A model of human skeleton with heart and blood vessels

The human skeleton model with heart and blood vessels is a multifunctional anatomy teaching tool. It is based on a complete human skeleton and adds simulated heart and major arteriovenous vascular systems, which can truly demonstrate the spatial relationship between the human skeletal system and the circulatory system.

Models are usually made of eco-friendly PVC material, with bright surface colors. Arteries and veins are distinguished by different colors, and the heart structure is clearly visible, which is convenient for teaching demonstrations and learning. When in use, teachers can, through intuitive explanations and disassembly operations, enable students to clearly observe the position of the heart in the chest cavity, the direction and distribution of major blood vessels, as well as their anatomical connections with the skeletal structure, thereby deepening their understanding of the overall structure of the human body. This model is widely applied in medical, nursing and basic anatomy courses. It not only helps students establish a systematic framework of anatomical knowledge, but also enhances the learning efficiency of clinical-related skills.

In addition, it can also serve as an important tool for scientific research and medical popularization, providing trainees with a more three-dimensional and intuitive learning experience. Through this model, learners can combine abstract theoretical knowledge with specific morphological structures, enhance cognitive effects, and lay a solid foundation for subsequent medical studies and clinical practice.