Mask Ventilation Mouth to Mouth Venti SmartMan User Manual 4 Trainer Menu 1 Ventilations Trainer v5 1 Nov 2011 Page 1 When you click Start the manikin will be ready to display the activity Volume and Rate This activity will show you the volume of air you are entering into the lung in real time In this activity if you are learning how to perform ventilations then this information will provide you with the skill of delivering 600ml over the duration of one second As you squeeze the BVM air will ROPot Timer 0 fill the cylinder You should aim for about 600ml of air See the marker in the picture on the left Also at the top of this area a timer will be running This will indicate how long you are inspiring This should be about 1 second When you squeeze the BVM if you perform the skill close to the target parameters it will look like this and the SmartMan bars will show on the graph along the bottom Root Timer 0 95 This activity runs for about 70 seconds and then it will terminate There is no score for this training activity If you want to practice more simply click re try Tidal Informati2. Ventilations Trainer v5 1 Nov 2011 Page 3 What you are to do The protocol for this activity is to prepare the devices start the activity place the device provide about 600ml of air and hold the BVM for 5 seconds During this time the program will verify the seal At completion of the activity the program will provide you a score on the effectiveness of placing and of the time it took How to Start The Activity Click through the selections with the mouse or by pressing the Space bar 1 2 Select Skill Description of what you are to do in this activity Trainer Menu Information Welcome JohnSmith 1 to the Intubation Trainer activity ilations Trainer 2 Intubation Trainer Intubation is a difficult skill to perform correctly This trainer activity allows you to practice intubation scoring you on the time taken to intubate the volume of air supplied during intibuation and the effectiveness of the seal obtained Open the Panel on the left by pressing the Press to Open Close button or the press SpaceBar to begin this activity Select your views using the buttons below the models Use the arrow keys to rotate the chest lungs model sojJ u do 0 SS ld SmartMan Intubation Trainer Activity Intubation may be provided by healthcare professionals and trained rescuers to a victim requiring CPR Your SmartMan manikin will accept a range of advanced airway devices allowing you to pract
3. SmartMan Manual 4 Trainer Menu 1 Ventilations Trainer V5 1 and later 1 Ventilations Trainer Here you practice improving how you perform a ventilation as required for rescue breaths and in 30 2 No compressions are practiced here 2 Intubation Trainer This is a special activity to help you improve the speed and accuracy with which you place an intubation device What it does This activity is designed to teach you the rate at which you should be delivering air to a patient In most cases this means that you need to learn how to slow down the squeeze on the BVM It should be a slow even squeeze that takes about a second How To Select the Ventilations Training Activity Below is how you move through the selections to activate the Ventilations Trainer 1 2 Select Skill Description of what you are Information ilations Trainer 2 Intubation Trainer Welcome JohnSmith 1 to the ventilation trainer activity Ventilations are a challenging skill to perform correctly This trainer activity allows you to practice the inspiration time and volume necessary to provide maximum benefit to a victim requiring ventilation Open the Panel on the left by pressing the Press to Open Close button or the press SpaceBar to begin this activity Select your views using the buttons below the models Use the arrow keys to rotate the chest lungs model U M V Vi rt O O i M N A Ww a Start 3
4. ice with one relevant to your professional practice Your performance will be scored according to the following criteria 1 The time taken to install your advanced airway and commence a ventilation 2 The volume of air delivered with 600mI of air being the target 3 The seal obtained determined by holding the volume steady for 5 seconds Please assemble your equipment before beginning this training activity Press the Continue button when ready soj u do 0 SS ld Continue and SmartMan User Manual 4 Trainer Menu 1 Ventilations Trainer v5 1 Nov 2011 Page 4 When you press start the timer is running You will see skinny gray bars on the screen indicating that it is recording Place the intubation device as quickly as possible In the picture below Gray Bars The air started going into the lungs at 10 seconds Green Air was put in to about 570ml Top of Green bar This is perfectly horizontal The cuff held perfectly The summary of the results is in the Session Results area on top 2010 Guidelin Menu Help ession Results S This Intubation Training session has concluded Timer 15 01 Your results are shown below and essessed Intubation Start 10 according to the following criteria Volume 570mi 1 Intubation times under 15 seconds ideal 2 Ventilation volumes between 590m and 610m ideal 3 A Seal is considered established If you were able to hold your ma
5. on Once you have mastered how to squeeze the BVM the program can display more information to help you further perfect how you deliver the ventilation to a patient You access this by clicking on the graph button after the start button SmartMan User Manual 4 Trainer Menu 1 Ventilations Trainer v5 1 Nov 2011 Page 2 nen This close up areal uses the same SmartMan colors to indicate rate of inspiration of the air For example in the following view of the close up area The bright green indicates that the inspiration is at the correct volume and the release of the BVM is good and the rate of exhalation is good The gap between the inspiration and the exhalation is relatively small In this example the gap between the inspiration and the exhalation shows that the BVM was held for a long time once it had reached the maximum inspiration Then the BVM was released so slowly that the BVM slowed the natural flow of air out of the patient That is why it is red Click on re try to continue practicing this activity What it does This activity is to help improve how quickly you can establish an effective advanced airway The airway manikin will accept most devices that are placed through the mouth into the airway This activity will time how long it takes for you to place the intubation device and verify that the cuff is properly seated and properly inflated SmartMan User Manual 4 Trainer Menu 1
6. ximum volume for 5 seconds and it was between 500ml and 700ml Inspiration Start 10s Ventilation Volume 570m Hold Time 5s Time to Intubate Score 100 Volume Accuracy Score 70 Seal Score 100 Final Score 90 350 59 usdg Oj Sss3id Correct Volume Incorrect Volum Correct Inspiration Correct Inspirati gt Vv x lt P on co _ i Press Re try to practice another intubation Press Menu to return to the Main Menu SmartMan User Manual 4 Trainer Menu 1 Ventilations Trainer v5 1 Nov 2011 Page 5
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