Instruments
The tools themselves: trepans, lancets, amputation sets, stethoscopes, ophthalmoscopes, syringes. Cased sets of surgical steel are among the most photographed objects in the medical record.
Part of Medicine
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- - Neolithic infant feeding cup, Africa, 1000 BCE-400 BCE. Infants sucked liquids through the conical spout of this simple earthenware feeding cup. It was excavated in 1912 from the grave of twin children in Jebel Moya, Sudan, where Henry Wellcome funded and led a major archaeological expedition. Dated 1000 BC in the Commons record. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when.
- - Ganzkörperhyperthermie Iratherm1000 HeilkundePraxis Werder. Ganzkörperhyperthermiegerät Iratherm 1000, Firma von Ardenne Dresden. Dated 1000, credited to HeilkundePraxis Werder. An instrument case is a portrait of a practice, since it holds only what its owner actually used.
- - Vaginal speculum, 16th century.. An object held in the instruments material of the free record, catalogued on Wikimedia Commons. Dated 1550 in the Commons record. Instrument makers were trade firms, and their catalogues are among the best surviving records of everyday medicine.
- - Silver feeding cup or small posset pot, by Andrews, 1698.. Feeding cup or small posset pot in silver. Wellcome Images. Dated 1698 in the Commons record. Turning a symptom into a reading is what most of these instruments were built to do.
- - Dictionnaire universel de medecine, 1746. An object held in the instruments material of the free record, catalogued on Wikimedia Commons. Dated 1746 in the Commons record. Materials tell the date: ivory, ebony and brass give way to nickel, steel and glass as sterilisation became a requirement.
- - Brass scarificator. Brass, spring loaded scarificator used for bloodletting. Title: Brass scarificator. Dated 1820, credited to Unknown author Unknown author. Bloodletting was mainstream therapy for well over two thousand years, and the instruments were made to be beautiful because the practice was respectable.
- - Ether inhaler, c. 1846, developed by William T. G. Exhibit in the National Museum of American History, Washington, DC, USA. This item is in the public domain because it is property of the national museum. Dated 1846, credited to Daderot. Portability mattered, because most medicine happened where the patient was rather than in a hospital.
- - Instrument for those drowned, 19th century. Illustration of instrument for those drowned, 19th century. Illustration from "Observations on apparent death from drowning, suffocation, &c. Dated 1850 in the Commons record. Standardised scales let readings be compared between practitioners, which is what made them evidence.
- - Vernon type percussor, England, 1858-1910. Percussion or tapping the chest to hear sounds was an early technique used to diagnose illness. Percussion was first used by Leopold Auenbrugger (1722-1809) in 1761. Dated 1858 in the Commons record. Instrument makers stamped their names on their work, so the maker's mark dates and places the object.
- - Spännsäng, 1859 - Hallwylska museet - 108552. Note: For documentary purposes the original description has been retained. Factual corrections and alternative descriptions are encouraged separately from the original description. Dated 1859, credited to Unknown author Unknown author. Cases were fitted and lined to protect edges and keep a set complete.
- - Richardson-type spray, United Kingdom, 1866-1884. The Richardson spray was originally used to spray ether to give a local anaesthetic, especially during tooth extraction. The spray is named after its inventor, Benjamin Ward Richardson (1828-1896). Dated 1866 in the Commons record. Dentistry's instruments record a trade that separated from barbering and surgery slowly, and its chairs were built for restraint as much as for comfort.
- - Hospital and regulation knapsack 1862 MSHWR part III vol 2 pag 915. Illustration from The Medical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion (USG Printing Office, 1870-88) - Hospital knapsack + wicker work and regulation knapsack of 1862 - part III vol 2 pag 915. Dated 1870, credited to USG. Many instruments were adapted from other trades before they were made specially.
- - Gerichtlich-medicinische Untersuchungen über das Skopzenthum in Russland figure 14. Small knife with a wooden handle (shoemaker's knife). Insertable knife (gardener's knife). Dated 1876, credited to Pelikan, Evgenij Venceslavovic̆. Cheap versions extended a technique's reach far more than any refinement of the expensive one.
- - Circular- "A New Clinical Fever Thermometer," manufactured by Aloe and Hernstein. 300 North 4th Street, St. Louis, Mo., 1879-1884. Dated 1879 in the Commons record. The clinical thermometer became useful only when it was made short enough to carry and quick enough to read at the bedside.
- - Die Gartenlaube (1888) b 627. Die Gartenlaube ( The Garden Arbor ). Dated 1888, credited to various. Catalogues priced instruments precisely, recording what a practice cost to equip.
- - Centro De Diagnóstico Molecular y Medicina Personalizada. The image records centro De Diagnóstico Molecular y Medicina Personalizada. Dated 1899, credited to Abril gonzalez1. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when.
- - Silver plaster case, hallmarked in Chester, English, 1900. C. The image records silver plaster case, hallmarked in Chester, English, 1900. Cardboard cover from a court plaster, by S. Dated 1900 in the Commons record. An instrument case is a portrait of a practice, since it holds only what its owner actually used.
- - King Edward VII - First Aid Medicine Chest. WF/M/I/SL/36. King Edward VII - First Aid Medicine Chest. Dated 1904 in the Commons record. Instrument makers were trade firms, and their catalogues are among the best surviving records of everyday medicine.
- - Immersion bath in Devonshire Hospital, Buxton, circa 1910.. The image records immersion bath in Devonshire Hospital, Buxton. From an old slide probably taken from a prospectus. Dated 1910 in the Commons record. Turning a symptom into a reading is what most of these instruments were built to do.
- - Bauer and Black first aid kits 1914 advertising. Advert for Bauer & Black first aid kits (1914). Dated 1914, credited to Bauer & Black. Materials tell the date: ivory, ebony and brass give way to nickel, steel and glass as sterilisation became a requirement.
- - Bågljusbestrålningslampa - Hallwylska museet - 108951. Note: For documentary purposes the original description has been retained. Factual corrections and alternative descriptions are encouraged separately from the original description. Dated 1920, credited to Unknown author Unknown author. Instrument makers stamped their names on their work, so the maker's mark dates and places the object.
- - Ventouse Modèle Aspir. Ventouse médicale de la marque "Apir Breveté SGDG" (vers 1930). Dated 1930, credited to René Hourdry. Standardised scales let readings be compared between practitioners, which is what made them evidence.
- - Lobotomy drill norway IMG 0982. Lobotomy drill for opening the scull of psychiatric patients, being used in Norway in the 1940s and 1950s. Lobotomy was utilized in Norway from 1942 to 1955. Dated 1935, credited to Bjoertvedt. Cases were fitted and lined to protect edges and keep a set complete.
- - Urine sugar comparator bghfxmq 1 p0dieqc download full. This wooden comparator for the Somogyi Method Urine sugar test was manufactured by the A.S. Aloe Company of Saint Louis, Missouri between 1930, 1950. Dated 1938, credited to Staff photographer. Portability mattered, because most medicine happened where the patient was rather than in a hospital.
- - 170409-Bunkermuseum-Dettenheim-09. Luftschutz-Hausapotheke, Bunkermuseum Dettenheim, Sanitäts-Regelbau-32, errichtet durch die Organisation Todt im Jahr 1939, unbenutzt bis Kriegsende 1945. Dated 1939, credited to BlueBreezeWiki. Many instruments were adapted from other trades before they were made specially.
- - Sollux-9 hg09 hg. Wärmelamp Sollux, Hanau, 1940-1949, zur Schmerzlinderung bei Entzündungen, Lampe ohne Reflektor. Dated 1940, credited to Hannes Grobe. Cheap versions extended a technique's reach far more than any refinement of the expensive one.
- - Apparatus for continuous infusion of penicillin, London, Eng. Penicillin has been used as a treatment since 1941. It was, however, broken down in the stomach so it had to be injected into the body. Dated 1941 in the Commons record. Catalogues priced instruments precisely, recording what a practice cost to equip.
- - List of contents in the first aid box, metal, British military. The image records list of contents in the first aid box, metal, British military. Photographed in the collection of the National Liberation Museum 1944-1945, the Netherlands, archive number 094.001. Dated 1944, credited to KingaNBM. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when.
- - First aid tin in leather pouch, 1940s. The image records first aid tin in leather pouch, containing iodine tincture, tape, safety pins, gaze and a bandage, 1940s Photographed in the collection of the National Liberation Museum 1944-1945, the Netherlands, archive number 094.082. Dated 1944, credited to KingaNBM. An instrument case is a portrait of a practice, since it holds only what its owner actually used.
- - What's in My Bag^ UnPacked - Flickr - brewbooks. Here is the unpacked photo - this is what I brought (and acquired) on a 32 day trip to Australia. One challenge is that I had to pack for weather ranging form tropical (Daintree Rain forest and Great barrier Reef) to Urban (Sydney, Melbourne) to Alpine (Overland Track in Tasmania) Items I Brought > Clothing - 2 pairs of Superfeet shoe inserts - ASICS Running shoes - Asolo hiking boots (well. Dated 1952, credited to brewbooks from near Seattle, USA. Ambroise Paré replaced boiling oil for gunshot wounds with a salve of egg yolk, oil of roses and turpentine, having run out of oil during a campaign and found his patients did better.
- - Amak-III 02. The AMAK-III blood sampling device is on display at the Yaroslavl Planetarium. A gift to the museum from twice Hero of the Soviet Union Colonel-General Klimuk Pyotr Ilyich. Dated 1960, credited to Stolbovsky. Instrument makers were trade firms, and their catalogues are among the best surviving records of everyday medicine.
- - Spectacles Old And New (1963). British Pathé presents Spectacles Old And New (1963), on material dated 1963. What it offers is what the doctor's bag held.
- - Root canal meter. The image records root canal meter, the world's first electrical root canal length measuring instrument released by Onuki Medical Instruments in 1969. Dated 1969, credited to Hanabishi. Turning a symptom into a reading is what most of these instruments were built to do.
- - Blood Pressure Measurements, 1970's - Film 6653. HuntleyFilmArchives presents Blood Pressure Measurements, 1970's - Film 6653, on material dated 1970. Its place in the archive is what the doctor's bag held.
- - Hospital medical equipment LCCN2011633842. Title: Hospital medical equipment Physical description: 1 transparency : color; 4 x 5 in. Notes: Digital image produced by Carol M. Dated 1980, credited to Carol M. Highsmith. Materials tell the date: ivory, ebony and brass give way to nickel, steel and glass as sterilisation became a requirement.
- - Oryginalný Iplikátor Kuznecova. Kuznecova. Fotografia vznikla v Moskve v dome vynálezcu I. I. Original Iplikator Kuznetsov. The photograph was taken in Moscow at the home of the inventor Ivan I. Dated 1989, credited to PixelExplorer. Instrument makers stamped their names on their work, so the maker's mark dates and places the object.
- - Medical-Equipment. An object held in the instruments material of the free record, catalogued on Wikimedia Commons. Dated 2000, credited to Kfeiz. Portability mattered, because most medicine happened where the patient was rather than in a hospital.
- - USMC-090611-M-9034L-144. Three en route care instructors mentor sailors from 4th Medical Battalion, 4th Marine Logistics Group June 11 on the en route care system, a device for expeditiously managing life support systems while injured Marines and sailors are brought from a field environment to a more permanent medical facility. The en route care class was offered as part of exercise Javelin Thrust 2009, taking place at. Dated 2002 in the Commons record. Ambroise Paré replaced boiling oil for gunshot wounds with a salve of egg yolk, oil of roses and turpentine, having run out of oil during a campaign and found his patients did better.
- - 2003-12-03-Dürr-Paradentospray-2. An object held in the instruments material of the free record, catalogued on Wikimedia Commons. Dated 2003, credited to R-E-AL ( talk | contribs | Gallery ) (German Wikipedia). Dentistry's instruments record a trade that separated from barbering and surgery slowly, and its chairs were built for restraint as much as for comfort.
- - Gastroscan-24 Acidogastromonitor. An object held in the instruments material of the free record, catalogued on Wikimedia Commons. Dated 2005, credited to Miheev. Standardised scales let readings be compared between practitioners, which is what made them evidence.
- - Digi rentgen. Digitální rentgen u simulátoru lineárního urychlovače. FN Motol, Prague, 2006-12-01. Dated 2006 in the Commons record. Cases were fitted and lined to protect edges and keep a set complete.
- - Seretide250. This image is an original photograph of the Diskus device, taken by myself, Erik Bruchez, on May 7, 2006. Dated 2006, credited to Ebruchez at English Wikipedia. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when.
- - RNase A in Microcentrifuge Tube. By Richard Wheeler ( Zephyris ) 2007. 700 μl 10 mg/ml QIAGEN RNase A. Dated 2007, credited to Zephyris at English Wikipedia. An instrument case is a portrait of a practice, since it holds only what its owner actually used.
- - Tec4. An object held in the instruments material of the free record, catalogued on Wikimedia Commons. Dated 2007, credited to Rschiedon at Dutch Wikipedia. Instrument makers were trade firms, and their catalogues are among the best surviving records of everyday medicine.
- - Betabed Alternating Pressure Pad System switch. The switch for a Betabed Alternating Pressure Pad System. See Image:Betabed Alternating Pressure Pad System.JPG. Dated 2008, credited to BrokenSphere. Turning a symptom into a reading is what most of these instruments were built to do.
- - Stillhuetchen. Stillhütchen und Schröpfköpfe im Museum in Asomatos, Kreta. Dated 2008, credited to Frente. Cases were fitted and lined to protect edges and keep a set complete.
- - Herb Knudson's Surgical 04. The image records herb Knudson's Surgical Appliance & Hospital Equipment (usually just Herb Knudson's Surgical) is located at 2909 Hewitt Avenue, Everett, Washington, USA, in one of the buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the "Swalwell Block and Adjoining Commercial Buildings". The displays in the windows at the front of the store function as something of a mini-museum. Dated 2009, credited to Joe Mabel. Many instruments were adapted from other trades before they were made specially.
- - Offutt Air Force Base emergency safety kit in back of Honda Element. OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE, Neb. - An emergency safety kit complete with a flash light, batteries, food, a first aid kit, blanket and other necessary items sits in the back of a Honda Element in the parking lot outside Bldg. Dated 2009, credited to U.S. Air Force Photo Illustration by Kendra Williams. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2009 example.
- - StBlasien medizinische Instrumente. An object held in the instruments material of the free record, catalogued on Wikimedia Commons. Dated 2010, credited to LoKiLeCh. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2010 example.
- - Orthesis IMG 0505. An object held in the instruments material of the free record, catalogued on Wikimedia Commons. Dated 2010, credited to Eddau. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2010 example.
- - Deccompressionchamber570. Movable decompression/compression chamber for use in hospital. Dated 2011, credited to Ciacho5. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2011 example.
- - Cd202 closeup. An object held in the instruments material of the free record, catalogued on Wikimedia Commons. Dated 2011, credited to Roomlane. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2011 example.
- - Otoscopy (Ear Examination) - ENT. Oxford Medical Education records Otoscopy (Ear Examination) - ENT, published in 2012. Carried for the kit a physician carried and used.
- - Blood Letting Tools. Melnick Medical Museum documents Blood Letting Tools, published in 2012. It belongs here as the examining instrument as a designed object.
- - AO Stereoscope Phorometer. The image records aO Stereoscope Phorometer, är ett instrument för att mäta en persons förmåga att se i sterio (3D). Dated 2012, credited to Janee. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2012 example.
- - Chaufferette à braise. An object held in the instruments material of the free record, catalogued on Wikimedia Commons. Dated 2012, credited to Nerijp. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2012 example.
- - The sphygmomanometer. niagarasciencemuseum records The sphygmomanometer, published in 2012. Carried for the examining instrument as a designed object.
- - Just what is a sphygmomanometer? - Bang Goes the Theory - BBC. BBC records Just what is a sphygmomanometer? - Bang Goes the Theory - BBC, published in 2013. The value here is the kit a physician carried and used.
- - Oxygène médical en bouteille. Medical oxygen cylinders - 50-liter cylinder, 200 bar - mainly used for oxygen therapy. Linde Healthcare - AGA Medical. Dated 2013, credited to Cjp24. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2013 example.
- - Brushing Up on History: Dentistry Through the Ages. AcademyofScienceSTL traces Brushing Up on History: Dentistry Through the Ages, published in 2013. Held for measurement brought to the bedside.
- - 60 Second Lecture Series - "The Other Side of the Stethoscope" - Lisa Barratt. Quinnipiac University presents 60 Second Lecture Series - "The Other Side of the Stethoscope" - Lisa Barratt, published in 2014. What it offers is tools of diagnosis at the bedside.
- - Cuna radiante. Foto tomada a una cuna radiante perteneciente al Htal Papa Francisco de Salta Argentina. Dated 2014, credited to FloAlva. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2014 example.
- - Permacath. An object held in the instruments material of the free record, catalogued on Wikimedia Commons. Dated 2014, credited to Agentb16. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2014 example.
- - MedicoLuft. An object held in the instruments material of the free record, catalogued on Wikimedia Commons. Dated 2015, credited to Medicohih. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2015 example.
- - ZVD-Messlatte. The image records zVD-Messlatte zur Bestimmung des zentralen Venendrucks mittels Flüssigkeitssäule. Dated 2015, credited to Stefan Bellini. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2015 example.
- - The 19th Century Doctor. Melnick Medical Museum traces The 19th Century Doctor, published in 2015. Its place in the archive is tools that made signs into numbers.
- - 1885 Dentist Office. Museum of the Mountain West covers 1885 Dentist Office, on material dated 1885. It belongs here as the designed object of clinical work.
- - Équipe médicale Lusaa. membres de l'équipe d'aide sociale de l'ONG LUSAA. Dated 2016, credited to NIlusaa02. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2016 example.
- - A Whole Body Cryosauna. An octagonal whole body cryotherapy Cryosauna. Dated 2016, credited to Popeallstar32. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2016 example.
- - OBSOLETE NECESSITY: Do we still need the stethoscope?. Stanford traces OBSOLETE NECESSITY: Do we still need the stethoscope?, published in 2016. René Laennec invented the stethoscope at the Hôpital Necker in 1816, rolling paper into a cylinder for a patient whose weight made ear to chest auscultation ineffective. De l'Auscultation Médiate followed in 1819 and established terms still in use, including rales and rhonchi.
- - ICO presents: The History of Optometry. Illinois College of Optometry sets out ICO presents: The History of Optometry, published in 2016. Held for the object between physician and patient.
- - Doctor's Office | Virtual Field Trip | KidVision Pre-K. South Florida PBS records Doctor's Office, published in 2017. This is the kit a physician carried and used.
- - Lecture 12: Stethoscope. Museum of HSTM University of Leeds documents Lecture 12: Stethoscope, published in 2017. Laennec died of tuberculosis on 13 August 1826, aged 45, the disease his instrument did most to diagnose. Its place in the archive is the examining instrument as a designed object.
- - (R50563274693). An object held in the instruments material of the free record, catalogued on Wikimedia Commons. Dated 2017, credited to Raphael Panhuber from Linz, Österreich / Austria. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2017 example.
- - PARKES-D PARKES-D medical device antiparasitic 020-11. Диагностический прибор «Паркес-Д» весной 2017 года. Dated 2017, credited to AlexandrDomanov. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2017 example.
- - Speculum of Polansky. An object held in the instruments material of the free record, catalogued on Wikimedia Commons. Dated 2017, credited to WikiRigaou. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2017 example.
- - Budesonide and formoterol inhaler. Device for inhaling medication. In this case for a powder based in budesonide and formoterol. Dated 2017, credited to Metrónomo. Materials tell the date: ivory, ebony and brass give way to nickel, steel and glass as sterilisation became a requirement.
- - Electrocardiography (ECG/EKG) - basics. Osmosis from Elsevier sets out Electrocardiography (ECG/EKG) - basics, published in 2017. Held for what the doctor's bag held.
- - Dark Aquapheresis machine at work. An object held in the instruments material of the free record, catalogued on Wikimedia Commons. Dated 2018, credited to Philipp Michel Reichold. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2018 example.
- - Browndages Young Icons Edition Bandages - DPLA - 88a339a6afe42f4a7945f18bfeb2099e (page 1). Metal box of Browndages brand adhesive bandages, Young Icons Edition. The family-owned company, Browndages, was founded in 2018 in Columbus, Ohio by the husband and wife team, Rashid Bashir and Intisar Madhi. Dated 2018, credited to Browndages. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2018 example.
- - Laennec Stethoscope. Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow covers Laennec Stethoscope, published in 2018. It belongs here as tools that made signs into numbers.
- - Playground for All Children Qns td (2019-03-21) 035. The Playground for All Children at the west end of Flushing Meadows, Corona Park, at 111th Street, Corona Avenue, and Saultell Avenue in Corona, Queens. The playground is designed to allow children of all abilities to access the park features. Dated 2019, credited to Tdorante10. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2019 example.
- - Pierre Fauchard: The Father of Modern Dentistry. Laupus Library traces Pierre Fauchard: The Father of Modern Dentistry, published in 2019. Its place in the archive is measurement brought to the bedside.
- - Vecchia strumentazione all'Ospedale San Paolo - Savona. The image records vecchia strumentazione all'Ospedale San Paolo di Savona. Dated 2019, credited to Capricornis crispus. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2019 example.
- - Fissatore esterno, pressore di Delitala, chiodo di Ender, introduttore chiodi di Ender. The image records fissatore esterno, pressore di Delitala, chiodo di Ender, introduttore chiodi di Ender, chiodo endomidollare tipo gamma lungo, placca rotta avambraccio, chiodo di Seidel. Dated 2019, credited to Capricornis crispus. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2019 example.
- - Protesi di Kerboul, protesi d'anca Isoelastics, protesi Osteonics, protesi tipo Ring. The image records protesi di Kerboul, protesi d'anca Isoelastics, protesi Osteonics, protesi tipo Ring, protesi da cementare Exeter, cotile Osteonics, cotile in polietilene, cupola biarticolare per endoprotesi. Dated 2019, credited to Capricornis crispus. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2019 example.
- - Factory First Aid Kit. What you can expect to find in a FActory first Aid Kit. Dated 2019, credited to Medq Medical Supplies. Instrument makers stamped their names on their work, so the maker's mark dates and places the object.
- - 12 Lead ECG - An Introduction and Brief History - Dr Khaitan #ecghistory. London HeartbeatsZ Academy presents 12 Lead ECG - An Introduction and Brief History - Dr Khaitan #ecghistory, published in 2020. It sits in the archive as tools of diagnosis at the bedside.
- - Skoliometer nach Götze. An object held in the instruments material of the free record, catalogued on Wikimedia Commons. Dated 2020, credited to Hans-Günther Götze. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2020 example.
- - ECGs - How they work. About Medicine presents ECGs - How they work, published in 2020. Carried for tools of diagnosis at the bedside.
- - [Gadgets & Gizmos] The Evolution of the Medical Instrument Trade. Indiana Medical History Museum covers [Gadgets & Gizmos] The Evolution of the Medical Instrument Trade, published in 2020. Kept as the designed object of clinical work.
- - Macaulay Museum of Dental History Tour. Waring Historical Library surveys Macaulay Museum of Dental History Tour, published in 2020. Held for the designed object of clinical work.
- - How many kinds of blades were used history of Cupping Therapy?. Hijama Natural Healing examines How many kinds of blades were used history of Cupping Therapy?, published in 2021. Held for tools that made signs into numbers.
- - Dr Hunter ECG Machine. Hunter House Victorian Museum presents Dr Hunter ECG Machine, published in 2021. The record it provides is tools of diagnosis at the bedside.
- - History of Medical Instruments & Archives related to Women's Health. Duke GWHT examines History of Medical Instruments & Archives related to Women's Health, published in 2021. It belongs here as the object between physician and patient.
- - How to Clear Memory on Omron BP Monitor | Delete All Readings Guide. Pharmacist Online records How to Clear Memory on Omron BP Monitor, published in 2021. This is the examining instrument as a designed object.
- - Des piqûres. This is an image with the theme " Health and Wellness in Africa " from:. Dated 2021, credited to Abdoulrahamane 99MDS Barry. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2021 example.
- - Outil de médecin. This is an image with the theme " Health and Wellness in Africa " from:. Dated 2021, credited to Abdoulrahamane 99MDS Barry. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2021 example This copy is catalogued separately in the 2021 group.
- - Barrierefreiheit 002 2021 08 31. Tobii Dynavox TD I-13 remote eye tracker for people with disabilities Wikimedia category : Category:Disability equipment Title Category:Disability equipment Instance of Wikimedia category Object : Electronic visual display Title Electronic visual display Part of calculator, computer monitor and smartphone academic discipline : Eye tracking Title Eye tracking Instance of academic discipline, field. Dated 2021, credited to Friedrich Haag. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2021 example.
- - The Invention that Revolutionized Medicine. Mütter Museum of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia examines The Invention that Revolutionized Medicine, published in 2021. Included as the object between physician and patient.
- - The Whipple Museum — a live virtual tour of the history of science. Cambridge Development & Alumni Relations presents The Whipple Museum , a live virtual tour of the history of science, published in 2021. Included as tools of diagnosis at the bedside.
- - Exploring the Speculum. Demystifying Medicine McMaster examines Exploring the Speculum, published in 2023. Filed as the object between physician and patient.
- - ECG Interpretation Made Easy (Learn How to Interpret an ECG in 13 Minutes). Rhesus Medicine documents ECG Interpretation Made Easy (Learn How to Interpret an ECG in 13 Minutes), published in 2023. Held for the examining instrument as a designed object.
- - Hemoblast Bellows Hemostat. HEMOBLAST™ Bellows is a combination powdered surgical hemostat that contains thrombin, collagen, and chondroitin sulfate. Dated 2023, credited to Nking.dilon.tech. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2023 example.
- - 2. Botiquín de primeros auxilios. El botiquín es indispensable para una mochila de emergencia, se debe contar con agua oxigenada, alcohol en gel, alcohol, algodón, gasas, mascarillas, y pastillas como aspirina para la fiebre y dolor de cabeza, paracetamol para el dolor y fiebre, ibuprofeno para aliviar el dolor y fiebre, clonazepam para ataques de miedo o preocupación, ketorolaco para el dolor, etc., también puede incluirse una. Dated 2023, credited to Isabel Calderon 98. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2023 example.
- - Golden Maidens and Wheeled Chairs: Assistive Technology in Ancient Greece. Chau Chak Wing Museum covers Golden Maidens and Wheeled Chairs: Assistive Technology in Ancient Greece, published in 2023. The value here is tools that made signs into numbers.
- - KDHM Artifact Corner: Victorian Syringe. Kent Delord House Museum surveys KDHM Artifact Corner: Victorian Syringe, published in 2024. This is the designed object of clinical work.
- - Bridging the women’s health gap: addressing inequalities in medical research and care. The Lancet surveys Bridging the women’s health gap: addressing inequalities in medical research and care, published in 2024. The value here is the designed object of clinical work.
- - Historyof dentistry (English and terminology)(NINU) by dr Ahmed Salem. ZAHY ACADEMY documents Historyof dentistry (English and terminology)(NINU) by dr Ahmed Salem, published in 2025. The record it provides is the examining instrument as a designed object.
- - Fine and Rare V: New Acquisitions in Libraries Special Collections. Carnegie Mellon University Libraries covers Fine and Rare V: New Acquisitions in Libraries Special Collections, published in 2025. Included as tools that made signs into numbers.
- - Instrument to check the power of the lenses. The image records instrument to check the power of the lenses. Dated 2025, credited to Fatimah Bello. The doctor's instruments record which parts of the body had become measurable and when, as in this 2025 example.
- - The Birth of the Clinic | How the Stethoscope Changed Medicine. Medicine & Meaning documents The Birth of the Clinic, published in 2026. Its place in the archive is tools of diagnosis at the bedside.
- - Eyeglasses Changed EVERYTHING! Here's Why! - The Dark History of Poor Vision | History Documentary. The Object Archives surveys Eyeglasses Changed EVERYTHING! Here's Why! - The Dark History of Poor Vision, published in 2026. Kept as the kit a physician carried and used.
- - 2026 Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Dental Medicine Class Day: R.J. Russel. Harvard Medical School covers 2026 Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Dental Medicine Class Day: R.J. Russel, published in 2026. Kept as tools that made signs into numbers.
- - The Man Who Proved We Don't Need a Pulse | Richard K. Wampler, MD '74 | IU School of Medicine. Indiana University School of Medicine traces The Man Who Proved We Don't Need a Pulse, published in 2026. Kept as measurement brought to the bedside.
- - Blood pressure measurement using an aneroid sphygmomanometer. A healthcare worker measuring the blood pressure of an adult using an aneroid sphygmomanometer. Dated 2026, credited to Confidence24. The sphygmomanometer turned the pulse from something a physician felt into a number that could be written down and compared.
- - TexCare stethoscope. A TexCare acoustic stethoscope used by healthcare professionals for auscultation of heart, lung and bowel sounds. Photographed on a neutral background. Dated 2026, credited to Confidence24. René Laennec invented the stethoscope in 1816 at the Hôpital Necker, first rolling paper into a cylinder. He named cirrhosis and coined melanoma, and died of tuberculosis in 1826 aged 45, the disease his instrument did most to diagnose.
- - He Hid His Father Inside This Painting. Painted Confessions documents He Hid His Father Inside This Painting, published in 2026. Held for tools of diagnosis at the bedside.