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Fetus model 79809whole bodyfor demonstrationpregnancy
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Characteristics
- Area of the body
- whole body
- Procedure
- for demonstration
- Simulated pathology / condition
- pregnancy, for alcohol awareness, drug abuse awareness
- Type
- fetus
- Material
- plastic
- Length
13 cm
(5.1 in)- Width
15 cm
(5.9 in)- Height
4 cm
(1.6 in)
Description
Use this eye-opening model to show a mother-to-be how everything she puts in her body affects her baby’s health. Features cigarette butts, pills, a syringe, and beer bottle caps suspended in plastic, graphically illustrating how alcohol, tobacco, and other substances can cross the placenta and damage a foetus. Comes with English/Spanish presentation notes.
Details
With cigarette butts, pills, and beer bottle caps suspended in plastic, this 3-D model illustrates how alcohol, tobacco, and other substances can cross the placenta and damage a foetus. Excellent for health educators and healthcare professionals to use in classes or on display. Comes with English/Spanish presentation notes. 13 cm x 15 cm x 4 cm.
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