Maintenance Of Human Anatomical Specimens

Human anatomy is an important subject to study the shape and structure of the normal human body. The anatomy experiment teaching is mainly based on specimens. Anatomy specimens are authentic and intuitive, and their quantity and quality will directly affect the teaching effect. Bottled display specimens need to be displayed for a long time, which requires maintenance of the specimens to ensure that the specimens are clean and beautiful, and do not affect the normal teaching and display use.

Bottled specimens need to be replaced regularly. As the storage time continues, some impurities will ooze out of the specimen, which will cause the preservation solution to be not clear enough and affect the observation. Therefore, the preservation solution should be replaced regularly to ensure the quality of the displayed specimens.

Disposal of peeling off the label of bottled specimens. Most of the displayed specimens are paper labels and numbers affixed to the surface of the human specimen structure, and the structure name is displayed on the side of the bottle for medical students and medical staff to observe and learn. As time goes by, the label will fall off. At this time, you need to open the bottle cap and re-attach the label to encapsulate. Or take a picture of the gross specimen before packaging, mark the structure of the taken picture, and paste it on the side of the specimen bottle, so that medical students can combine the picture with the real object to achieve the purpose of learning.

The treatment and response of the specimen fat exudation. Fat spills are inevitable during the specimen display process, and the liquefied fat floats on the preservation solution and affects the observation effect. The fat should be sucked out of the small hole in the container lid with a syringe and then sealed.