Bert Skeleton Model with Ligaments and Muscle Markings Basic Life Support The foetus is permanently installed

The foetus is permanently installed into the overlay and simulates a realistic newborn size with fontanel and cranial sutures

The anatomical detail can be clearly seen and studied making this gorilla skull an ideal teaching tool to help students learn about the anatomy of the great apes

The 120 numbered neurostructures are identified on a key card

For use with the Special Needs Infant Simulator LF01193 / LF01194

Bert Skeleton Model with Ligaments and Muscle Markings Basic Life Support The foetus is permanently installedThe skeleton "Bert" model is a natural casting of a human skeleton representing the anatomical structures of the skeletal system in detail, including fissures and foramina. This skeleton anatomy model includes a skull that can be dismantled into three parts. The joints at the shoulder, hip and ankle glide to allow demonstration of natural movement, and the leg can be taken apart at the knee and the foot removed. The skeleton is marked to show the