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Do not store or transport the arm with blood inside.
Do not store the arm near heat or where it may experience extremes in
temperature and humidity.
After use and before storage the cleaned and dried arm, bottles and stand should
be placed in the supplied Carrying Bag.
Using the Supplied Carrying Bag
Flushing the Vein System and Bottles
9a
To clean the bottles and veins the system should be flushed with warm water.
Fill the first bottle with warm water and attach the bulb and tube.
Before storage, or at the end of a training session, the vein system must be
flushed through with clean water to prevent mould growth.
Do not use soap, detergents or any other chemical cleaners to
clean the vein system or bottles.
9b
Set up the infusion arm as before, connecting both veins to both bottles in the
stand.
Pump the bulb to begin flushing the system. Allow all of the water to flush through
the system and pass into the second bottle. Maintain system pressure by pumping
the bulb.
Depressurise the system and empty the bottles. Allow the system to dry fully.
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Cleaning the Skin and Removing Adhesive Residues
The arm skin may be washed with a soap solution.
Methylated spirits can be used to remove residues from adhesive tapes and
dressings etc.
Do not mark the skin with ink from ball point pens, marking pens or newsprint
as these cannot be removed.
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