Human Nervous System
Product Code : SCL-HSM-11380
The Lab Exports Human Nervous System Model represents both the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system. This combined view helps learners distinguish the body’s main nervous-system divisions and understand how peripheral structures relate to the central system.
The model is appropriately coloured and numbered to make represented structures easier to locate during instruction. A key card accompanies the numbering for systematic identification. The model complements related human-system anatomy models used in biology and introductory neuroanatomy education.
Key Features
Two-system coverage: Represents the central and peripheral nervous systems in one teaching model.
Integrated anatomical view: Helps learners examine connections between the nervous system’s main divisions.
Colour-coded presentation: Makes represented structures easier to distinguish during demonstrations.
Numbered anatomy: Supports orderly identification and practical revision.
Key card included: Provides a reference for the model’s numbered structures.
Three-dimensional learning: Gives students a physical reference alongside diagrams and textbooks.
Reusable teaching aid: Suitable for repeated supervised classroom lessons when handled correctly.
Technical Specifications
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Specification |
Detail |
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Product code |
EL-HSM-10437 |
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System capacity |
Central and peripheral nervous systems |
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Primary purpose |
Study and demonstration of the human nervous system |
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Presentation |
Appropriately coloured and numbered |
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Reference guide |
Numbered key card |
What's Included in the Kit
One Human Nervous System Model
Colour-coded and numbered anatomical presentation
Numbered identification key card
Stand, base or mounting hardware: availability before ordering
Applications / Uses
Introducing the central and peripheral nervous systems
Comparing the body’s two principal nervous-system divisions
Supporting neuroanatomy demonstrations and guided identification
Conducting biology practicals and examination revision
Supplementing textbook diagrams and classroom presentations
Using alongside a Human Spinal Cord Model for focused study
How to Use the Human Nervous System Model
Place the model securely on a clean, stable and well-lit surface.
Use the key card to match each number with its anatomical name.
Begin by identifying the represented central nervous-system structures.
Trace the represented peripheral structures away from the central system.
Compare the roles and anatomical distribution of the two divisions.
Finish with a guided identification exercise using the numbered features.
Handling note: Use the product only as an educational model. Do not bend nerve representations, pull projecting details or use the model for diagnosis or treatment planning.
Care & Maintenance
Remove loose dust with a soft, dry cloth or soft brush.
material compatibility before applying water, solvents or disinfectants.
Store the model away from direct sunlight, moisture and excessive heat.
Carry it by its rigid supporting structure rather than by represented nerves.
Why Choose Lab Exports
Lab Exports identifies itself as a manufacturer, supplier and exporter of scientific and educational laboratory equipment. Its catalogue includes nervous-system models, organ models and other biology teaching aids. The company states that it supplies customers in India and international markets. Buyers can materials, scale, mounting, packaging and export-order requirements before purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Human Nervous System Model used for?
It is used to teach the anatomy and organization of the central and peripheral nervous systems.
Which nervous-system divisions does the model show?
The published product description states that the model represents both the central and peripheral nervous systems.
Is the nervous-system anatomy numbered?
Yes. The model is appropriately coloured and numbered for structured identification.
Does the model include a key card?
Yes. A key card is supplied for identifying the numbered anatomical structures.
What material is the model made from?
The construction material is not stated on the published product page. it with Lab Exports before ordering.
Can the model be used in schools and colleges?
Yes. Its central-and-peripheral presentation is suitable for supervised biology, anatomy and introductory neuroanatomy lessons.
Contact Lab Exports to current specifications, or explore its complete range of human nervous-system and body-system models.
