| QUALITATIVE DATA |
| Question Number |
Comments |
| 2 |
- mouth too close together, hard to pull lips back (S1) |
- mouth did not line up, silicone thick (S8) |
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- unable to open airway effectively (S2) |
- manikin mouth is small already, the silicone on top makes it sticker to pass tube (S9) |
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- lips were easy to separate, however, it was difficult to insert an LMA (S3) |
- mouth stiff (S11) |
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- only able to insert oral airway (S5) |
- lips little too low, maybe thinner silicone (S12) |
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- oral cavity very rigid (S6) |
- it was tough to use the LMA - mouth too small, tongue in way (S13) |
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- the mouth opening is narrow (S7) |
- mouth opening has to be bigger width and open wider, it was harder to manipulate (S14) |
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- just the size of the lips was bigger, it was hard to put LMA (S15) |
- the mask (LMA) was too large in comparison to the overlays mouth (S17) |
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- overlay was a little stiff to open mouth (S16) |
- lips were stiff, mouth a bit narrow (S18) |
| 12 |
- more flexibility to open airway (S2) |
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- cut closer to the shape of eyes, include facial hair, portrays real life scenarios, nice to see different overlays being utilized in practice! (S3) |
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- nasal holes for nasal prongs (S4) |
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- please make an opening on the nose so O2 can be administered (S7) |
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- get the companies to make manikins more diverse to begin with - with your expertise (S9) |
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- maybe the overlay could be thinner, not so bulky (S11) |
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- consider thinner silicone to be more flexible for intubation (S12) |
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- bigger mouth, overlay adhesive so they stay on better (S13) |
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- would love manikins in other ethnicities (S15) |
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- excellent idea and clearly important (S18) |
