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Learn how to recognise the skeleton like an orthopedist. These genuine images of the human skeletal system can be placed on a Light Panel, or held up to a lamp or overhead light, to see bones as only X-ray technology can allow. Arrange the pieces to create a complete skeleton. Discuss with students the power of healthcare technology, and how advancements in science and engineering are making new insights everyday in the way we diagnose and treat injuries and illnesses. The teacher guide includes reproducible artwork and information on radiography. Includes: 18 X-Rays, reproducible worksheets and guide.
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Learn how to recognise the skeleton like an orthopedist. These genuine images of the human skeletal system can be placed on a Light Panel, or held up to a lamp or overhead light, to see bones as only X-ray technology can allow. Arrange the pieces to create a complete skeleton. Discuss with students the power of healthcare technology, and how advancements in science and engineering are making new insights everyday in the way we diagnose and treat injuries and illnesses. The teacher guide includes reproducible artwork and information on radiography. Includes: 18 X-Rays, reproducible worksheets and guide.
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