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manikin Definition

mani·kin (man′ə kin)

noun

  1. a little man; dwarf
  2. an anatomical model of the human body, usually with movable and detachable parts, used in medical schools, art classes, etc.
  3. mannequin

Etymology: Du manneken < man, man + -ken, -kin

manikin Synonyms

manikin

n.

puppet, marionette, figure; see doll, model 3, 4.

manikin Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • use: In the second term you will begin to learn how to manage dental decay using manikins in the laboratory.
  • approve: Perform resuscitation on an approved manikin following the current guidelines.

Adjective modifier

  • thermal: People as well as thermal manikins can detect heat loss changes on local body parts.
  • suitable: Using a facemask on a suitable manikin, demonstrate rescue breathing for 2 minutes.

Noun used with modifier

  • child: Demonstrate CPR for 2 minutes each on: A child manikin.
  • resuscitation: All learners will be given the opportunity to practice their skills on a resuscitation manikin.
  • adult: Demonstrating the ability to CPR carry out on an adult manikin.
  • baby: Demonstrating the ability to carry out CPR on an adult, child and baby manikin.