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Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.
Document - Speech, MOORHOUSE Denise, Denise Moorhouse, 10/02/1996
A transcript of the talk on early education and living conditions by Denise Moorhouse to the Nunawading Historical Society on 10/02/1996.A transcript of the talk on early education and living conditions by Denise Moorhouse to the Nunawading Historical Society on 10/02/1996.non-fictionA transcript of the talk on early education and living conditions by Denise Moorhouse to the Nunawading Historical Society on 10/02/1996.education, vermont state school no.1022, heatherdale primary school, boyle david -
Marysville & District Historical Society
THE TRIANGLE NEWS-VOL 2 NO 21-JULY 15 1977
marysville, victoria, australia, terror mountain, operation of f.r.s, shire of healesville news, fire brigade, thanks fiske, community care centre, l.a. monthly meeting, rainfall, sports scene, lions club, golf news, indoor bowls, manuel's, boyles groceries -
Marysville & District Historical Society
THE TRIANGLE NEWS-VOL 2 NO 24-AUGUST 5 1977
marysville, victoria, australia, new community centre opening, lord mayor's children's camp, wirreanda debutantes, vale wally wigg, rainfall, indoor bowls, guilty of assult, shop at manuel's, boyles grocery, marysville primary school club, marysville & buxton district angling club, football, guides scouts cubs & brownies, golf, high school mothers' club -
Geoffrey Kaye Museum of Anaesthetic History
Tool - Set, Tongue Depressor
General anaesthesia relaxes muscles around the airway which can result in the airway becoming obstructed. Holding the jaw open or keeping the tongue out of the way were crucial. Often, brutal devices were used to open the jaw or pull the tongue forward to clear the airway.Set of four chrome plated metal tongue depressors of different sizes. Each depressor has been engraved with a number (1 - 4). Numbers 2 - 4 also have a metal tube that could be used to administer anaesthesia simultaneously. Numbers 2 - 3 also have cross-hatched grooves in the depressor and all have finger grips engraved into the handles.boyle-davis, airway management -
Geoffrey Kaye Museum of Anaesthetic History
Tool - Boyle-Davis gag tongue depressor, ANAX
Stainless steel tongue depressor with tightly curved distal end and slightly curved L-shaped proximal end. Includes a provision for an electronic light source to illuminate indside the patient's mouth.boyle-davis, gag, tongue depressor, oral apparatus, anaesthetic, anax, boyle gag, davis tongue depressor -
Geoffrey Kaye Museum of Anaesthetic History
Tool - Tongue Depressor, Boyle-Davis Gag
Chrome plated metal "L" shaped tongue depressor. The depressor arm downside has cross-hatched grooves to facilitate adherence to the tong. A small metal tube is attached to the upper-side of the depressor through which anaesthesia or oxygen could be administered. The lateral arm handle has grips engraved to attach the mouth gag frame which is missing. This item has a stamp inscription on its handle about maker's details, size and material. Black spots of dust are present inside the metal tube and out near the extreme of the tube. It has accumulated dust between the cross-hatched grooves. Minor scratches around the piece.Stamped in the depressor handle, D.H.A. / 6 / STAINLESSboyle-davis, tongue depressor, airway management -
Geoffrey Kaye Museum of Anaesthetic History
Machine - Boyle's gas anaesthesia apparatus, circa 1937
This is an early example of the Boyle's Anaesthetic Machine which was to become widely used throughout the world. The plaque on the wooden plinth suggests it was a display model from the medical equipment distributor Charles A King of London.The gas anaesthesia apparatus is mounted to a rectangular wooden base. It comprises two long, vertical glass cylinders held in place with metal brackets which are connected to a glass chloroform vaporiser container via metal tubes and associated valves and connections. The bottom of the glass flasks have outlet connections and inscriptions on the glass to measure volume. The chloroform vaporiser and adjacent glass ether vaporiser also have volume measurements etched on the glass, and the latter is the same height as the former but is larger in diameter. Both are connected via metal tubes and include outlet pipes that have associated cork stoppers. The maker's details are provided on a brass plaque attached to thewooden platform.A. Charles King Ltd. London, W1.henry edmund gaskin boyle, vaporiser, rotameter, chloroform, ether, anaesthetic apparatus, charles king ltd, plenum, sectioned, dr geoffrey kaye