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An illustration hand drawn in black ink on paper showing intubation of the larynx on a reclining head and neck, which is drawn as a cross section showing the inside of the head and the airways. The beak of the Chevalier Jackson's laryngoscope is inside the mouth and engaged with the epiglottis, which is lifted forwards so the glottis is exposed.
