Human spine model for teaching in schools and anatomy labs Key features and benefits - Detailed vertebral anatomy: presents the important features of each vertebra in great detail, including vertebrae, nerve roots, vertebral arteries, intervertebral discs, transverse processes, and vertebral sections. - Clear demonstration base: includes a base to support stable, easy-to-follow demonstrations and group viewing. - Flexible, durable material: made from high quality PVC that provides enough flexibility to represent natural spinal movements and to illustrate pathologies related to spine development. - Suitable teaching tool: designed to aid instruction in anatomy, medical and nursing training, and other educational settings where spinal structure and function need to be shown clearly. Specifications and use - Material: high quality PVC for durability and realistic movement representation. - Base: included to enhance visibility and classroom demonstrations. - Function: supports teaching of spinal anatomy, movement concepts, and developmental pathologies without requiring electronics or complex setup. Use scenarios - Classroom lecture: educator uses the model on the base to illustrate vertebral alignment, nerve root pathways, and the relationship between discs, transverse processes, and vertebral sections during a lesson. - Hands-on lab: students identify and explain components such as vertebrae, nerve roots, intervertebral discs, and vertebral arteries, practicing explanation and labeling in small groups. - Patient or student education: clinician or instructor uses the model to demonstrate spinal structure and common developmental issues to aid understanding of conditions and treatment approaches. Notes - Dimensions are not specified; please refer to product listing for size details if needed. - This model emphasizes functional anatomy and clear visualization for effective teaching and learning.