Noelle S551: User Guide

NOELLE® S551 User Guide
Ma te r n a l Bi r t h in g S im u la t o r
User Guide
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NOELLE S551 User Guide
Maternal Birthing Simulator
NOELLE is an interactive educational system developed to assist User Guide N.3.1.12

a certified instructor. It is not a substitute for a comprehensive © Gaumard Scientific Company,2012
understanding of the subject matter and not intended for clinical All Rights Reserved
decision making. www.Gaumard.com
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Contents
CONTENTS........................................................................................................................................................................... 3
END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT ........................................................................................................................................... 4
CARE AND CAUTIONS ............................................................................................................................................................ 6
Overall Warnings ........................................................................................................................................................... 6
GETTING STARTED ............................................................................................................................................................... 7
Overview ........................................................................................................................................................................ 7
Terminology ................................................................................................................................................................... 7
The Birthing Package contains the following:................................................................................................................. 7
EQUIPMENT SET UP ............................................................................................................................................................. 8
Leg Assembly ................................................................................................................................................................ 8
Fetal Heart Rate Speaker .............................................................................................................................................. 8
Power Supply ................................................................................................................................................................. 8
Omni™ Controller .......................................................................................................................................................... 9
USING OMNI™ ................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Main Screen ................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Navigation Menus ........................................................................................................................................................ 10
WORKING WITH NOELLE® ................................................................................................................................................. 13
Bandaging .................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Ear ............................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Eyes/Ophthalmologic Exercises ................................................................................................................................... 13
Hygienic Care .............................................................................................................................................................. 13
Range of Movement ..................................................................................................................................................... 13
Breathing...................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Circulation .................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Airway .......................................................................................................................................................................... 13
OBSTETRICS ...................................................................................................................................................................... 15
TM
Automatic Birthing Mechanism and the Omni ........................................................................................................... 15
Leopold Maneuvers ..................................................................................................................................................... 15
Dilating Cervix .............................................................................................................................................................. 15
Normal Labor and Delivery .......................................................................................................................................... 16
Vacuum-assisted Delivery............................................................................................................................................ 19
Shoulder Dystocia ........................................................................................................................................................ 20
Cesarean Delivery ....................................................................................................................................................... 20
Prolapse of the Umbilical Cord..................................................................................................................................... 21
Placenta Previa ............................................................................................................................................................ 21
External Version........................................................................................................................................................... 21
Breech Birth ................................................................................................................................................................. 21
Delivery of the Placenta ............................................................................................................................................... 22
NOELLE® POSTPARTUM ACTIVITY ..................................................................................................................................... 23
Fundal Massage and Postpartum Bleeding ................................................................................................................. 23
Episiotomy Repair ........................................................................................................................................................ 24
CPR TOOLS ...................................................................................................................................................................... 25
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CODE Blue ................................................................................................................................................................. 25
CPRLink™ ................................................................................................................................................................... 27
CONSUMABLES AND REPLACEMENTS .................................................................................................................................... 37
Selected Parts List ....................................................................................................................................................... 37
CONTACT US ..................................................................................................................................................................... 38
WARRANTY ........................................................................................................................................................................ 39
EXCLUSIVE ONE-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY......................................................................................................... 39
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Birth Canal Maintenance

Care and Cautions Ball point pens, ink and markers permanently stain the
birth canal insert.
Do not wrap this or any other Gaumard product in
Overall Warnings newsprint.
Remember that damage caused by misuse is not The birth canal insert can be cleaning by wiping with a
covered by your warranty. It is critical to understand mild solution of soap and water. After cleaning, dust
and comply with the following guidelines: with talcum powder.
Store the unit in a cool, dry place.
Procedures After exercise is completed, DO NOT leave birthing
Do not attempt to intubate without lubricating the airway baby in contact with the birth canal.
adjunct with silicone lubricant (provided). Failure to do
so will make intubation very difficult and is likely to result
in damage. Post-partum Hemorrhage
When simulating drug administration via endotracheal Warnings
tube, providers must use an empty syringe. Passing Use only Gaumard’s provided simulated blood. Any
liquids into the trachea or esophagus may cause other simulated blood brand containing sugar or any
internal damage. additive may cause blockage and/or interruption of the
Mouth to mouth resuscitation without a barrier device is vasculature system.
not recommended, as it will contaminate the airway. At the end of every simulation, always flush the system
Treat NOELLE with the same precautions that would be with distilled water to prevent clogging.
used with a real patient.
Always keep clear of the birthing mechanism while the
system is on.
Never operate the birthing mechanism without the
tummy cover in place.
Storage
Store NOELLE in cool, dry place. Extended storage
above 85 degrees Fahrenheit (29 Celsius) will cause the
simulator to soften and slowly warp.
It is acceptable to operate NOELLE at an ambient
temperature of 95 degrees Fahrenheit (35 Celsius).
Cleaning
NOELLE should be cleaned with a cloth dampened with
diluted liquid dishwashing soap.
Remove all traces of any lubricant.
Do not clean with harsh abrasives.
Dry thoroughly.
NOELLE is "splash-proof" but not water-proof. Do not
submerge or allow water to enter the interior of the
simulator.
Set Up
NOELLE will only power on when connected to the AC
power supply.
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Terminology
Getting Started Facilitator - the person conducting the simulation; an
instructor or lab staff member.
Overview Provider - a person participating in the simulation as a
healthcare provider.
The NOELLE® S551 Maternal system permits students ®
to appreciate the complete birthing experience from the Code Blue –feature of Omni to monitor, train and
onset of labor, to delivery, and treatment of the mother evaluate CPR.
after delivery. It provides capabilities in ALS, obstetrics CPRLink™ - the application to monitor, train and
and neonatal resuscitation protocols. evaluate CPR on a PC.
Airway The Birthing Package

 Oral and nasal intubation
contains the following:
 Use an ET tube or LMA
Accessories Check List

 48 hour postpartum uterine assembly
 Postpartum hemorrhage kit
 Abdomen cover with speaker attached
Simulator  Articulating birthing fetus
 Delivering mechanism  Automatic birthing mechanism
 Articulating body  Cervix Holder

 Inflatable cushion for Leopold Maneuvers
Breathing  Instructional demo on CD-ROM
 Bilateral lung expansion with realistic chest rise  NOELLE head and torso assembly with IV arm
 Accommodates assisted ventilation  NOELLE Training Guide with basic and advanced
scenarios
 Ventilation is measured and logged
 Omni™ Code Blue Pack
Circulation  Postpartum hemorrhage kit
 Bilateral carotid, radial and brachial pulses  Postpartum perineum insert
 Chest compressions are measured and logged  Power supply

 Silicone lubricant
Venous Access  Talcum powder
 Bilateral arm with venous network in forearms  Three vulva insert for episiotomy repair
 Bilateral quadriceps and deltoid intramuscular  Two dilating cervices
injection sites
 Two fully dilated vulva
 Two mechanical adaptors
Other
 Two placentas with fragments
 Powerful yet intuitive user controller and interface
software  Two umbilical cords
 One year limited warranty, available extended  Umbilical clamp
warranty to three years
 User Guide
 Technical support
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Fetal Heart Rate Speaker

Equipment Set Up Connect the speaker cable, exiting NOELLE’s belly
NOELLE is shipped partially assembled. Perform the cover, to the left side of the birthing mechanism.
following steps as part of the first install process.
Leg Assembly
1. Place NOELLE on a flat surface.
2. Remove the abdominal cover and other materials
packed within the abdomen.
3. Remove the wing nuts, washers and springs from
bolts on hips.
4. Remove IM site from each leg and slide bolt
through hole.
Power Supply
Connect the power supply to the power input located on
NOELLE’s right side, and then connect the power
supply to the wall outlet.
5. Reach through the IM site and attach to the bolt the

washer, spring, second washer and lastly the wing
nut.
Information
Always operate NOELLE with the power supply
connected.
6. Tighten the wing nut until the spring is compressed

slightly.
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Omni™ Controller
Omni controls NOELLE responses with the touch of
button. Connect the communication cable to NOELLE
and to Omni.
A startup screen is shown while Omni is detecting the

simulator features.
After the start up screen, Omni will automatically

proceed to the main screen.
Warning
Do not connect NOELLE or Omni to a computer, LAN
network or unauthorized diagnostic equipment. Doing
so will cause serious damage to the equipment.
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Navigation Menus
Using Omni™ Edit NOELLE settings using the navigation menus.
Select a menu item by pressing the soft key buttons
located on the right side of the controller. Each menu
Main Screen has additional submenus or toggle selection. Use the
submenus to decrease, increase, accept, or cancel
The Omni main screen is divided in three sections, the values.
Feedback Graphics, Current Settings and Navigation
Menus. Pressing each button will display each menu
item in detail.
Menu Function
FHR Set fetal heart rate
SPEED Set labor duration
Enable/disable turtle
DYSTOCIA
signs
Feedback Graphics PAUSE/RESUME Stop/continue delivery
Monitor and evaluate depth and cadence of
compressions and ventilations in real time. Return delivery motor to
RESET
start position
Reset delivery
mechanism, set backlight
HELP
time and view Omni and
Simulator serial number
Fetal Heart Rate Menu

To change the vital signs parameters, press the + and -
Current Settings buttons. Pressing and holding this button will
continuously increase or decrease the parameter value.
Current settings information is listed at the center of the
Pressing OK accepts the changes and returns to the
screen.
previous screen. Pressing CANCEL returns to the
previous screen with no changes applied.
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Fetal Heart Rate Submenus Button Function
Button Function Decrease the current labor

-
duration
+ Increase the current FHR
Reset delivery mechanism, set
Accept the value and HELP backlight time and view Omni and
OK
return to main screen Simulator serial number
Returns to previous + Increase the current labor duration

CANCEL screen with no changes
applied
Decrease the current

Dystocia Menu
- Enable or disable “turtle signs” during delivery. Toggle
FHR
between DYSTOCIA ON and DYSTOCIA OFF. When
Reset delivery Omni displays ON, the dystocia feature is activated.
mechanism, set backlight Similarly, when it displays OFF the dystocia feature is
HELP deactivated.
time and view Omni and
Simulator serial number
+ Increase the current FHR
Delivery Speed Menu

Changes to the delivery speed can be made by
increasing or decreasing minutes with the + and -
Resume Menu
buttons. The speed ranges from 1 to 30 minutes. Toggle between PAUSE and RESUME. The RESUME
Pressing and holding a button will continuously increase option will start the automatic birthing mechanism.
or decrease the parameter value. Pressing OK accepts PAUSE will stop the delivering mechanism.
the changes and returns to the previous screen.
Pressing CANCEL returns to the previous screen with
no changes applied.
Reset Menu
When selecting RESET, the automated birthing
mechanism will move to its initial position. A message
on the Main Screen will confirm the command.
Delivery Speed Submenus

Button Function
+ Increase the current labor duration
Accept the value and return to

OK
main screen
Returns to previous screen with

CANCEL
no changes applied
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More
Press MORE to access the CPR tools navigation
menus.
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Working with
NOELLE®
Bandaging
The fingers and toes of NOELLE are separated to
permit bandaging exercises. The surface of the
simulator is smooth and resistant to water, oil and
liniments.
Ear Circulation
The ear cavity may be filled with about 10 mL of fluid.
Bilateral Pulses
Eyes/Ophthalmologic NOELLE‘s palpable pulses (carotid, brachial, radial,
femoral) can be simulated by pumping the squeeze bulb
Exercises located beneath NOELLE lower left arm.
The head has separately inset and removable eyes,

permitting:
 Administration of orbital medicines, including
drops/ointments into the conjunctival sac
 Removal of foreign bodies
 Eye irrigation
Hygienic Care
NOELLE’s hair can be shampooed; bathing exercises
and head draping may also be practiced.
Range of Movement Injection Sites

Sites on the upper left and right arms and legs permit IM
NOELLE’s head and jaw articulate. The legs and arm injections. An IV training arm provides an extensive
articulate in a normal fashion. venous network to start IVs or infuse fluids.
Breathing Injection Training Arm and

Hand
Chest Rise IV, IM or SubQ exercises can be performed. Always use
Lungs expand normally permitting realistic chest rise. needle sets sized #22 or thinner to extend the life of the
Chest compressions are measured and logged. veins and skin. Always use clean water in the veins and
drain after use.
CPR Airway
Use a normal size adult BVM which will seal around the
mouth and nose. The ribs have normal anatomical
landmarks and the lungs permit an adequate chest rise. Nasal and Oral Intubation
The nose is patent, permitting feeding exercises or
Warning passage of a nasal/tracheal catheter.
Do not perform mouth to mouth ventilation since The trachea extends to the bronchi and lungs. Lungs
NOELLE’S airway can be difficult to clean afterwards. expand normally permitting realistic chest rise.
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Airway management techniques can be practiced on

NOELLE including BVM, nasal/oral intubation, and
suctioning. Endotracheal tubes, NG tubes and LMAs
can be used. Use the Sellick maneuver if needed to
bring the vocal folds into view.
Recommended Device
Procedure
Size
Intubation (Blade size) Miller 4 or MAC 3.5
LMA Size 4
Nasal Intubation 8 mm outer diameter max
Oral Intubation ETT Fr 7 or 7.5
Warning
Do not introduce liquids when performing nasal and oral
intubation. Doing so can permanently damage the
system.
Always lubricate tubing, airway and nasal opening prior
to performing any nasal or oral intubation.
Resuscitation
Ventilation and manual chest compressions are
measured and logged showing the instructor exactly
how students are performing.
Teeth and tongue

NOELLE is supplied with fixed upper and lower
dentures. The tongue may be moved gently from side
to side.
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Obstetrics
The NOELLE birthing mechanism offers the ability to
demonstrate a variety of obstetric techniques including:
 Fetal palpation
 Vaginal delivery
 Shoulder dystocia
 Cesarean delivery
 Complete, frank and footling breech deliveries
 External version 5. Snap abdominal cover into place.
 Cord prolapse 6. Lift fetus anteriorly using squeeze bulb.
 Placenta previa 7. Conduct the four Leopold Maneuvers.
 Vacuum or forceps delivery

Dilating Cervix
Automatic Birthing As the fetus proceeds down the birth canal it pushes
against a simulated uterus/cervix. The simulated cervix
Mechanism and the is designed to permit considerable distension. During
delivery, the cervix dilates as the fetus moves down the
OmniTM birth canal. At crowning the head passes through the
cervix and through the vulval insert. Students can
NOELLE is supplied with an electromechanical system measure birth descent and cervical dilation which may
to automatically deliver the fetus using the Omni be used to plot the progress of labor.
controller. The system, configured with the Omni,
provides internal rotation, linear motion to “crowning”,
and a second rotation to present the fetal shoulders
parallel to the longitudinal axis of the vulva.
Leopold Maneuvers
Practice Leopold Maneuvers with NOELLE.
1. Retract the birthing mechanism and remove the
articulating birthing baby.
2. Place elevating pillow within simulator.
3. Route the inflation bulb outside NOELLE through

any space provided on the left side.
4. Place birthing fetus in the vertex, breech, or
transverse position onto the elevating pillow and lift
fetus anteriorly using squeeze bulb.
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4. Attach the umbilical cord to the baby.

Normal Labor and
Delivery
To complete a normal delivery, follow the instructions
below:
1. Remove the abdominal cover.
2. Lubricate the head and shoulders of the articulating
birthing fetus.
Warning
Route the cord so it does not bind in the
mechanism. The umbilical cord can be wrapped
once around the fetal neck.
3. Lubricate the vulva and cervix internally and

externally using silicone lubricant.
Warning
Always lubricate the baby and the birth canal prior
to every delivery. Poor lubrication may damage
the birth canal, fetus and the birth mechanism.
5. Attach umbilicus to placenta.
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6. Attach the placenta to the abdominal wall using the

Velcro® fastener. The abdominal wall has three Information
placement sites to attach the placenta. Placing the fetus in the right occipital anterior
(ROA) position at the beginning of the simulation
Information will result in a “nose down” crowning followed by
shoulder rotation. Placing the fetus in the left
Orienting the Velcro patches in parallel causes occipital posterior (LOP) position will result in a
the placenta to be retained; orienting them at right “nose up” presentation which may require some
angles causes the placenta to release with assistance on the part of the student or Instructor.
modest traction. Breech deliveries may also be performed as
detailed later.
Information
Any other delivery position may be chosen;
however, take care that the fetal shoulders are
aligned with the long axis of the vulva insert.
Warning
If the fetal shoulders are NOT aligned with the
vulva, binding may occur.
10. Connect the communication cable to NOELLE and
to Omni.
Information 11. Select desired fetal heart rate using the Omni
controller by pressing the + or – button and, press
Ensure the marker of the automatic birthing OK to accept the value.
mechanism aligns with the markers of the
mechanical adapters and the birthing fetus.
7. Connect the cylindrical adapters, with blue markers You may adjust the heart rate at any time during
aligned, to automatic birthing mechanism. delivery to simulate episodes of bradycardia or
8. Attach fetus to birthing mechanism. tachycardia.
9. Position the baby so that its head faces toward the 12. Now, select the speed of the delivery by accessing
left side of the simulator. This is the ROA or right the SPEED menu and increasing or decreasing
occipital anterior position. minutes. Press OK to accept the changes.
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13. After confirming the settings for the labor, press the
RESUME button to begin the delivery.
The birthing cycle can be paused at any point and then

resumed. To return the birthing mechanism to its initial
position, press RESET.
Note that the fetus rotates internally as it moves forward
after the head is delivered and before the shoulders are
delivered. The student or instructor may help the fetal
head and shoulders through the vulva, as in real life. Mouth and nose suctioning can be simulated.
Once the shoulders are delivered, the student can
complete delivery of the baby and placenta.
Information
In the event the birthing baby binds in the birth canal,
the mechanism will pause and back up. It will
automatically try a second time. If this occurs, remove
the abdominal cover, PAUSE the birthing mechanism
from the Omni and determine the cause. In most
cases, binding can be prevented by thoroughly
lubricating the fetus, the dilating cervix and the vulva.
During delivery, fetal heart tones can be heard by
placing the bell of a conventional stethoscope on to the
abdomen. External fetal rotation aligns shoulders with the
longitudinal axis of the vulva.
Move the bell of the stethoscope around until the heart

tones are clearly heard. Change the fetal heart rate
using Omni by accessing the FHR menu.
The cervix dilates as the fetal head moves down the
birth canal. Crowning of the fetal head can be seen.
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6. Insert a lubricated vacuum cup into the vagina and

Vacuum-assisted Delivery place the cup onto the flexion point of the skull
located between the fontanelles. Use the manual
Vacuum-assisted delivery may be practiced with the vacuum pump supplied with such devices to cause
NOELLE simulator using a vacuum cup. the attachment of the cup to the skull. Wait a few
minutes for the “chignon” to form.
1. Begin the vacuum-assisted delivery by inserting the
soft scalp over the skull of the birthing fetus.
7. Await the next contraction that may be simulated by

asking NOELLE to bear down.
Information 8. Have the student apply a steady traction,

perpendicular to the plane of the cup.
Placing the soft scalp over the skull improves the
vacuum seal between the fetal head and the 9. Select the “RESUME” key, then the “PAUSE” key
vacuum. again to move the fetus slightly down the birth
canal.
Some vacuum-assisted delivery devices are equipped
with a means for measuring the amount of traction
which may be on the order of about 15 pounds.
The student must stop traction when the simulated
contraction ceases. Repeat this procedure of waiting for
the simulated contraction and providing traction during
the contraction if and only if the fetus is moving down
the birth canal with each contraction.
The student may also assess the potential need for an
episiotomy to facilitate delivery. In the event delivery
progress is not being made, NOELLE must be
2. Lubricate the fetus supplied with NOELLE and, immediately referred as a potential “C” section
place it onto the delivery system in the normal ROA candidate.
position.
3. Connect the Omni to NOELLE using the
communication cable.
4. Select RESUME from Omni.
Information
Omni will load with predetermined settings. Fetal
heart rate of 140 BPM, delivery speed of 2 minutes
and the dystocia feature OFF.
Activating the delivery mechanism will move the fetus
down the birth canal.
5. Select PAUSE as soon as the cervix is fully dilated.
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8. Information
Shoulder Dystocia Activate or deactivate dystocia at any time during
During dystocia, the fetal shoulders become wedged the delivery.
behind the pubic bone. NOELLE may be used to
practice the resolution of dystocia using episiotomy Students must use various maneuvers to deliver the
techniques, the McRoberts maneuver, suprapubic baby.
pressure, posterior arm sweep, or elbow-knee delivery. 9. If the fetus cannot be delivered the Instructor can
1. To demonstrate shoulder dystocia, place the fetal press the “RESUME” key which will cause the fetus
baby in the ROA position. to resume the movement down the birth canal.
Warning
Do not place the fetus in the LOA position as it will
attempt to birth with its shoulders at right angles to
the axis of the vulva causing undo stress on the
delivery mechanism.
At any time the Instructor may completely retract the
delivery mechanism by selecting RESET in the Omni
controller.
Cesarean Delivery
2. Locate a small squeeze bulb on the left side of Demonstrate a C-section using NOELLE. Remove the
NOELLE. The bulb is attached to an inflatable bag metal snaps just above the pubic bone and birth the
near the dilating cervix. baby between the stomach cover and the pubic bone.
To complete this procedure follow the steps below.
1. Retract delivery mechanism.
2. Insert inflatable cushion.
3. Attach abdominal cover using the metal snaps
except for snaps above the pubic bone.
4. Birth the neonate between the stomach cover and
pubic bone.
Information
To demonstrate midline or “bikini” incisions with
NOELLE, utilize an optional abdominal cover. The
optional C-section cover is available as P/N
3. Inflate the bag using the manual squeeze bulb. 560.029.
The fetal head and shoulders will rise toward the
maternal symphysis pubis, simulating locking the
shoulder behind pubic bone. Note that the fetal
head is palpable beneath the stomach cover.
4. Connect the Omni to NOELLE using the
communication cable.
5. Select SPEED of delivery and activate DYSTOCIA
by turning ON the feature.
Students must use various maneuvers to deliver the
baby.
6. If the fetus cannot be delivered the Instructor can
press the “RESUME” key which will cause the fetus
to resume the movement down the birth canal.
7. Activate DYSTOCIA by turning ON the feature from
Omni main screen. Dystocia enables the “turtle
signs”.
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5. Thoroughly lubricate the inside surface of the

Prolapse of the Umbilical abdominal cover, the fetus, and the inflatable
cushion.
Cord 6. Place the lubricated fetus onto the lubricated
Simulate prolapse of the umbilical cord by positioning inflatable cushion and snap the lubricated
cord on a critical position and decreasing the fetal heart abdominal cover into place.
rate from Omni.
7. Inflate the cushion lifting the fetus anteriorly.
8. Inflate the cushion at the base of the pelvic cavity to
position fetus.
Placenta Previa 9. Confirm the breech position and attempt to

To simulate placenta previa with NOELLE, place the manually turn the fetus within the uterus by
placenta in the desired position to simulate the transabdominal manipulation.
condition, with the maternal side against the uterine wall
or the cervical os. Then place the fetus within the
uterine cavity with the presenting part closest to the
placenta.
Breech Birth
1. To simulate breech presentations with the
NOELLE, fully retract the birthing mechanism.
2. Remove the soft scalp from the fetal head.
External Version
Version may be attempted to rotate the fetus from a
breech position into one permitting normal vertex
presentation.
1. To practice external version, remove the abdominal
cover and the fetus.
2. Retract the delivery mechanism.
3. Insert the inflatable cushion.
4. Remove the foam in the abdominal cover.
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Information
The fetus has a receptacle at the rectum and frontal
fontanelle location into which the matching pin
located on the birthing mechanism is inserted.
Delivery of the Placenta

The placenta supplied with NOELLE may be positioned
Information so that it births spontaneously or requires either modest
cord traction or manual removal.
Removing plug reveals aperture for birthing
mechanism. Insert the plug into the rectum of In addition, the placenta is designed with two removable
birthing fetus during delivery. placental fragments. These fragments are attached to
the body of the placenta with Velcro. You may reverse
3. Insert the birthing mechanism into the fetal head one or both fragments causing one or both to birth with
using one or two adapters. the placenta or remain affixed to the uterine wall.
Students must carefully inspect the birthed placenta to
make sure it is complete and that no fragments remain
internally. If retained fragments are noted, the student
must retrieve them using a gloved hand under
appropriate aseptic conditions.
4. Place the fetal legs in either an extended position to

simulate “footling” delivery or retract the legs for a
“frank” delivery.
Warning
Lubricate the lower torso and legs of the fetus.
The Pinard or Leg-Flip maneuver frees one leg then
another. The fetal arms may also require a similar
maneuver during delivery. The fetal arms are delivered
and the fetus rotated anteriorly to birth the head.
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NOELLE®
Postpartum
Activity
After delivery the uterus normally contracts reducing
postpartum bleeding. Under certain conditions
contraction does not occur and extensive bleeding may
continue. If this condition is not recognized and treated
in a timely manner the new mother may go into shock
and die. Inadequate uterine contraction may present as
3. Attach the large postpartum uterine assembly to the
a “boggy” or soft uterus assessed through abdominal
distal end of the vagina using the locking ring
palpation. Uterine contraction may be augmented using
assembly.
certain drugs and/or uterine massage.
Information
Simulate pharmacologic interventions with NOELLE’s
bilateral injection sites.
Fundal Massage and

Postpartum Bleeding
1. To practice uterine massage, remove NOELLE’s
fully dilated vulval insert.
The postpartum uterine assembly consists of a thin
outer uterine skin and a smaller, harder inner uterus. It
also contains a filling tube to stream the simulated blood
through the assembly and out the vulva.
4. Use the squeeze bulb attached to the postpartum
uterine assembly to inflate the space between the
two uteri, expanding the soft external skin sufficient
to simulate a “boggy” uterine condition.
5. Use the syringe to insert simulated blood to the
postpartum uterine assembly.
6. Lift the uterus anteriorly using the inflatable

cushion.
2. Snap the postpartum perineum insert into place. The picture below shows the inflatable cushion fully
inflated.
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The white Velcro patch on the fundus may be used to

position the uterus at various orientations within the
abdominal cavity.
Bimanual massage will cause air to leak from the thumb
screw in the squeeze bulb causing the outer skin to
contract. When sufficient air is released the student will
begin to feel the harder inner uterus which simulates the
contracted postpartum state.
Episiotomy Repair
Remove the fully dilated vulva used during delivery and
select one of the three episiotomy repair modules. Snap
a repair module into place. Use a “000” size suture and
small curved needle to repair the surgical incision or
repair.
“000” sized sutures are recommended to extend the life
of the repair modules.
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C : V RATIO (Compression to ventilation ratio)
CPR Tools Adjust the compression to ventilation ratio using the +

and - buttons. Press OK to save the changes and
return to previous screen. The default value for the C:V
CODE Blue® Ratio is 30 compressions to 2 ventilations.
Code Blue is a CPR training tool incorporated in the

Omni controller. It was designed to help teach CPR by
monitoring cadence and depth of cardiac compressions
and airway ventilations in real time.
Warning
Do not perform mouth to mouth ventilation since the
simulator airway can be difficult to clean afterwards.
Code Blue Components

Code Blue consists of the Feedback Graphics and
specialized menus to control:
CMP/VNT RATE (Compression or Ventilation
 CPR Operational mode - TEST or COACH mode rate)
 C:V Ratio - customize the compression to The default value for the compression rate is 100
ventilation ratio compressions per minute. Adjust rate using the ‘+’ and
‘-’ buttons. Press OK to save the changes and return to
 Compression/Ventilation Rate - customize the previous screen.
compressions per minute
Furthermore, Code Blue can be calibrated to a specific

standard to assess compressions and ventilations.
Code Blue Menus

Press MORE from Omni Main Screen to access Code
Blue.
CALIB. (Calibration)
Calibrate the sensors inside the simulator using the
calibration menu (CALIB.), to set the standard against
which compression and ventilation will be evaluated
during the exercise.
Choose which function you would like to calibrate
between chest compressions (C CAL.) and artificial
ventilations (V CAL.).
MODE
The chest compression and artificial ventilation
Toggle between COACH and TEST mode. The COACH calibration procedures follow similar steps.
mode generates audible tones to coach CPR ratio. A
high-pitched beep signals the care provider to perform a Calibrating chest compressions:
compression and a low pitched-beep signals a
Depending on the simulator detected, the calibration
ventilation. Toggle to the TEST mode to perform CPR
menu (CALIB.) is found in the main screen or in the
without the audible cues.
MORE menu.
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1. Select CALIB. to enter the calibration menu.

2. For this example, select C CAL.
After resetting the sensor, Omni will display DONE.

2. Select SAVE to finish.
3. Press START to begin with the calibration.
Omni will ask you to perform a number of correct
chest compressions. The facilitator should follow
the text cue on the screen to perform just one
compression at a time, until finished.
HELP
Every screen on the Omni controller has a HELP menu.
The help window provides access to global settings
such as delivery mechanism reset, backlight time and
4. When Omni is ready to calibrate it will display Omni/Simulator serial number.
COMPRESS.
5. Perform a correct compression.
Follow the text cue on the screen to perform the
remaining four compressions. When the calibration
is complete Omni will display DONE.
6. Press SAVE.
7. Select V CAL. and repeat steps 3-5 to calibrate
ventilations.
Resetting Omni’s Pressure Sensor

It is recommended that the Omni’s pressure sensor is
reset at altitudes greater than 1000 ft. to avoid
inaccurate compressions and ventilations readings.
Perform the sensor reset procedure only as part of
the initial calibration process.
1. Select RESET within the compression / ventilation
calibration menu.
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Button Function CPRLink™

↑ Scroll help text up CRPLink is an application that enables monitoring and
logging of compressions and ventilations performed in
INIT MTR Resets the delivery mechanism. real time by the user in a Windows XP or Windows 7
PC.
BACK Return to main screen
BACKLIGHT Back light timer
View Omni and simulator serial

SERIAL
number
↓ Scroll help text down
Delivery Mechanism Reset

The INIT MTR button can be used to help the delivery
mechanism find its initial position after an abnormal
shutdown, such as, a power outage during a delivery.
Use only during troubleshooting.
Backlight This software aims to provide additional testing and

teaching tools for CPR using an interface to display a
The default value for Omni’s backlight timer is 10
waveform graph of the compressions and ventilations.
minutes. After 10 minutes the backlight will turn off.
To use CPRLink, connect the simulator to Omni using
To increase the backlight duration, adjust the backlight
the communication cable. Run the CPRLink CD in your
timer with the plus or minus sign. Press OK to accept
computer and connect Omni to the PC using provided
the changes.
USB cable.
CPRLink Minimum System

Requirements
 Operating System: Windows XP or Windows 7
 Computer and processor: 1 gigahertz (GHz) or
faster 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor
 Memory: 1 gigabyte (GB) RAM (32-bit) or 2 GB
RAM (64-bit)
 Hard disk: 4 gigabyte (GB) available disk space
 Install media: CD/DVD Drive
Serial  I/O Ports: USB port
View Omni and simulator serial number. Press OK to
return to the HELP menu.
Setup
CPRLink Software Installation
If installing the CPRLink software for the first time, follow
the instructions listed below:
1. Insert the CPRLink installation CD in your PC.
2. Double click the installation file on the enclosed
media.
3. Follow the instructions on your screen.
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Equipment Set Up
1. Connect the power supply to the power input on the
simulator, and then connect the power supply to the
wall outlet.
2. Connect the communication cable to the simulator
and to Omni.
3. Connect the USB cable to Omni and to the USB
port of your PC.
Omni will display a small heart icon on the lower left
side of the screen, when a connection with the PC has
been established.
Open the CPR evaluator by clicking on the shortcut icon

located on the upper right side of the application.
Warning
Do not start the CPRLink software until Omni is
connected to the PC.
Starting CPRLink
Double click on the CPRLink icon on the desktop of your
PC. The provider performance indicator boxes are located
on the right. The V (ventilation) and C (compression)
box fill color changes between the following states:
CPR Screen
The initial window of CPRLink contains the drop down
menus used to save and clear session logs, change the
software options, and access the program’s help.  Grey - No intervention was detected.
 Yellow - Compression was too shallow. Ventilation
The main window also contains the controls used to
evaluate compressions and ventilations. was too weak.
 Green - Compression/ventilation was performed
correctly.
 Red - Compression was too deep. Ventilation was
too strong.
Compression and ventilation data is displayed at the
bottom of the window as CPR is performed by the
provider.
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Compression Data
 Rate - Rate of compressions in real time.
 Ct (Compression time) - Average length of each
compression in seconds.
 LC (Last Compression) - Time elapsed since the Performance Examples
last compression performed. Compressions are too shallow. Waveforms mostly do
not reach the green zone. Compression indicator is
Ventilation Data yellow.
 Rate - Ventilation rate in real time.
 PIP - (approx.) Peak Inspiratory Pressure
 Ti - Time Inspiration
 I:E - Inspiratory: Expiratory Ratio
 PEEP - (approx.) Positive end-expiratory pressure.
 LV (Last Ventilation) - Time elapsed since the last
ventilation performed.
Compressions are too deep. Waveforms mostly exceed
Trainer the green zone. Compression indicator is red.
The CPRLink software generates a visual cue of the
compression to ventilation ratio programmed in the CPR
Options menu. When the Trainer button is clicked, the
V (ventilations) and C (compressions) box borders blink
to indicate the correct reference CPR rate.
Compressions are performed correctly. Waveform

peaks are mostly inside the green zone.
Ventilations are too shallow. Waveform peaks do not

reach the green zone.
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Ventilations are too strong. Waveform peaks exceed the

green zone.
The Provider Actions screen consists of four different
areas (from top to bottom): the session info, team
logging buttons, provider action buttons, and text log.
Session Info
The header section consists of the 'Session Title' and
'Facilitator' fields at the top of the Team Logging section.
Type the session title and facilitator name directly in the
note field. It serves assisting with record keeping
purposes when a report is saved or printed.
Ventilation was performed correctly. Waveform peak is

inside the green zone.
Team Logging
The Team Logging feature allows the facilitator to
Provider Actions Screen designate which member of the team performed a
particular action. The Team Logging section is right
The provider actions screen allows the facilitator to keep above the Provider Actions section.
track of every event during a session. It automatically First, the facilitator should add all providers in the team,
creates an entry whenever a detected event occurs. one by one, by clicking the Add button and filling out the
Also, the facilitator can log provider actions with a Add Provider dialog box.
simple click.
Open the Provider Actions Screen by clicking on the

shortcut icon located on the upper right side of the
application.
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A colored button is inserted on the Team Logging region

for the provider just added. There can be up to six
different providers, each with a corresponding button.
Every time one of the provider buttons is clicked, that
person becomes the active provider. To indicate the
active provider, the vertical bars on each side of the Log
page will match the color chosen for that person.
For example, if the 'Assess responsiveness' button is

clicked when the session clock reads 00:03:36, the
following entry is automatically generated:
On the Log Page image, for example, the provider "00:03:36 Action (Assess Responsiveness)"
"Steve” is the active provider, so the vertical bars are
teal colored. While there is an active provider, every
time a Provider Action or Evaluation log entry is created
it will have the name of the provider as follows:
"00:07:41 [Steve Parker] Action (Ventilate): BVM"
To deselect the active provider and return to general
logging, click the Team button and the vertical bars will
return to neutral color.
All provider buttons can be edited or deleted by right-

clicking them and selecting an option from the menu.
Provider Actions
This section refers to the collection of buttons in the
middle of the page. It allows the facilitator to accurately
keep track of provider actions. The buttons are grouped Special Buttons
into 6 groups: Basic, Airway, Breathing, Circulation, and
Trauma Care. Anytime the facilitator clicks one of the There are special buttons that add additional
buttons, a time-stamped log entry is generated with that functionality to the provider actions section.
particular action. The first special button, ' + ', allows the facilitator to be
more specific on the provider action he/she wishes to
log. For example, if the button 'Ventilate' is clicked, the
following entry is created:
"00:02:24 Action (Ventilate)"
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Text Log
This is the large panel at the bottom of the Log Page,
containing all the time-stamped text entries. Every
event on a session is reflected as an entry in the Text
Log.
Open the Text Log by clicking on the shortcut icon

located on the upper right side of the application.
On the other hand, if the ' + ' button next to 'Ventilate' is

clicked, a list of additional options appears.
The different types of entries are classified as Actions,

Detected Events, Evaluations, and Notes.
Text Log is subdivided in four different functions:
Actions
Actions refer to those performed by one of the providers
in the session. The facilitator can quickly log actions
from the Provider Actions section and make the entry
more specific using the Team Logging feature. The
following is an example of an Action entry:
"00:07:24 Action (Assess responsiveness)"
Detected Events
Each time one of the various sensors in the simulator
detects a provider action, it is automatically logged as a
'Detected' entry. These actions include intubation, BP
cuff placement, artificial ventilations, and chest
The facilitator can be more specific and choose, for compressions. The following example shows an entry
example, 'transport ventilator'... and the following entry after a provider administrates a chest compression:
is added:
"00:05:36 Detected (chest compression): too weak”
"00:01:28 Action (Ventilate): transport ventilator"
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Evaluations  Start a new simulation session

 Clear out log page
The facilitator adds evaluations by clicking on the  Restart the session clock
'Satisfactory' or 'Unsatisfactory' buttons next to Text
Log.
The facilitator can evaluate individual providers with a

single click.
The session clock is located at the bottom of the Log
box.
You can also start a new session by clicking on the

session clock drop down menu, located at the bottom of
the Log box, and selecting New Session.
For example, if provider Steve Parker did a correct

procedure, the Evaluation entry would be:
“00:36:01 [Steve Parker] Evaluation (Care Provided):
Satisfactory Reset Session Clock
Clicking on Reset Session Clock resets the clock back
to zero.
Notes
Notes can be entered directly in the Text Log. The
following is an example of a Note entry:
"00:51:09 [Steve Parker] Note: provider took too long to
assess patient."
Reset the session Clock by clicking on the session clock

CPRLink Menus drop down menu, located at the bottom of the Log box,
and selecting Reset Session Clock.
File
Save Report
This option allows you to save all the information
recorded in the log page as a text file. Clicking on it
brings up the Save As dialog box:
New Session
Clicking New Session in the file menu will:
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CPR Options
 Select the number of desired compressions per
minute.
 Specify the compression/ventilation ratio
 Select number of ventilations per minute (if the
‘Only Ventilations’ option is selected).
CPRLink will retain the options, tolerances and
calibration data last entered.
Select the desired name and path, and click “Save”.

A sample report is below:
Tolerances
Select the tolerance and intensity of both chest
compressions and ventilations. These parameters
change the percentage deviation permitted while
evaluating a compression or ventilation.
Print Report Intensity Tolerances: if the user has calibrated the
This option allows you to print a text file containing all software, these tolerances represent permissible
the information in the log for the latest session. Clicking deviation from the compressions or ventilations entered
on Print Report brings up the Print dialog box. during the calibration procedure, otherwise the program
uses default sensor values.
Exit
Rate Tolerances: the rate tolerance parameter sets the
You can exit the software at any time by going to File, permissible deviation from the selected compression
Exit or by clicking on the “x” button at the top right set. For example, if the user sets the Compression Rate
corner of the CPRLink. at 100 compressions / minute and the Compression
Rate Tolerance at 10 %, any compression frequency
Set-up between 90 and 110 compressions per minute will be
considered correct.
Options
The Options window contains the parameters
accessible to the user for configuration.
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Click next to proceed with the calibration.

The software will now ask you to perform a number of
“correct” chest compressions or artificial ventilations,
Calibration depending on which was selected.
This tool allows you to easily calibrate the sensors
inside the simulator. First choose which function you
would like to calibrate: chest compressions or artificial
ventilations.
The procedures for each specific calibration are

described in the sections below.
Chest Compressions/Artificial Ventilations
This tool allows you to calibrate the chest compressions
and the artificial ventilations to your specific criteria.
That is, you will be telling the system what a correct
chest compression is and/or what a correct artificial
ventilation is. Providers will be evaluated by the system
based on this criteria.
The chest compressions and ventilations are calibrated
in the same way. After making a selection, this dialog
box is displayed:
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The facilitator should follow the text cue on the screen to

perform just ONE compression or ventilation at a time,
until prompted for successive compressions/ventilations.
For example, if calibrating chest compressions:
The wizard prompts you with a “#1”.
1. Perform one correct chest compression.
A green filled oval indicates that the chest compression
was successfully recorded.
The wizard prompts you with“#2”.
2. Perform a second correct chest compression.
A green filled oval indicates that the chest compression
was successfully recorded.
3. Continue the process.
At the end of the calibrating session, the wizard shows
the average peak, depth, and duration values for the
procedure.
Help
Instructional Manual
Open the instructional manual.
About
Click to view the version of the software.
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Item ID Description
Consumables and S551.INST In-Service Training
Replacements
Selected Parts List
Contact Gaumard Scientific for a complete list of
consumables and replacement parts and their prices.
Item ID Description
S551.180 Omni Controller
S551.180.1 Communication Cable
S551.180.2 USB Cable
S551.004L.L Lower Left Arm Skin Cover
S551.004R.L Lower Right Arm Skin Cover
S551.007.L C-Section Abdominal Cover
S551.008.L Abdominal Cover
S551.011 AC Power Supply
S551.013 Birthing Mechanism
S551.016.L Birth Canal
S551.018.L Elevating Pillow
S551.019 Placenta
S551.020 Umbilical Cord Set
S551.031 Manual Boggy Uterus
S551.033 Episiotomy Trainer Set
S551.039.L Articulating Baby Skin Mask
S551.040.L Articulating Baby
S551.048 Adult IV Filling Kit
S551.080 Simulated Blood Concentrate
S551.081 Lubricant
S551.083 Allen-Key
S551.EXW Two Year Extended Warranty
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Contact Us
E-mail Technical Support:
support@gaumard.com
Before contacting Tech Support you must:
1. Have Omni/simulator’s Serial Number
2. Be next to Omni/simulator if troubleshooting is
needed.
E-mail Sales and Customer

Service: sales@gaumard.com
Phone:
Toll-free in the USA: (800) 882-6655
Worldwide: 01 (305) 971-3790
Post:
Gaumard Scientific
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Miami, FL 33196-5691
USA
Office hours:
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Summer Time)
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End User License Agreement

Birth Canal Maintenance

Airway The Birthing Package

Accessories Check List

Simulator  Articulating birthing fetus

 Delivering mechanism  Automatic birthing mechanism

 Articulating body  Cervix Holder

Circulation  Postpartum hemorrhage kit

 Bilateral carotid, radial and brachial pulses  Postpartum perineum insert

 Chest compressions are measured and logged  Power supply

Fetal Heart Rate Speaker

5. Reach through the IM site and attach to the bolt the

6. Tighten the wing nut until the spring is compressed

A startup screen is shown while Omni is detecting the

After the start up screen, Omni will automatically

FHR Set fetal heart rate

SPEED Set labor duration

Fetal Heart Rate Menu

Fetal Heart Rate Submenus Button Function

Button Function Decrease the current labor

Returns to previous + Increase the current labor duration

Decrease the current

+ Increase the current FHR

Delivery Speed Menu

Delivery Speed Submenus

+ Increase the current labor duration

Accept the value and return to

Returns to previous screen with

The head has separately inset and removable eyes,

Range of Movement Injection Sites

Breathing Injection Training Arm and

Airway management techniques can be practiced on

Intubation (Blade size) Miller 4 or MAC 3.5

Nasal Intubation 8 mm outer diameter max

Oral Intubation ETT Fr 7 or 7.5

Teeth and tongue

 Cord prolapse 6. Lift fetus anteriorly using squeeze bulb.

 Placenta previa 7. Conduct the four Leopold Maneuvers.

 Vacuum or forceps delivery

3. Route the inflation bulb outside NOELLE through

4. Attach the umbilical cord to the baby.

3. Lubricate the vulva and cervix internally and

5. Attach umbilicus to placenta.

6. Attach the placenta to the abdominal wall using the

The birthing cycle can be paused at any point and then

Move the bell of the stethoscope around until the heart

6. Insert a lubricated vacuum cup into the vagina and

7. Await the next contraction that may be simulated by

Information 8. Have the student apply a steady traction,

5. Thoroughly lubricate the inside surface of the

Placenta Previa 9. Confirm the breech position and attempt to

Delivery of the Placenta

4. Place the fetal legs in either an extended position to

Fundal Massage and

6. Lift the uterus anteriorly using the inflatable

The white Velcro patch on the fundus may be used to

C : V RATIO (Compression to ventilation ratio)