Experience an unparalleled level of detail and authenticity with our life-size Skeleton model, standing at 181 cm. Created for educational purposes, this human skeleton model is ideal for clinics, schools, and universities. The meticulously crafted bones and joints provide a realistic representation of the human skeleton, making it an essential tool for understanding the functions of the skeletal system.
This anatomical skeleton is not just a display; it serves as a functional educational tool. Its arms and legs are detachable, allowing for a closer examination of individual bones and joints. This feature, combined with its rolling stand, ensures that the skeleton can be easily moved and positioned for optimal viewing. Key areas of the skeleton are color-coded for enhanced learning.
The human skeleton model is mounted on a mobile stand with five smooth-rolling wheels, ensuring ease of transport and stability during demonstrations. The skeleton's design is exceptionally user-friendly, with important parts being movable. Joints such as the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, and ankle can be adjusted to various positions, demonstrating the motion of the human body. Each finger bone is individually wired to illustrate fine motor movements, making this model an excellent tool for detailed anatomical study.
Crafted from durable polyvinyl chloride (PVC), this anatomical skeleton is built to last. Its robust design ensures that it can withstand frequent handling and manipulation without compromising on detail or functionality. The skeleton's skull is particularly noteworthy, featuring removable parts that allow for the study of the inner cranial structure. The jaw is also movable, providing additional educational value. Included with the model are extra teeth, which can be used to understand dental anatomy more accurately.
To enhance the learning experience, this skeleton model comes with a comprehensive anatomy poster. This poster breaks down the human skeleton into its component parts, offering detailed descriptions of hands, skull, spine, pelvis, and individual bones. It serves as a visual aid that complements the practical study of the skeleton, making it an indispensable resource for anyone involved in the study of human anatomy.
