Transistor radio and autoclave: what they have in common
- Step 1. Transistor radio — has part — Loudspeaker. A loudspeaker.
- Step 2. Loudspeaker — has part — Diaphragm. The cone diaphragm vibrates and makes sound.
- Step 3. Diaphragm — is part of — Stethoscope. A diaphragm.
- Step 4. Stethoscope — is used in — Blood pressure monitor. Listening for the Korotkov sounds.
- Step 5. Blood pressure monitor — evolved from — Manometer. A blood pressure monitor is a manometer connected to a cuff: it measures the air pressure that squeezes the artery.
- Step 6. Manometer — is part of — Autoclave. The gauge shows whether the steam pressure in the chamber is high enough to sterilize.