An instrument used for teaching and practising eye operations in
the early 1900s. Ceramic figure purchased at a fair, usually as
a memento The pair of fine channels through which eggs pass from
a woman’s ovaries to her uterus. To provide with food or
nourishment Specially shaped cup used to feed invalids who
cannot sit up. differs from 'feeding cup' as not necessarily
used for feeding babies or invalids, sometimes used during
cermonies and ritulas such as the feeding of chiefs during
tattooing ceremonies, sometimes classed as a relgious object. A
piece of flexible tubing passed through the oral pharynx and
into the oesophagus and stomach, through which liquid food is
fed. Used to feed patient or in some cases force feeding in case
of hunger strikers. A barrier form of contraception. It is worn
inside the vagina. A flexible ring at the closed end of the tube
covers the cervix and holds it in place, while at the other end
an open ring stays in place at the vaginal opening. Like the
male condom it provides a pro