Dummy Doll Face at Antonio Baker blog

Dummy Doll Face. The cpr training mannequin rescue annie has been kissed millions of times around the world. It was only when lærdal visited a relative’s house and spied a reproduction of the l’inconnue de la seine death mask on a wall that he decided to give his cpr doll the very. For 60 years, medical students have practiced cpr on a dummy doll — dubbed resusci annie — compressing her chest and breathing air into her plastic mouth. According to popular myth, at the end of the 19th century, a young girl’s lifeless body was pulled from paris’s quai françois mitterrand, which was then called quai du louvre. The face of that dummy, it turns out. But the face isn't merely some computer animation — it's believed to be based on the face of a woman pulled out of paris' seine river back in the 1880s. He sent for a mouleur or molder to cast her face in plaster — an object known as a death mask.

The cpr training mannequin rescue annie has been kissed millions of times around the world. For 60 years, medical students have practiced cpr on a dummy doll — dubbed resusci annie — compressing her chest and breathing air into her plastic mouth. But the face isn't merely some computer animation — it's believed to be based on the face of a woman pulled out of paris' seine river back in the 1880s. He sent for a mouleur or molder to cast her face in plaster — an object known as a death mask. It was only when lærdal visited a relative’s house and spied a reproduction of the l’inconnue de la seine death mask on a wall that he decided to give his cpr doll the very. The face of that dummy, it turns out. According to popular myth, at the end of the 19th century, a young girl’s lifeless body was pulled from paris’s quai françois mitterrand, which was then called quai du louvre.

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Dummy Doll Face The cpr training mannequin rescue annie has been kissed millions of times around the world. But the face isn't merely some computer animation — it's believed to be based on the face of a woman pulled out of paris' seine river back in the 1880s. The cpr training mannequin rescue annie has been kissed millions of times around the world. According to popular myth, at the end of the 19th century, a young girl’s lifeless body was pulled from paris’s quai françois mitterrand, which was then called quai du louvre. The face of that dummy, it turns out. For 60 years, medical students have practiced cpr on a dummy doll — dubbed resusci annie — compressing her chest and breathing air into her plastic mouth. He sent for a mouleur or molder to cast her face in plaster — an object known as a death mask. It was only when lærdal visited a relative’s house and spied a reproduction of the l’inconnue de la seine death mask on a wall that he decided to give his cpr doll the very.