Eisco - Human Respiratory System Anatomical Model - Labeled, Hand-Painted Diagram Mounted on Wooden Board - Classroom, Medical Office & Educational Display

• DETAILED RESPIRATORY MODEL || Clearly illustrates the human respiratory system, including nasal cavity, larynx, lungs with lobes, heart chambers, and major blood vessels for comprehensive anatomical study.
• HAND-PAINTED & LABELED || Carefully hand-painted for accuracy and clarity, featuring numbered labels that correspond to an English key card for easy identification of anatomical structures.
• WOODEN DISPLAY BOARD || Model is securely mounted on a sturdy wooden board (approximately 24” x 18” x 2”), designed for wall hanging or flat tabletop display.
• IDEAL EDUCATIONAL TOOL || Enhances anatomy teaching in classrooms, medical training, nursing schools, or patient education in medical offices, facilitating clear understanding of complex respiratory anatomy.
• DURABLE & PROFESSIONAL APPEARANCE || Built from high-quality materials, weighing approximately 6.6 lbs (3 kg), suitable for repeated handling and long-term display use.

This comprehensive human respiratory system anatomical model by Eisco provides an in-depth view of respiratory and related cardiovascular anatomy. It prominently features a longitudinal section of the head and brain, detailed nasal cavity, larynx, lungs with clearly depicted lobes, and the heart, highlighting auricles, ventricles, aortic arch, descending aorta, superior and inferior vena cava, innominate veins, and spleen.

The model is meticulously hand-painted for clarity, with numbered identification corresponding to an included English key card. Mounted securely on a robust wooden board measuring approximately 24" x 18" x 2" (61 x 46 x 5 cm), it can be easily hung or displayed flat in any classroom or on any surface. Ideal for education, biology classes, consultations, and healthcare training. This visually engaging model promotes effective teaching, and comprehension of human anatomy, as well as makes a wonderful display piece for offices and anyone interested in human antatomy studies.