Product image Dr. Livingston's Human Anatomy 500 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle - Educational Learning Toy for Children - Fun Kids Learn Medical Science Game - Anatomical Organs Genius Games (Thorax)

• HIGHLY DETAILED ACCURATE MEDICAL SCIENCE ILLUSTRATIONS – This Jigsaw Puzzle feature beautiful medical artwork created by Certified Medical Illustrator, Mesa Schumaker, from Johns Hopkins University.
• EACH PIECE HAS A UNIQUE SHAPE - Each puzzle and each piece has a unique shape designed to outline each organ and major part of the anatomy, making this an exciting challenge to assemble, great game play.
• COMBINE THESE LARGER THAN REAL LIFE HUMAN ANATOMY PUZZLES - All seven puzzles combine to form a 10 ft tall human with scientifically and medically accurate cross-sections of the entire human body. Great educational tool for learning anatomy or science of the human body.
• MAKES FOR A GREAT GIFT OR PRESENT - Great for Nurses, Doctors, Medical Students, Scientists & Teachers and assembled jigsaws make a stunning wall display for any hospital, office, school or classroom.
• HIGH QUALITY LASER CUT PIECES – Not only will you be impressed by the durable cardboard and amazing artwork but the pieces all fit together in a good tight pattern.

Product Description Genius Games presents Dr. Livingston’s human anatomy puzzles, a line of larger-than-life jigsaw puzzles. The puzzles feature stunning art created just for us by mesa schumacher, a certified medical illustrator from johns Hopkins University! In this second volume, you will assemble a cross-cut section of the human body that gives you a clear view of the entire rib cage and its contents. You'll see how they interlock and overlap with marvelous intricacy. As you assemble this puzzle you'll frame The organs with crosscuts of the the StepRNUM, ribs, and thoracic vertebrae. Inside that protective cage lie A wealth of vital and vulnerable organs; the trachea carries air to the two lungs, and sitting between them, the four-chambered heart pumps blood through the pulmonary circulatory loop of the lungs. From there, once the blood is rich with fresh oxygen, it begins its journey through the Systemic circulatory system to carry that oxygen to the rest of the body. Directions Instructions on how to assemble the puzzle are provided.