Review on Advanced Graphics Anatomy Cardboard Standup by Amber Perez

As an adjunct professor at one of the universities where I teach, I did not have access or funding for full anatomy models for my human physiology course. Also, transporting such exhibits to and from the university would be totally impractical. I was actually looking for a large replacement anatomy poster when I came across this article - and it's perfect! This model shows at least some parts of the skeletal, muscular, respiratory, cardiovascular, digestive and nervous systems. And while it doesn't show the entire skeletal system because it's partially covered by the muscular, digestive, and respiratory systems, it allows me to point out the main parts of each system and show how all these different interconnected systems are. to a whole. It was definitely an asset to my class. I practically take care of the transport and assembly of "Joe" (as my class and I called him). I'm particularly careful not to rub off the cardboard tabs that hold the stand upright. But after a full semester of training, Joe is still gaining strength with no signs of skeletal or muscular failure! The flat box it comes in doubles as a handy carrying case, although I'll be trimming the box to get rid of the extra size as well as cut out handle slots on the top for my next activity. It is therefore a one-of-a-kind piece that will serve you well. in the class.