3B Scientific - Biology Catalog

The Consequences of Smoking – 3D Display
Show the consequences of smoking on various organs of the body with lifesized,
hand painted models. Each model is permanently mounted in a carrying
case display, and the accompanying text clearly communicates its
health message in simple terms. Ideal for health fairs, schools, hospitals,
smoking cessation programs, or the workplace. Dimensions when opened:
71x67 cm.
71x34 cm; 8.3 kg
9982-1005580
Sex & Drug Education Drug Education
9982-1005566
9982-1005932
Effects of Smoking Activity Model
Graphically demonstrate the impact of smoking on the lungs. Give your students
a first hand view of how tar and other pollutants accumulate in the
lungs during smoking. Simply place a lit cigarette in the mouth of the
“Smoking Man” and draw smoke into his “lungs” using the syringe pump
included. The results will amaze you as you watch his lungs start to darken
after only a few short puffs! Includes detailed teacher and student guides
that provide extensive background information on the dangers of smoking.
13x10x23 cm; 1 kg
& E
9982-1005932
Tobacco Mouth
This hinged model of the teeth, flexible tongue and oral cavity shows the
effects of smokeless tobacco. Mounted on base, supplied with a bottle of
simulated tobacco juice.
15x20x10 cm
& E
9982-1005566
9982-1005578
9982-1005565
9982-1005580
Smoker Model
This small hand-held model actually
smokes a cigarette and collects
its tars and nicotine on a
photo of a real chest X-ray of
a lung cancer victim. Stained prints fit into
plastic bags, keeping stains intact when they
are passed around for closer inspection.
13x29x6 cm
& E
9982-1005577
A Year’s Worth of Tar
This graphic, sealed exhibit, containing
a pack of cigarettes and cigarette
butts submerged in gooey
tar, represents the amount of carcinogenic
liquid a one-pack-a-day
smoker put into his/her lungs over
the course of a year.
13x14x8 cm
& E
9982-1005578
Smokey Sue –
The Dangers of Smoking
Smokey Sue dramatically demonstrates
the quantity of tar collected
in the lungs when one single cigarette
is smoked. The tar, normally
inhaled directly into the lung, is
collected in a transparent tube,
and thus shows the quantity of tar
which reaches the lung with each
cigarette very clearly. Delivered
with stand, 3 collection tubes, and
carrying bag.
15x36x17 cm; 1 kg
& E
9982-1005565
9982-1005577
Nicotine Dependence
150
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