The human skeleton model with heart and blood vessels is a comprehensive medical teaching model integrating anatomy, circulatory system and teaching functions.

It not only showcases the complete structure of human bones, such as the skull, spine, and limb bones, but also features realistic depictions of the heart and major vascular systems, including the directions of arteries, veins, and capillaries, enabling students to have an intuitive understanding of the spatial relationship between bones and the circulatory system. Through this model, medical students can clearly observe the path of blood circulation, understand the structure of the heart and its connection with major blood vessels.

At the same time, it is also an important auxiliary tool in clinical teaching for explaining the mechanism of cardiovascular disease occurrence, the regularity of vascular course and the positional relationship of the heart. In addition, this model also has application value in nursing and first aid training, which helps trainees master the basic operations such as intravenous injection and arterial localization. In conclusion, the human skeleton model with heart and blood vessels provides an intuitive and vivid learning platform for medical teaching and practice.