Human Skeleton Model (85cm)

The human skeleton model (85cm) is a valuable educational tool, much like the Intravenous Injection Arm or the Full Body CPR Training Manikin, used in medical and anatomical studies. It is a scaled-down replica of the human skeleton, measuring 85cm in height, that accurately represents the structure and composition of the skeletal system. This model is typically made from durable materials such as high-quality plastic or resin, ensuring its longevity and ability to withstand repeated use.

Every bone in the human body is meticulously reproduced, including the skull, spine, ribcage,

 pelvis, and limb bones. Each bone is labeled for easy identification and reference. Using the human skeleton model, medical students, healthcare professionals, and anatomy enthusiasts can study the intricate details of the skeletal system. It provides a visual representation of the bones and their relative positions, allowing for a better understanding of human anatomy.

The skeleton model serves as a useful tool for learning bone names, identifying bone landmarks, and understanding joint movements. It can be utilized in various educational settings, such as classrooms, laboratories, and study groups. Additionally, the size of the model makes it convenient for transportation and storage. Its compact design allows for easy handling and m

anipulation during demonstrations and discussions.

Just like the High Fidelity Simulation Model ACLS Training or the Medical Training Manikin, the human skeleton model (85cm) is an essential aid in grasping the complexity and functionality of the human skeletal system. It is an invaluable resource for those seeking a comprehensive understanding of human anatomy and is particularly beneficial for medical and healthcare professionals involved in diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation processes.

In addition to the skeleton model, other tools like the Airway Anatomy Model and the Full Body Training Manikin AED Training can also provide valuable insights into specific areas of human anatomy and medical procedures. These models, along with the human skeleton model, serve to enhance the learning experience for medical students and professionals alike.


Features：
Half size skeleton contains 200
bones, flexible jaw, removable
calvarium and detachable legs.