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Alcohol awareness anatomical model 79723liverfor health educationtraining
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Characteristics
- Area of the body
- liver
- Application
- for health education
- Procedure
- training
- Simulated pathology / condition
- for alcohol awareness
- Material
- plastic
- Length
7.5 in
- Width
4.5 in
Description
Inside this sealed plastic specimen jar (4½" x 7½"), a lifelike BIOLIKE 2™ model of a cirrhotic liver floats beside a model of a pickle. The cirrhotic liver and the pickle share the same hobnail, greenish surface, making the serious point that alcohol abuse can lead to cirrhosis, a leading cause of death. Perfect for alcohol abuse prevention programs.
Details
The BIOLIKE 2™ liver model floating ominously in this specimen jar beside a model of a pickle shows the long-term effects of cirrhosis—scar tissue and nodules cover its surface like giant scales. The message is simple: With the liver unable to function normally, death is imminent. Great for raising awareness of one of the many dangerous consequences of alcohol abuse. 4½" x 7½".
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