About Human Ear Model
3X life size. The model shows details of the external, middle and inner ear. The eardrum with malleus, incus and stapes are removable. The other removable part is composed of the cochlea and labyrinth with vestibular and cochlear nerves.
Detailed, Color-Coded AnatomyThis anatomical model carefully presents the main components of the human ear-outer, middle, and inner sections-with each part color-coded for easy identification. The smooth, painted finish enables students and teachers to visually distinguish key structures, greatly aiding the understanding of complex ear anatomy.
Ideal for Teaching and DemonstrationsWith detachable sections mounted on a sturdy base, this model is perfect for hands-on educational use. Designed for medical students, teachers, and academic institutions, it supports interactive teaching and demonstration in biology labs, classrooms, and anatomy studies, making learning more engaging and effective.
Durable and Easy to MaintainManufactured from high-quality PVC and plastic, this model withstands regular classroom use under standard conditions. It is lightweight, portable, and simple to maintain-requiring only a damp cloth for cleaning. The design ensures longevity and safe handling during repeated demonstrations.
FAQ's of Human Ear Model:
Q: How are the different parts of the ear model distinguished for study?
A: Each section of the model-outer, middle, and inner ear-is color-coded and labeled, allowing users to easily identify and differentiate anatomical parts during demonstrations.
Q: What is the intended usage of the human ear model?
A: This model is designed for educational demonstrations, biology labs, anatomy teaching, and medical training, providing interactive and visual support for understanding ear structures.
Q: When should the detachable parts be used during instruction?
A: Detachable parts are best utilized when illustrating specific structures or processes within the ear. Students and instructors can disassemble the model to examine internal components closely during detailed lessons.
Q: Where is the model best utilized for demonstrations and teaching?
A: The model is ideal for use in classrooms, biology laboratories, anatomy courses, and other educational settings in medical schools and institutes.
Q: What is the cleaning and maintenance process for the ear model?
A: To clean the model, simply wipe it gently with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals to preserve the painted, smooth finish and the clarity of the color-coded sections.
Q: What are the primary benefits of using this anatomical ear model in an educational setting?
A: The model enhances comprehension through three-dimensional visualization, color-coding, and interactive components. It supports experiential learning for students studying human anatomy, especially the auditory system.