1976
DOI: 10.1136/bmj.1.6009.571
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Diarrhoea.

Abstract: The training mannikins and models are not human beings and cannot replace clinical experience. We believe, however, that they form a very useful bridge, particularly for the uninitiated. A medical student or nurse is much more likely to pass an endotracheal tube satisfactorily in the anaesthetic room if he has practised with an intubating model. The production of the cassette for each lesson is not easy-as the teachers, who are familiar with the apparatus, tend to take short cuts that are obvious to them but n… Show more

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