Human Nervous System Model 18101 for Educational Purposes

The model is designed to study the human nervous system. The model represents the structure of the central nervous system, The model shows the structure of the central nerve, peripheral nerves, including spinal nerves, radiating from the central system to other parts of the body. Features: Placed on a stand.

The nervous system consists of two parts: the central nervous system (CNS) and the peripheral nervous system (PNS). The CNS includes the brain and spinal cord, and the PNS includes the nerves that run from the centres to all parts and areas of the body. The model represents 33 positions: <ol> <li>The cerebrum</li> <li>parietal lobe</li> <li>frontal lobe</li> <li>Occipital lobe</li> <li>Temporal lobe</li> <li>Cerebellum</li> <li>Medulla oblongata</li> <li>Cervical plexus</li> <li>Supraclavicular nerve</li> <li>Brachial plexus</li> <li>radial nerve</li> <li>ulnar nerve</li> <li>Median nerve</li> <li>Muscle branches</li> <li>Dorsal muscle branches</li> <li>Palm muscle branches</li> <li>Diaphragmatic nerve</li> <li>Anterior branches of the intercostal nerves</li> <li>Spinal cord...</li> </ol>.