Fabrication Enterprises Anatomical Model - Phil The Physiological Skeleton On Hanging Roller Stand

Anatomical Model - Phil The Physiological Skeleton On Hanging Roller Stand

This anatomical model is a full-size physiological skeleton on a hanging roller stand for teaching and demonstration. It fits hospitals, schools, universities, and laboratories that need a mobile model to show joint movement and spinal flexibility in active instruction. The model measures 75.8 inch, weighs 21.1 lb., and includes a 3-part skull, individually inserted teeth, removable arms and legs, a transparent dust cover, and a white-painted metal stand.

Good Fit For

• Anatomy teaching in schools and universities
• Hospital training and demonstration settings
• Laboratory instruction and reference use
• Active classroom demonstrations of joint and spine movement

Key Features

• Full-size physiological skeleton supports detailed anatomy teaching and demonstration
• Joint system model helps show internal and external limb rotation plus knee and elbow movement and stretching
• Flexible spine demonstrates lateral bending, movement, stretching, and rotation
• Hand and foot bone assemblies allow more natural positioning and maneuverability during instruction
• Mounted on a white-painted metal hanging roller stand for classroom or lab use
• Includes a 3-part skull, individually inserted teeth, removable arms and legs, and a transparent dust cover

Applications and Usage

• Demonstrating internal and external rotation of the limbs
• Showing how knee and elbow joints move and stretch
• Teaching natural spinal motions including lateral bend and rotation
• Explaining shoulder blade movement as the arms are raised
• Displaying hand, foot, and pelvic joint maneuverability during anatomy lessons

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This is a full-size model, so buyers should plan for floor space and storage around the stand
• The model includes removable arms and legs, which may be useful when a lesson calls for closer examination
• A transparent dust cover is included to help protect the model between teaching sessions

FAQ

• Can this skeleton model demonstrate joint movement? Yes. This physiological skeleton is built as a joint system model and can demonstrate internal and external rotation of the limbs, along with movement and stretching at the knee and elbow.
• Does the spine move naturally on this model? Yes. The flexible spine can show lateral bending, movement and stretching, and rotation for more realistic anatomy demonstrations.
• What settings is this anatomical skeleton suited for? This model is used in hospitals, schools, universities, and laboratories where anatomy needs to be taught or demonstrated regularly.
• What parts are removable or specially detailed? The model includes removable arms and legs, a 3-part skull, and individually inserted teeth. The hand bones are assembled on wire to show their natural position, and the foot bones are flexibly assembled for maneuverability.
• How is the skeleton mounted? The skeleton comes on a metal hanging roller stand painted white, which supports classroom and lab demonstration use.

From 3B Scientific by Fabrication Enterprises.