Right leg on HPS

[PCOM]

Greetings all.

I was in the process of putting pants on STAN for a sim, and his right leg came off in my hands. I'm having a particularly hard time putting it back on. Any suggestions? Does this snap in place, or is there a screw involved?

Thank you

[Amanda]

Good afternoon PCOM,

I am not sure which country you are working in - may I suggest you contact customer support - here are all the contact details - from personal experience who ever you contact they are really helpful and will assist you,



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Best wishes,

Amanda

[PCOM]

I'm in Philadelphia at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Thanks for all of your help, Amanda!

[JEdwards]

I take my HPS leg off all the time for a scenario of a diabetic above the knee amputation post-op that has a PE. My leg has a long screw or pin with a round machined nut on the end. I unsrew the nut and pull out the pin, it has two small tubings connected that run the pulses in the leg. I disconnect them and put them together to keep the circuit complete. Now I bandage the leg add a two by four guaze pad that I pre-stained with faux blood it is dry I add a piece of guaze wrap to cover so that it looks fresh but not a problem. By the way the HPS is intubated. To put leg back on reverse process connect tubing put pin in and screw nut to pin.