The function of an 85cm human skeleton model

The 85cm human skeleton model is a medium-sized teaching model often used in medical teaching, scientific research demonstrations and health education. This model was made in a reduced scale of the human body, with a complete structure and flexible joints. It accurately presents the main skeletal forms and connection relationships of the human body, including the skull, spine, thorax, pelvis and limb bones, etc.

The main function of this model is to help learners intuitively understand the composition and arrangement rules of the human skeletal system, and master the connection methods and movement characteristics between each bone. In teaching, it can clearly demonstrate the positions of joint movement, spinal curvature and bony landmarks, providing intuitive references for anatomy, kinesiology and clinical diagnosis.

In addition, the 85cm bone model is portable and easy to display, making it suitable for classroom explanations, self-study by students, and basic medical assessments. Through observation and operation, learners can deepen their three-dimensional understanding of human body structure and enhance their abilities in anatomical recognition and clinical application. This model is an important tool for connecting theory with practice and is of great significance for cultivating basic medical knowledge and operational skills.