The Knee Joint Model Functional is a functional anatomical joint model designed for supporting anatomy teaching, patient education and demonstration of joint movement. It is suited to clinics, classrooms, students and healthcare educators when selected and used within the product's intended scope.
The three-dimensional functional design helps key anatomical structures and movement relationships be explained more clearly.
Available from Actimed Australia in Osborne Park, Western Australia, the Knee Joint Model Functional can be ordered for delivery across Australia.
Key Benefits
Three-dimensional anatomical reference
Functional movement demonstration
Supports patient-friendly explanation
Suitable for clinic and classroom use
Reusable education resource
Specifications
Product: Knee Joint Model Functional
Product type: Functional anatomical joint model
Brand: Knee
Category: Education & Evaluation Anatomical Model In Stock Active
Subcategory: │
Options and codes: Product code: 138-A82; confirm current size, colour or variant availability before ordering.
Primary use: supporting anatomy teaching, patient education and demonstration of joint movement
Suitable for: clinics, classrooms, students and healthcare educators
Important note: Use as an educational aid rather than a substitute for individual diagnosis, imaging or assessment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Knee Joint Model Functional used for?
Supporting anatomy teaching, patient education and demonstration of joint movement.
Who is the Knee Joint Model Functional suitable for?
Clinics, classrooms, students and healthcare educators. Select and use the product correctly for the individual user.
What sizes, variants or product codes are available?
The listed product code is 138-A82. Confirm current size, colour or variant availability before ordering.
Where can I buy the Knee Joint Model Functional in Perth or elsewhere in Australia?
The Knee Joint Model Functional is available from Actimed Australia in Osborne Park, WA, with Australia-wide delivery available.
Is professional advice recommended?
Use as an educational aid rather than a substitute for individual diagnosis, imaging or assessment.
