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Q2-01: Heart Model
Additional Info
- ID Code: Q2-01
- Purpose: To illustrate fluid flow of the human circulatory system
- Description: This plastic model illustrates fluid flow through human heart and lungs. A squeeze bulb is used to move fluid in and out of the central circulatory system.
- Availability: Available
- Loc codes: Q2
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