An 85cm human skeleton model

The 85cm human skeleton model is a scaled-down teaching tool for human anatomy, often used in the teaching and demonstration of medicine, nursing and related disciplines. This model is finely scaled down to approximately 85 centimeters based on the standard human skeletal structure, covering the skull, spine, thorax, pelvis and the main bones of the limbs. The proportions are harmonious and the structure is clear, which can visually display the overall framework and joint connection relationship of the human skeleton. Its size is moderate, which is not only convenient to carry during classroom explanations but also easy for students to observe and study at close range.

In teaching applications, the 85cm human skeleton model mainly helps learners understand the morphological characteristics and mutual positions of various bones. For instance, students can clearly distinguish the structure of the skull, the physiological curvature of the spine and the protective function of the thorax, and can also intuitively understand the functional significance of the upper and lower limb bones in the motor system. Some models are designed with movable joints, which can demonstrate joint flexion, extension, rotation and other forms of movement, thereby helping students understand the relationship between bones and movement.

This model is not only applicable to basic anatomy teaching, but also can be used for demonstrations and training in fields such as nursing, rehabilitation, and sports medicine. Its intuitiveness and practicality enable learners to understand the human skeletal system more efficiently, laying a solid foundation for subsequent clinical learning and practice.