Lambeth and Southwark Health Library
Health PromotionModels and Displays Catalogue
Lambeth and Southwark Health Library
1st Floor
1 Lower Marsh
London
SE1 7NT
Lambeth and Southwark Health Library
Health Education Model List
A complete listing of models and educational displays available for loan from Lambeth and Southwark Health Library.
Registered library users may borrow models for up to 28 days at a time. Models can be reserved in advance using the reservation form or by contacting the library.
List revised: 23/02/2011
Lambeth and Southwark Health Library
First Floor
1 Lower Marsh
Waterloo
London
SE1 7NT
020 3049 4450 (library desk)
Lambeth and Southwark Health Library
Models Booking Form
Please use this form to book models. Try to give as much notice as possible. See overleaf for conditions of loan and how to book and return models.
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Conditions of Loan
Booking models
- Please give as much notice as possible when booking models.
- The maximum loan period for models is usually 28 days. If your project runs longer than the 28 day period let us know and we may be able to extend the return date. You may only renew a model if another borrower has not reserved it.
- Larger models, or large numbers of models, can be delivered and collected. Please arrange this with the librarians at the time of booking.
- Lambeth and Southwark Health Library reserves the right to recall any model if another borrower requests it.
- Please do not put models in the internal post.
- You must register with the Lambeth and Southwark Health Library in order to borrow items and before using our booking service. Please telephone us for a registration form and further details.
- You are responsible for the materials loaned to you and you may be charged for lost or damaged items.
Returning models
- Larger models, or large numbers of models, can be delivered and collected. Please arrange this with the librarians at the time of booking.
- Otherwise, please return to Lambeth and Southwark Health Library in person by the date agreed.
Let staff know if there are items you would like to see purchased for the library and how you get on with the items we have. Your feedback helps us develop a better service.
Lambeth and Southwark Health Library
First Floor,
1 Lower Marsh,
Waterloo,
London SE1 7NT
Tel: 020 3049 4450
List of Models by Subject
SubjectTitleDescription
AlcoholConsequences of alcohol abuse 3-D display (2)This display shows what actually happens to organs of
the body when alcohol is abused. Permanently
mounted life-size, hand-painted models are graphic and
accurate. Each model is described in easy-to-
understand terms. Contained within its own sturdy
carrying case. 28" x 27" opened.
AlcoholDangers of alcohol [chart]This chart illustrates and discusses how alcohol affects
the nervous, cardiovascular, and digestive systems. It
shows the process of alcohol absorption and its effect
on the liver. The chart also explains the reproductive
side effects of alcohol, including risks to an unborn
baby. It further discusses other consequences of
alcohol abuse and defines intoxication.
AlcoholDeath of a liver (easel display)Emphasizing alcohol's role in liver disease, this easel
display features cross-sectional, 3-D, handpainted
models that represent a normal liver, a liver with
hepatitis, and a cirrhotic liver. Comes with protective
felt cover. 9" x 12".
AlcoholDrinkDeal [card game] (2)This alcohol card game has been used with young
people from the age of 12 upwards, both in schools
and in youth work settings. It has proven to be
particularly useful in training sessions with
professionals who want to increase their awareness of
alcohol issues. DrinkDeal contains 48 question cards
and 48 answer cards about a whole range of alcohol
issues.
AlcoholDrunk and dangerous glasses(3)Pair of spectacles with lenses designed to simulate the
effect created by alcohol and other drugs. The result is
a realistic sensation of dizziness, reduced and eye
coordination and a diminished ability to perform
motor tasks. Suggested use with condom demonstrator
models.
AlcoholUnhealthy Organs (use with Organ tunic)For use with the Organ Tunic and Adult Organ Tunic,
These 3-D organs graphically demonstrate how drugs
can affect the body. The texture, color, size, and
shape of the organs show damage caused by drug use.
Includes eight organs (heart, 2 lungs, liver; 2 kidneys,
stomach, small intestine, large intestine, appendix)
and reference sheet. Age 12 -Adult.
AlcoholUnhealthy organs (use with Organ tunic)For use with the Organ Tunic and Adult Organ Tunic,
These 3-D organs graphically demonstrate how drugs
can affect the body. The texture, color, size, and
shape of the organs show damage caused by drug use.
Includes eight organs (heart, 2 lungs, liver; 2 kidneys,
stomach, small intestine, large intestine, appendix)
and reference sheet. Age 12 -Adult.
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SubjectTitleDescription
AlcoholWhat is a unit display (2)The five 3-D models in this display are designed to
help people understand how many units there are in
popular alcoholic drinks. The beer glass, wine glass,
cocktail glass, whisky glass, and alcopop clearly
demonstrate that the number of units can add up
quickly. Each glass shows how much of the beverage
constitutes one unit as well as how many total units
are in the glass. Comes with a 25 cm x 38 cm display
board that looks like a serving tray, provides places
for each of the models to rest, and contains further
information
AnatomyAdult organ tunicDesigned for older students and adults, this tunic is a
larger version of the Organ Tunic. Tunic provides a
tactile learning experience that helps users better
understand the internal organs of the human body, has
fully adjustable straps to fit any size. Includes 11
organs (heart, 2 lungs, trachea, liver, 2 kidneys,
pancreas, stomach, small intestine, large intestine,
appendix, bladder,), ten labels, and reference sheet.
Age 12 - Adult;. 48 x 70 x 15 cm.
AnatomyOrgan tunicThe Organ Tunic provides a tactile learning
experience that helps users better understand the
internal organs of the human body. Includes tunic,
eight 3-D organs (heart , 2 lungs,
liver, 2 kidneys, stomach, small
intestine, large intestine, appendix), embroidered
pelvis, spine, and 3-D rib cage. Each organ attaches to
the tunic with Velcro tabs. Also includes seven labels
and reference sheet. Ages 7 - 11; 63 x 60 x 12 cm
AnatomyPelvis modelCan be used with life-sized baby, placenta and knitted
uterus models.
AnatomyProstate [chart]Defines prostate and shows sagittal, posterior, superior
and anterior views of a normal prostate. Shows zones
of the prostate, vasculature and innervation. Shows
hormonal influence on the prostate. Illustrates and
discusses the glands of the prostate. Shows benign
prostatic hyperplasia, prostate cancer and pathways
for prostate cancer spread.
AnatomyRespiratory system [chart]Illustrates the respiratory system from the frontal
sinus to the diaphragm. Includes views of the paranasal
sinuses, larynx, and bronchopulmonary segments.
Also shows the structure of intrapulmonary airways
and the cross section of alveolus. Discusses the
conducting system, lungs and pleurae, ventilation and
gas exchange.
AnatomySkeletal system [chart]Illustrated by Peter Bachin, this chart shows anterior,
lateral and posterior views of the human skeletal
system. Also illustrated are a portion of long bone;
auditory ossicles; ligaments of the right hand (dorsal
and palmar views); ligaments of the right foot (dorsal
and plantar view); right knee joint (anterior and
posterior views).
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SubjectTitleDescription
AnatomyUnhealthy Organs (use with Organ tunic)For use with the Organ Tunic and Adult Organ Tunic,
These 3-D organs graphically demonstrate how drugs
can affect the body. The texture, color, size, and
shape of the organs show damage caused by drug use.
Includes eight organs (heart, 2 lungs, liver; 2 kidneys,
stomach, small intestine, large intestine, appendix)
and reference sheet. Age 12 -Adult.
AsthmaAsthma (easel display)This easel display uses 3-D, cross-sectional models to
demonstrate the effects of an asthma attack on
bronchial tubes. Included are hand-painted models of
the respiratory system, a normal bronchiole, and a
bronchiole during an asthma attack. Comes with
protective felt cover. Measures 23 cm x 31
Blood Pressuresee Cardiovascular
CancerConditions of the testicle [easel display]Emphasizing the importance of monthly testicular
self-examination, this 3-D, handpainted easel display
depicts the anatomy of a normal testicle, a testicle
with a cancerous lump, and a testicle with an inflamed
epididymis. A useful reminder that although not all
testicular abnormalities are cancerous, only a
healthcare professional can make an accurate
diagnosis. Comes with protective felt cover. Measures
23 cm x 31 cm. and includes booklet
CancerFacts about testicular and prostrate cancerThis folding display talks about risks and causes,
testicular self-examination and treatment.
CancerTesticles model (3)Made from soft BIOLIKE 2™ synthetic tissue, this
life-size model contains lumps in testicles. Perfect for
teaching TSE. Comes with slipcover and carrying case.
8 cm x 9 cm x 5 cm.
CancerUnderstanding breast cancer [chart]This easy-to-understand chart provides the essential
information about the most common form of cancer
in women. Provides definitions of breast cancer and
the most common types of the disease. Illustrates
breast anatomy and shows the common types of breast
cancer. Lists signs & symptoms and causes of breast
cancer. Provides instruction for breast self
examination (BSE). Illustrates and describes the stages
of breast cancer.
CancerUnderstanding cancer [chart]This chart defines cancer and shows normal cells and
malignant (cancerous) cells. Provides cancer incidence
statistics by site on the body and gender. Discusses how
cancer spreads and shows the four stages of cancer.
Also lists risk factors, symptoms, treatments and
preventative measures.
CancerWhat you should know about breast care (display)This folding display describes seven disease of the
breast; the warning signs and risk factors of breast
cancer; and BSE methods, mammography and other
diagnostic procedures.
CancerWhat you should know about skin cancerWith information on precancerous skin conditions,
common skin cancers, and malignant melanomas, this
folding display lists skin cancer risk factors, danger
signs, treatments, and preventive measures. 148 cm x
58 cm. opened. Includes review question sheet and
booklet.
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SubjectTitleDescription
CardiovascularAnatomy of the heart [chart]Wall chart with images showing anterior, posterior,
and superior views of the heart and illustrates right and
left ventricles, heart valves, and blood circulation.
Cross section and anterior view of the heart and lungs
are included.
CardiovascularBlood Triglycerides PacketThe need for a healthy diet is emphasised by the four
blood viscosity samples in this pack. The samples
show the exaggerated differences seen when analysing
blood serum for lipid and glucose concentrations
CardiovascularCardiovascular disease [chart]The chart illustrates the cardiac cycle, conduction
system, and electrocardiogram (ECG) and shows
anterior, posterior, and cutaway view of the heart as
well as the location of coronary arteries. It also
illustrates and explains the following diseases:
coronary heart disease, polyarteritis nodosa (PAN),
Kawasaki's disease, angina, myocardial infarction
(heart attack), cerebrovascular accident (stroke),
aortic aneurysm, left ventricular hypertrophy, and
congestive heart failure
CardiovascularConsequences of high blood pressureThese 3-D, handpainted models illustrate the various
organs that can be affected by high blood pressure.
Display is contained within its own carrying case. 28"
x 27" opened.
CardiovascularDeath of an artery (easel display)Artery sections showing build-up of cholesterol
mounted on display easel. Booklet on cholesterol.
CardiovascularDeluxe occluded arteryThe potentially deadly effects of high cholesterol are
demonstrated by these two transparent tubes. One tube
represents an artery constricted by plaque, which
forms on artery walls when there is excess cholesterol
in the blood. The other tube represents a healthy
artery without any plaque. Turn the model over to see
how plaque buildup can restrict bloodflow in the
constricted artery which slows or stops completely,
and contrast it with the bloodflow in the healthy
artery. An excellent tool for explaining the
importance of keeping cholesterol under control.
CardiovascularHeart [chart]The main image of this chart features cutaways of the
interior structures of the anterior view of the heart
(which is shown sitting on the diaphram). Anterior
view, posterior view, section of heart wall, valves,
heart valves, coronary arteries are all illustrated. The
cardiac cycle, blood pressure, and cardiac conduction
are defined
CardiovascularHeart conditions [chart]This chart contains a large image of a normal heart
for easy comparison with important cardiac
conditions. It visually and textually describes heart
murmurs, cardiac arrhythmias, congenital heart
defects, acquired heart defects, and high cholesterol
and its consequences.
CardiovascularHeart disease [chart ]This charts illustrates the progression of heart disease
in atherosclerosis. Shows heart disease in
hypertension, congestive heart failure and mitral valve
prolapse. Also contains illustration of the aging heart.
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SubjectTitleDescription
CardiovascularHeart disease risk factors (easel display)Learning about the risk factors for heart disease is
made easy with this interactive display. Participants
slide the arrow up the scale to add up their risk for
each factor listed on the display. Both controllable and
non-controllable risk factors are included. 52 cm x 71
cm.
CardiovascularHeart Model (four sections)Model heart with stand w/ operating manual
CardiovascularHeart with bypass vessels modelModel of heart with bypass vessels (Aortic Coronary
Venous Bypass). Natural size; mounted on a stand with
base; separates into two parts showing: one venous
bypass leading to right coronary artery and descending
anterior interventricular ramus (anterior wall) and
circumflex ramus of left coronary artery. Booklet
included.
CardiovascularHypertension [chart]This chart defines blood pressure and hypertension and
discusses types, causes, and common symptoms of
this condition. The chart defines and illustrates the
potential complications of hypertension which affect
the brain, eye, blood vessels, kidney, and heart.
CardiovascularOccluded arteryThis model of a human artery dramatically
demonstrates how severe plaque buildup can restrict
blood flow, and sometimes block the artery altogether.
Turn the model over to see how plaque buildup can
restrict blood flow.This condition forces the heart to
pump harder and may cause a heart attack in real life.
CardiovascularRespiratory organs and heart modelLife-sized, with removable sections.
CardiovascularUnderstanding stroke [chart]This chart provides essential information regarding
stroke. Explains and illustrates stroke, including the
two main types: ischemic and hemorrhagic. For
ischemic stroke, shows common sites of plaque
formation, formation of a thrombus and embolus. For
hemorrhagic strokes, illustrates brain with
intracerebral hemorrhage and ateriovenous
malformation (AVM). Shows Circle of Willis with
aneurysm and cross-section of brain with subarachnoid
hemorrhage, arterioles and microaneurysm. Also
provides illustration of the brain and discusses it's
functional areas & their roles in the body. Describes
events leading to a stroke. Lists risk factors and
common neurological deficits after stroke
Cholesterolsee Cardiovascular and Nutrition
Dental HealthBaby bottle tooth decayCast from a child's mouth, this hinged model shows
that the sugars that coat a baby's mouth while sleeping
with a bottle can cause dental disease. Comes with a
coordinating tear pad. 6 cm x 4 cm x 5 cm.
Dental HealthSippy cup of sugarToo much added sugar in a child's diet can cause health
problems including tooth decay and obesity. The
sweet and sticky goo in this display helps teach
parents and caregivers that drinks are the largest
source of added sugar in many children's diets.
Informative tent card lists the health problems caused
by too much sugar, provides facts about the scope of
the problem, and includes tips for limiting adding sugar
consumption.
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SubjectTitleDescription
Dental HealthTeeth and Gums (Giant) with giant toothbrushGiant set of teeth with toothbrush
Dental HealthTeeth and Gums (Large) with large toothbrushLarge set of teeth with toothbrush
Dental HealthTeeth and gums (Model)Two-part model, each part about 4" square.
Dental HealthTooth - the first upper molar with 3 roots4" high sectional model, showing roots and caries.
Dental HealthTooth (Development of)Model of 4 sets of teeth from newborn to adult
Dental HealthTooth (lower)4" high sectional model.
Dental HealthTooth Molar lower, (roots and caries)4" high lower molar, sectional, showing roots and