Sentence examples for manikin in which from inspiring English sources

A modern and larger diagram of a unisex manikin in which the lower back is highlighted might make it clearer which area of the body the questionnaire is about.

Joint symptoms were first inquired with a general question "Have you had joint pain, ache or motion tenderness in one or more joints during the preceding 30 days?" After this the examinee was shown a manikin, in which s/he was asked to point out the painful joint regions.

Subsequently, they fill in a preliminary consent form in which they allow their name and address to be released to the investigators, and indicate the location of their complaint on a manikin.

We tested the specific hypothesis that hair cover of the ear protects it from solar ultraviolet (UV) radiation by conducting an experiment using manikin head-forms in which the difference in solar UV radiation to ears with and without hair cover was measured.

There have been a handful of studies that have analyzed the effectiveness of facemasks against nanoparticles in the size range of viruses using manikin-based protocol in which the masks were sealed on the manikin's face so that no leakage would occur [9] [11].

Trials involving the insertion of parenteral access under simulated conditions, such as using manikins or cadavers in which healthcare workers are randomly allocated to insert different parenteral access methods, were also eligible.

A task in which a manikin is manually assembling a car battery was used in the experiment.

Training included focused lectures and practical scenario sessions in which infant manikins were used.

To aid the discussion of this literature review, we have reported the data of two ventilation tests from a previous study (Figs. 2 and 3), in which several healthcare professionals manually ventilated a manikin connected to a test lung ASL-50000 breathing simulator) simulating an adult patient in respiratory arrest.

The training consisted of a lecture in which the CDSS functions were presented, followed by manikin training with the CDSS, for a total of four hours.

Twenty volunteers received basic compression-only CPR training before participating in two recording sessions: a regular session, in which the vertical axis of the accelerometer was perpendicular to the manikin's chest, and a tilt session, with an 18° misalignment (see Figure 1).