The natural color of a pelvis model of a large spinal girdle would typically be white or off-white. This is to represent the natural color of bone. However, some manufacturers may choose to add a slight yellowish tint to the model to make it more realistic. Additionally, the model may have painted or highlighted areas to indicate specific anatomical features or structures.
These painted or highlighted areas could include the contours of the pelvic bones, the sacrum, the coccyx, and any other distinct bony landmarks. This helps students or medical professionals better identify and understand the different parts of the pelvis and their relationships. Other models may also include labels or numbers to further aid in anatomical study. Ultimately, the color and additional details added to a pelvis model may vary depending on the manufacturer and its intended purpose, but the overall goal is to provide a realistic representation for educational or reference use.
For medical professionals and students seeking specialized training, various models are available that cater to different skill sets and areas of expertise. These models include the following:
First Aid Skill Training Model: This model is designed to simulate scenarios that require urgent first aid intervention, allowing individuals to practice and improve their skills in emergency situations.
Trauma Training: Models such as the Full Body Trauma Manikin or Trauma Nursing Model provide realistic simulations for trauma training, allowing medical professionals to practice procedures and techniques specific to traumatic injuries.
ACLS Training: ACLS stands for Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support, and models like the Electronic CPR Manikin or Full Body CPR Training Manikin are used for training healthcare providers in advanced resuscitation techniques.
AED Training: Automated External Defibrillator (AED) models, along with Human Patient Simulators, are utilized to train individuals in using AED devices and managing cardiac arrest situations.
Orthopedic Skills: For training in orthopedic procedures, models such as the Fixed Orthodontic Model or Male Torso Anatomy Model may be used to practice specific techniques and learn about bone structures.
These are just a few examples of the wide array of medical training models available. Each model serves a specific purpose and allows healthcare professionals and students to gain hands-on experience in a controlled and realistic environment.
Features：
This model is suitable for secondary schools and medical colleges to explain the human spine,
To enable students to understand the human spine and pelvis and skull connection relationship, understand the neck, chest, waist, tail vertebrae and intervertebral disc spinal nerve, spinal artery shape, relationship and structure.
Content of teaching
This model shows the human occipital bone, cervical vertebra, thoracic vertebra, lumbar vertebra, cakebone and pelvis in normal state according to the physiological curve. Cervical vertebra, thoracic vertebra, lumbar vertebra, licking vertebra and coccyx are distinguished by different colors.
(-) Cervical spine: The cervical spine is composed of seven cervical vertebrae, between each cervical vertebrae From the intervertebral disc interval, the upper part is connected with the occipital bone, showing the vertebral artery and the vertebral nerve root.
(2) Thoracic vertebrae: The thoracic vertebrae is composed of twelve thoracic vertebrae, and each thoracic vertebrae is separated by intervertebral disc. The upper part is connected with the cervical vertebrae, and the lower part is connected with the lumbar vertebrae, as shown Spinal nerve roots.
(3) Lumbar spine: composed of five lumbar vertebrae lumbar vertebrae, each thoracic vertebrae by intervertebral disc interval, upper and connected to the thoracic vertebrae, the lower and licking bone connected, showing the ridge
This vertebral nerve root shows a pathological lumbar disc herniation (red).
(4) Pelvis: consists of sacrum, tailbone and two hip bones. The sacrum is connected to the lumbar spine, showing the spinal nerve roots. There is no disc between the licking bone and the tailbone.
3. Material structure
The model is supported by an all-metal chassis, all made of plastic and connected with metal pieces.
Four. Overall dimensions
Full height 81CM (model is naturally large)
V. Maintenance and maintenance
(-) When not used for a long time, the model should be covered with cloth or plastic bag to avoid the accumulation of dust on the surface of the model and difficult to remove.
(2) The model should be stored in a dry place, avoid exposure to the sun, so as to prolong the service life.
(3) The model is assembled. Keep the screws and nuts during disassembly for use in reassembly.
77.5*30*18.5CM 3KG
