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Jason Jay Stevens <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 12 Jan 2005 11:25:00 -0500
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Resuscitation Annie took such abuse in my high school health class, I 
can only imagine the disrespect she might get on the floor of a busy 
science center.
Does anyone have any experiences to share with regards to interactive 
human victim models?
I know of one science center that has a custom fiberglass dentist 
patient who seems to be withstanding the pain alright, but he isn't 
being called upon to do much more than lie there with his mouth open.
Anyone introduce a layer of interactive complexity beyond that?  (And I 
mean a little more than saying "Ahhhhh"!)

Thanks,
Jason Stevens
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JasonJayStevens
exhibits . annArborHands-OnMuseum . [log in to unmask]
art . potterBelmarLabs . www.potterbelmar.org . [log in to unmask]

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