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CAEJuno

b. Leave all hoses attached and set abdominal plate aside.

Remove Abdominal Plate

3. Remove genitalia.

a. Remove genitalia by lifting it straight up.

b. Leave all hoses attached and set genitalia aside.

Remove Genitalia

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Table of Contents3
Cautions and Warnings7
Electrical Safety7
Product Use Warnings7
Manikin7
Fluids System8
Battery8
Simulator Batteries8
Battery Replacement9
Battery Safety Information9
Precautions for Handling9
Potential Health Effects10
Safety Measures11
Transport Information11
Specifications13
Size and Weight13
Ambient Temperature Range13
Maximum Altitude13
Rechargable Battery14
Power14
Communications14
System Requirements15
Software and Hardware15
Caemaestro Software15
Windows® Operating System15
Approved Devices16
Equipment Overview17
Standard Equipment and Accessories17
Full Body Manikin17
Articulated Arm18
IV Arm18
Male and Female Genitalia, Chest Skins and Wigs19
Tools and Supplies20
Live and Complete Configurations21
NIBP and Pulse Arm21
Electronics Live Box22
CAE Maestro Software22
Surface Go Tablet23
Tablet Carrying Case23
CAE Symeyes23
Optional Equipment24
Articulated Arm24
Blue Phantom Ultrasound IV-PICC Arm25
Fundus Assessment Module25
Breast Examination Module26
Post-Mastectomy Module27
Basic Wound Kit28
Complete Wound Kit29
Moulage Kit31
Geriatric Face Mask31
Meet Juno33
Simulator Configurations34
Setup37
Unpacking the Manikin37
Setup Steps37
Setup Preparation38
Setup Procedure38
Step 1: Place Juno in the Work Area39
Step 2: Prepare Juno for Legs39
Step 3: Attach Juno's Legs41
Step 4: Attach Juno's Arms42
Step 5: Install the NIBP Arm (Optional)43
Step 6: Modify a Blood Pressure Cuff47
Step 7: Place Juno's Wig48
Juno Features49
Adult Manikin49
Physiological and Pharmacological Features49
Articulation49
Neurologic System49
Respiratory System50
Cardiovascular System50
Gastrointestinal System51
Genitourinary System52
Medication Administration52
Simulated Clinical Experiences53
Scenarios55
System Controls55
Application Software55
System Tools55
Using Juno57
Neurologic System57
Neurologic System Controls57
Respiratory System58
Nasal Packing58
Airway Management59
Intubation59
Endotracheal Tube Placement60
Ventilation64
Chest Tube64
Cardiovascular System65
Cardiovascular System Controls65
Pulses66
IV Administration68
Subclavian Catheter70
Intramuscular (IM) Subcutaneous (SQ) Injection72
Intraosseous (IO) Cannulation72
Ecg73
Blood Pressure73
Gastrointestinal System75
Gastric Gavage and Lavage75
Nasogastric Tube Placement for Gavage75
Ostomy Site Care and Irrigation77
Enema Procedures79
Genitourinary System80
Changing the Simulator's Genitalia80
Reproductive System84
Breast Examination84
Post-Mastectomy Care85
Fundus Assessment85
Medication Administration86
Administration Via Software86
Intravenous, Intramuscular/Subcutaneous, and Intraosseous Medication86
Administering Suppositories or Enemas86
Ear Irrigation87
Eye Irrigation87
Sounds88
Auscultated Sounds88
Heart, Lung and Bowel Sounds89
Care and Maintenance91
General Simulator Care91
Breakdown91
Step 1: Clean the Manikin92
Step 2: Drain and Clean the Rectum92
Step 3:Drain and Flush the IV92
Step 4: Maintaining IM Injection Site94
Step 5: Power off the Instructor Tablet95
Step 6: Power off the Manikin (Optional)96
Storage97
Short-Term Storage97
Long-Term Storage97
Appendix A - Recommended Clinical Supplies99

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