Human Skeleton Model For Anatomy Student - 34 Inches

Summary:

MINI SKELETON ANATOMY MODEL: Whether you want a human skeleton model for the classroom or a mini skeleton for the top of your doctor office desk, this MonMed Skeletal Model for Anatomy Small Skeleton is just what you need; This skeletal system model includes a spine model with attached ribs and arms, an anatomical skull model, detached legs; This mini skeleton is supported by a metal stand and stands at 17 inches tall (43.2 cm)

ACCURATE ANATOMY BONES and DETACHABLE SKULL: Using an anatomical model provides students with an excellent tool to study skeleton bones for anatomy and art; While supported by a metal stand, this small anatomy skeleton is perfectly poised for learning; The removable skeleton skull cap offers a deeper look into the mini anatomy skeleton to review the endocranium cavity.

FLEXIBLE MOVEMENTS: Unlike a stiff anatomy skeleton, this skeleton system model has moveable arms and legs at the shoulder and hip joints respectively; This human anatomy skeleton model can replicate natural movements at some joints; Some of the anatomical human skeleton bones are connected by flexible wires that allow you to bend the medical models to show various forms of movement or how certain conditions may impact the skeletal structure

KNOWLEDGE IS POWER: This small skeleton anatomy model makes a great anatomy study tool for learning and teaching about skeleton bones; Chiropractors, doctors, acupuncturists and other medical professionals use these anatomy models to show how the body works and correct lifting and bending practices; This model human skeleton can easily be decorated and altered for medical study, art reference, and Halloween decorations outdoors and indoors

BUILT TO LAST: Constructed of high-quality PVC, this small model skeleton simulates the texture and structure of human bones and is designed to be easy to clean and assemble; The human anatomy model includes a metal stand for support; Some skeleton for learning bones are wired together to show natural structure and movement.