EMERGENCY CARE LEARNING LAB

Definition

The Emergency Care Learning Lab is designed to support training in basic emergency care for adults and children, including WHO's Basic Emergency Care program, the Community First Aid Responder program, and the Basic Critical Care program.

The kit is also ideal for CPR training, as it includes adult and infant CPR manikins, along with a free app that provides real-time feedback, interactive challenges, and tips to enhance CPR performance.

Specifications

Technical specifications

Training tools:

Head Section Model
Little Anne for Emergency Care
Needle Decompression Trainer
2 x IV Access Pad
Deep Wound
2 x Foam Rolls
10 wounds
Backpack
Complementary app for feedback on ventilation and CPR performance
Little Baby QCPR and Little Baby carry bag (only included in the full version)

Extra items:

USB stick with instructional videos
Tape roll for needle decompression trainer
Blood powder
Lubricant for NPA insertion
Extra silicone tubes for IV Access Pad
4 x AA Batteries for CPR manikins

Operating temperature: +15º to +40ºC

Dimensions

Size (L x W x H) [cm]: 68×43×39 cm (backpack)
Weight (kg): 8.5 kg

To be Ordered Separately

Optional, need to be ordered separately:

Silicone Resuscitator – Adult
Silicone Resuscitator – Pediatric

Instructions for use

Head Section Model: Anatomical model for visualization of

Head-tilt and chin lift
Jaw thrust
Placement of OPA and NPA tubes

Little Anne for Emergency Care: Adult manikin for:

Head-tilt and chin lift
Jaw thrust
Bag-valve-mask ventilation
Insertion of nasopharyngeal airway (NPA)
Insertion of oropharyngeal airway (OPA)
Airway suctioning
Supplemental oxygen
CPR training

Little Baby QCPR: Baby manikin for:

Head-tilt and chin lift
Jaw thrust
Management of choking
Bag-valve-mask ventilation
Airway suctioning
Supplemental oxygen
CPR training

Needle Decompression Trainer

Chest model for emergency needle decompression.
Can also be used as anatomical model for management of sucking chest wound.

Deep wound

For practicing deep wound packing.

IV pads

For practicing insertion of IV cannula.

Foam rolls

For wound demonstration and how to apply tourniquet.

Wounds: For visual demonstration or simulation training in how to manage wounds. Wounds included:

Burns (partial thickness)
Small and large lacerations
Gunshot wounds
Deep tissue wound
Snake bite
Round wound (bleeding vessel)
Small wound (bleeding vessel)
Open fracture.

Maintenance

See user guide

Cleaning and storage after use

Clean components after heavy use or liquid exposure.
Wipe components with a damp cloth and mild soap to remove stains and glue residue
The nasal airways typically do not require cleaning of the lubrication. However, if you notice increased resistance during insertion of the NPA, gently rinse the nasal airway with clean water.

Store as directed in the packing instructions inside the backpack. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and temperatures above 35°C.

Storage

Temperature; 20°C
Relative humidity: 5-95%

MSF requirements

The use of the training kit is educational for teaching emergency care trainings, both BEC (Basic Emergency Care, and BASIC Low Resource) both trainings offered intersectionally by MSF L&D.

SC subscriptions: included in supply or field tools	MSF Supply MSF Log APU Casier Départ MSFSK
OC subscriptions: included in supply or field order tools (e.g. UniField)	OCA OCB OCBA OCG OCP
OC validations: approved for procurement and use by an OC for international or local orders specifying context and activity in Medical Standard Lists (MSL)	OCA OCB OCBA OCG OCP

EMERGENCY CARE LEARNING LAB

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EMERGENCY CARE LEARNING LAB

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