Stan The Standard Skeleton W/ Pelvic Mounted Rollerstand, 1020171

$579.95

Description

High-Quality Natural Casting: "Stan" is a natural cast of a real human skeleton, providing an accurate representation of over 200 bones with all the fine details, fissures, and processes.
Durable and Unbreakable Material: The skeleton is made from a tough, washable, and unbreakable synthetic material, ensuring it can withstand frequent, hands-on use in educational and clinical settings.
Articulated and Dissectible: The model's design facilitates detailed study. It features a 3-part skull with a removable cap and an articulated jaw, as well as removable arms and legs for individual examination. The teeth are also individually inserted for added realism.
Pelvic Mounted Rollerstand: The skeleton is mounted on a stable, five-caster roller stand attached to the pelvis. This design provides stability and allows for easy, smooth movement and positioning for demonstrations.
Realistic Proportions: "Stan" stands at a life-size height of approximately 5 feet 6 inches (170 cm) and has a realistic weight, contributing to a more authentic learning experience.
Digital Learning Integration: The model includes access to the 3B Smart Anatomy digital platform. This resource provides a virtual version of the skeleton, along with anatomy lectures, quizzes, and other learning materials that enhance the physical model.
Protective Cover: A transparent dust cover is included to protect the model when it is not being used.

The "Stan" skeleton model is a versatile tool used in a variety of educational and professional environments:

Medical and Nursing Schools: It is a fundamental tool for teaching osteology, joint relationships, and overall human anatomy. Students use it to learn bone names, landmarks, and the structure of the body.
Hospitals and Clinics: Professionals like doctors, physical therapists, and chiropractors use the model for patient education. It is an effective way to visually explain injuries, conditions, and treatment plans.
Biology and Anatomy Classes: High school and university students use "Stan" as a primary teaching aid to learn about the skeletal system in a hands-on, engaging way.
Physical Therapy and Massage Training: The model is ideal for demonstrating joint range of motion, muscle attachments, and the impact of therapeutic techniques on the skeletal system.
Art and Sculpture: Artists often use the model to study human proportions and skeletal structure for creating accurate and realistic figures.

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