Spinal Cord with Nerve Branches

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Product Description

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Model No.: EX/A6051

Brand: EX

Subject: Medical Science

Place Of Origin: China

Species: Anatomical Model

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Selling Units	:	Piece/Pieces
Package Type	:	canisters

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The spinal cord, a vital part of the central Nervous System (CNS), is a long, tubular structure that extends from the brain to the vertebral column. It serves as a pathway for transmitting signals between the brain and the rest of the body, akin to a Human Patient Simulator in a medical training setting. The spinal cord is protected by the spinal column, made up of a series of bones called vertebrae, similar to the structure seen in a Male Torso Anatomy Model.

The spinal cord is made up of a bundle of nerve fibers called axons, which carry electrical signals known as nerve impulses. This intricate network can be compared to the complex connections seen in a High Fidelity Simulation Model Acls Training . These axons are part of the spinal nerves, which are divided into five regions: cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, and coccygeal nerves. Each region controls different functions in the body, much like how different parts of a Full Body Trauma Manikin Trauma Training are designed to simulate various bodily responses.

The cervical nerves, for instance, control functions in the neck, shoulders, arms, and hands. This can be likened to the movements demonstrated by a Neck Exercise Equipment. Lumbar nerves, on the other hand, control functions in the lower back, hips, and legs, similar to the areas targeted by a Lumbar Puncture Training Model.

The spinal cord and its nerve branches play a crucial role in coordinating movement, transmitting sensory information, and controlling various bodily functions. This mirrors the purpose of a Full Body Cpr Training Manikin Cpr Training , which is used to train individuals to respond to various medical emergencies effectively.

In conclusion, the spinal cord's structure and function can be better understood and appreciated through the use of various medical training models and simulators, such as a Human Patient Simulator, a Male Torso Anatomy Model, a High Fidelity Simulation Model ACLS Training, a Full Body Trauma Manikin Trauma Training, a Neck Exercise Equipment, a Lumbar Puncture Training Model, and a Full Body CPR Training Manikin CPR Training.

Features:
1. Shows anatomy of spinal cord and nerves
2. 21 positions are displayed.
3. Size: Five times of life size
4. Material: Advanced PVC