Showing 11 items matching "airways procedures"
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Moorabbin Air MuseumManual (item) - Instrument Rating Course, Instrument Rating Course Part 2- airways operating procedures
... Instrument Rating Course Part 2- airways operating procedures...Instrument Rating Course Part 2- airways operating procedures Manual Instrument Rating Course ... -
Moorabbin Air Museum
Manual - Aviation training, Night VMC Manual
... ...Airways procedures...Aviation training Attitude instrument flying Night circuits Radionavigation aids Night flying facilities Airways procedures Night navigation Night accidents Aircraft equipment requirements Material required to study for Class IV instrument rating, circa 1981 Night VMC Manual Manual Aviation training ...Material required to study for Class IV instrument rating, circa 1981non-fictionMaterial required to study for Class IV instrument rating, circa 1981attitude instrument flying, night circuits, radionavigation aids, night flying facilities, airways procedures, night navigation, night accidents, aircraft equipment requirements -
Geoffrey Kaye Museum of Anaesthetic HistoryEquipment - Tube, Endotracheal, Uncuffed Rubber Nasal Tube
... Ivan Magill and Stanley Rowbotham developed endotracheal tubes for these procedures that were more efficient and practical than the earlier insufflation catheters.The attached safety pin was used to prevent the loss of the tube down the patient's nose. Magill, Ivan Endotracheal Intubation Nasal Airway ...This is an early example of an endotracheal tube invented by Ivan Magill. The shattered faces and jaws of wounded soldiers presented real difficulties for the administration of anaesthesia. Ivan Magill and Stanley Rowbotham developed endotracheal tubes for these procedures that were more efficient and practical than the earlier insufflation catheters.The attached safety pin was used to prevent the loss of the tube down the patient's nose.Brown rubber tubing with three pairs of holes at one end and a bevelled edge at the other for nasal endotracheal intubation. There is a large safety pin stuck through the first pair of holes.magill, ivan, endotracheal, intubation, nasal, airway -
Moorabbin Air Museum
Manual (Item) - Tristar Flying Manual Normal Procedures - Adverse Weather Operation
... British Airways Tristar Flying Manual Normal Procedures - Adverse Weather Operation Manual Tristar Flying Manual Normal Procedures - Adverse Weather Operation ...British Airways -
Geoffrey Kaye Museum of Anaesthetic HistoryFunctional object - Bite Block, c. 1930s–1950s
... procedures. The device narrows in the centre to rest securely between the molars, with a beaded metal chain and loop designed to prevent it from slipping too far into the throat — a simple yet essential feature in an era before digital monitoring. Allen & Hanburys Ltd., a prominent British pharmaceutical company, was known for producing surgical and dental instruments throughout the 20th century. Their bite blocks were part of a broader evolution of airway...procedures. The device narrows in the centre to rest securely between the molars, with a beaded metal chain and loop designed to prevent it from slipping too far into the throat — a simple yet essential feature in an era before digital monitoring. Allen & Hanburys Ltd., a prominent British pharmaceutical company, was known for producing surgical and dental instruments throughout the 20th century. Their bite blocks were part of a broader evolution of airway ...This bite block was used to prevent patients under anaesthesia or sedation from involuntarily biting down. This protected the patient’s teeth and tongue, while also shielding vital instruments like endotracheal tubes from damage during procedures. The device narrows in the centre to rest securely between the molars, with a beaded metal chain and loop designed to prevent it from slipping too far into the throat — a simple yet essential feature in an era before digital monitoring. Allen & Hanburys Ltd., a prominent British pharmaceutical company, was known for producing surgical and dental instruments throughout the 20th century. Their bite blocks were part of a broader evolution of airway management tools that prioritised safety, hygiene, and patient comfort. Black hard rubber tubular bite block with red rubber ends. Block narrows in the centre where there is attached a metal beaded chain ending in a circular loop for securing and preventing from losing down the patient's throat. medical device, anaesthesia, bite block -
Geoffrey Kaye Museum of Anaesthetic HistoryFunctional object - Bite Block, c. 1930s–1950s
... procedures. The device narrows in the centre to rest securely between the molars, with a beaded metal chain and loop designed to prevent it from slipping too far into the throat — a simple yet essential feature in an era before digital monitoring. Allen & Hanburys Ltd., a prominent British pharmaceutical company, was known for producing surgical and dental instruments throughout the 20th century. Their bite blocks were part of a broader evolution of airway...procedures. The device narrows in the centre to rest securely between the molars, with a beaded metal chain and loop designed to prevent it from slipping too far into the throat — a simple yet essential feature in an era before digital monitoring. Allen & Hanburys Ltd., a prominent British pharmaceutical company, was known for producing surgical and dental instruments throughout the 20th century. Their bite blocks were part of a broader evolution of airway ...This bite block was used to prevent patients under anaesthesia or sedation from involuntarily biting down. This protected the patient’s teeth and tongue, while also shielding vital instruments like endotracheal tubes from damage during procedures. The device narrows in the centre to rest securely between the molars, with a beaded metal chain and loop designed to prevent it from slipping too far into the throat — a simple yet essential feature in an era before digital monitoring. Allen & Hanburys Ltd., a prominent British pharmaceutical company, was known for producing surgical and dental instruments throughout the 20th century. Their bite blocks were part of a broader evolution of airway management tools that prioritised safety, hygiene, and patient comfort.Black hard rubber tubular bite block with red rubber ends. Block narrows in the centre where there is attached a metal beaded chain ending in a circular loop for securing and preventing from losing down the patient's throat.medical device, anaesthesia, bite block -
Moorabbin Air Museum
Manual - Airway manuals, Jeppesen Airway Manual
... Airway Manuals Overview of flying procedures & detailed maps of various airports / airfields & flight paths, circa 2009 Smallish 7 ring folder Jeppesen Airway Manual Manual Airway manuals ...Overview of flying procedures & detailed maps of various airports / airfields & flight paths, circa 2009Smallish 7 ring foldernon-fictionOverview of flying procedures & detailed maps of various airports / airfields & flight paths, circa 2009 -
Moorabbin Air Museum
Manual - Airway manuals, Jeppesen Airway Manual
... Airway Manuals Flight procedures and maps of terminals/airfields & their flight paths Small 7 ring folder Jeppesen Airway Manual Manual Airway manuals ...Flight procedures and maps of terminals/airfields & their flight pathsSmall 7 ring foldernon-fictionFlight procedures and maps of terminals/airfields & their flight paths -
Moorabbin Air Museum
Book - Instrument Flying, Instrument Flying Handbook Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration
... Instrument flying Training considerations Physiological factors Aerodynamic factors Basis flight instruments Attitude instrument flying Electronic aids Using the navigation instruments Radio communications The Federal airways system & controlled airspace Air traffic control ATC operations & procedures Flight planning Training guide on instrument flying for general aviation, circa 1975 Instrument Flying Handbook Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Book Instrument Flying ...Training guide on instrument flying for general aviation, circa 1975non-fictionTraining guide on instrument flying for general aviation, circa 1975training considerations, physiological factors, aerodynamic factors, basis flight instruments, attitude instrument flying, electronic aids, using the navigation instruments, radio communications, the federal airways system & controlled airspace, air traffic control, atc operations & procedures, flight planning -
Moorabbin Air Museum
Book - Flight training - general aviation, Private Pilot Flight Rules & Procedures
... Flight training - general aviation Aviation documents Flight rules Airways Operations organisation Operations in controlled airspace Operations outside controlled airspace Aircraft equipment Carriage of passengers & cargo Emergencies Accidents & incidents The private pilot licence Study guide & sample exams for private pilot's licence, circa 1990 Private Pilot Flight Rules & Procedures Book Flight training - general aviation ...Study guide & sample exams for private pilot's licence, circa 1990non-fictionStudy guide & sample exams for private pilot's licence, circa 1990aviation documents, flight rules, airways operations organisation, operations in controlled airspace, operations outside controlled airspace, aircraft equipment, carriage of passengers & cargo, emergencies, accidents & incidents, the private pilot licence -
Geoffrey Kaye Museum of Anaesthetic HistoryFunctional object - Bite Block, c. 1930s–1950s
... procedures. The device narrows in the centre to rest securely between the molars, with a beaded metal chain and loop designed to prevent it from slipping too far into the throat — a simple yet essential feature in an era before digital monitoring. Allen & Hanburys Ltd., a prominent British pharmaceutical company, was known for producing surgical and dental instruments throughout the 20th century. Their bite blocks were part of a broader evolution of airway...procedures. The device narrows in the centre to rest securely between the molars, with a beaded metal chain and loop designed to prevent it from slipping too far into the throat — a simple yet essential feature in an era before digital monitoring. Allen & Hanburys Ltd., a prominent British pharmaceutical company, was known for producing surgical and dental instruments throughout the 20th century. Their bite blocks were part of a broader evolution of airway ...This bite block was used to prevent patients under anaesthesia or sedation from involuntarily biting down. This protected the patient’s teeth and tongue, while also shielding vital instruments like endotracheal tubes from damage during procedures. The device narrows in the centre to rest securely between the molars, with a beaded metal chain and loop designed to prevent it from slipping too far into the throat — a simple yet essential feature in an era before digital monitoring. Allen & Hanburys Ltd., a prominent British pharmaceutical company, was known for producing surgical and dental instruments throughout the 20th century. Their bite blocks were part of a broader evolution of airway management tools that prioritised safety, hygiene, and patient comfort.Black hard rubber tubular bite block with red rubber ends. Block narrows in the centre where there is attached a metal beaded chain ending in a circular loop for securing and preventing from losing down the patient's throat.medical device, anaesthesia, bite block
