Female pelvic skeleton model
Product Code : SCL-BLE-10939
The female pelvic skeleton model is an anatomical teaching model used for demonstrating the structure, shape and orientation of the female pelvis in biology, anatomy and medical training. It helps teachers and students study pelvic bones, pelvic inlet, pelvic outlet and related skeletal landmarks through direct visual observation.
Product Description
The Female Pelvic Skeleton Model by Lab Glassware Manufacturer is designed for classroom demonstration, nursing education, medical training and biology laboratory instruction. It represents the female pelvic skeleton as a practical visual aid for explaining pelvic anatomy, skeletal comparison and reproductive-system teaching.
This model supports hands-on anatomy learning without using biological specimens.
Key Features
- Shows the female pelvic skeleton for anatomy and biology demonstrations.
- Useful for teaching pelvic bones, pelvic cavity, pelvic inlet and pelvic outlet.
- Suitable for schools, colleges, nursing institutes and medical training labs.
- Non-consumable teaching model for repeated classroom handling.
- Supports comparison between male and female pelvic structure when used with other skeletal models.
- Safe for supervised educational use when handled carefully and stored properly.
Technical Specifications
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Specification |
Detail |
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Product Name |
Female Pelvic Skeleton Model |
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Brand |
Lab Glassware Manufacturer |
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Product Category |
Biology Lab Equipment / Anatomy Model |
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Capacity |
Not applicable; this is a solid anatomical model, not a measuring vessel |
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Included Components |
Female pelvic skeleton model; stand or labels only if confirmed |
What’s Included in the Kit
- 1 female pelvic skeleton model
- Instruction sheet or labelling guide
- Display stand or mounting support
Applications / Uses
- Teaching female pelvic bone structure in biology and anatomy classes.
- Explaining pelvic inlet, pelvic outlet, sacrum, coccyx and hip bone orientation.
- Supporting nursing, paramedical and medical foundation training.
- Demonstrating skeletal differences during reproductive anatomy lessons.
- Using with other science lab equipment for practical classroom sessions.
How to Use the Female Pelvic Skeleton Model
- Place the model on a stable demonstration table or display stand.
- Identify the ilium, ischium, pubis, sacrum, coccyx and acetabulum.
- Show the pelvic inlet and outlet from the superior and inferior views.
- Use the model to explain female pelvic shape, bone orientation and anatomical terminology.
- Compare it with charts, skeleton models or microscope instruments during broader biology lessons.
Safety note: Use the model only as an educational aid. Do not drop, bend, force apart or expose it to excessive heat.
Care & Maintenance
- Clean the surface with a soft dry or slightly damp cloth.
- Avoid abrasive cleaners, solvents and rough scrubbing.
- Store the model in a dry cabinet when not in use.
- Handle joints, edges and mounted parts carefully to prevent breakage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a female pelvic skeleton model used for?
A female pelvic skeleton model is used to teach the structure of the female pelvis, including pelvic bones, pelvic cavity, inlet and outlet. It is mainly used in anatomy, biology, nursing and medical training.
Is this model suitable for schools and colleges?
Yes. The model is suitable for supervised school, college and training-lab use where students need a clear visual reference for pelvic anatomy.
Does the model include a stand?
The stand is not confirmed. Include a stand in the product listing only if it is part of the final supplied configuration.
Can it be used for medical teaching?
Yes. It can support basic medical, nursing and paramedical anatomy teaching. It is a teaching model, not a diagnostic or surgical device.
Does this product have capacity?
No. Capacity is not applicable because this is an anatomical skeleton model, not laboratory glassware or a measuring container.
For related anatomy and classroom teaching products, explore the Biology Lab Equipment category from Lab Glassware Manufacturer.
Last updated: September 2026.
