VEVOR Human Torso Anatomy Model 15 Parts 11 inch

Hands-On Anatomy Teaching Tool

This 11-inch human torso model separates into 15 removable pieces so students can explore organ placement and body systems directly. The PVC construction withstands repeated classroom handling and wipes clean between lessons. A compact 4.92 by 2.95 inch base keeps the assembled figure stable on desks or lab benches. Weighing 1.01 lbs, it is light enough for young learners to manipulate without fatigue.

Physical Limits Of A Desktop Model

At 11.02 inches tall the torso fits on standard shelves yet shows major organs at a scale that reveals structural relationships. The 15-part count covers core viscera but omits finer vasculature and neural detail found in larger medical simulators. Fixed joints between segments prevent dynamic demonstration of joint movement or muscle action. Buyers needing full skeletal articulation or microscopic tissue views will require a different class of model.

15-Part Removable Organ Set Decides Fit

The single specification that determines suitability is the 15-piece detachable design: heart, lungs, liver, stomach, intestines and kidney units lift out as discrete modules. If a curriculum demands that students identify and reposition each major organ repeatedly, this part count matches the lesson plan. Programs requiring cranial nerves, endocrine glands or reproductive anatomy in the same unit will find the set incomplete.