Description
The Anatomy and Injuries of the Hip Anatomical Chart is a wall chart published by Anatomical Chart Company. A detailed chart showing normal anatomy of the Hip and common injuries. It turns the anatomy and injuries of the hip explanations that repeat all day, where a structure sits, how an injury changes it and what to watch for, into a glance at the wall.
Anatomy and Injuries of the Hip Chart for Exam Rooms and Classrooms
Anatomy and Injuries of the Hip illustrates the following normal anatomy: Normal anatomy of the hip region showoing muscles, nerves, ligaments, bones,and blood supply Anterior view of the hip joint Posterior view of the hip joint Lateral view of the hip joint Cross-section of hip joint area with blood supply to head of femur Anatomy and Injuries of the Hip illustrates and describes the following common injuries:Femur head fractures and injuries: intertrochanteric fracture, Femoral Neck fracture, DislocationHip joint fractures and repairTotal hip arthroplasty (replacement) Made in the USA. This paper edition of the anatomy and injuries of the hip chart keeps the full illustration set and labeling at the lowest cost per wall, which is why teaching programs order it in multiples. The anatomy and injuries of the hip artwork is drawn by medical illustrators and reviewed for accuracy, and the labeling is sized to read at conversational distance rather than only up close. Clinics hang the anatomy and injuries of the hip chart in exam rooms to support patient education, and training programs hang it in classrooms and skills labs where the same reference is needed every session.
Features and Benefits
Artwork and Labeling
- Full-coverage artwork – the anatomy and injuries of the hip chart covers its subject in one large reference view, with detail illustrations of the structures and conditions clinicians point to most.
- Labeled in detail – on the anatomy and injuries of the hip artwork, structures and conditions are named directly, so a finger on the chart replaces a paragraph of description.
Format and Use
- Classic paper format – the economical choice for classrooms, lecture halls and offices that outfit many walls at once.
- One-poster reference – a single anatomy and injuries of the hip wall poster keeps the whole subject in view, with no pages to flip and nothing to charge or update.
Product Specifications
Chart Facts
- Publisher: Anatomical Chart Company
- ISBN: 9781587793820
- Format: Paper wall chart
- Mounting: grommets or eyelets at the top for hanging
Packaging
- Packaging: 1 ea, single chart
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Why Choose the Anatomy and Injuries of the Hip Chart
A anatomy and injuries of the hip wall chart earns its place when it answers the same question fifty times without wearing out, and this one is built for exactly that duty cycle. It also standardizes the anatomy and injuries of the hip explanation, so every patient and every student gets the teaching anchored to the same accurate artwork.
- Faster explanations – labeled anatomy and injuries of the hip artwork shortens the anatomy part of a visit or lesson, freeing time for the patient-specific part.
- Consistent teaching – the whole team points to the same anatomy and injuries of the hip reference, so patients and students share one clear picture.
- Publisher drawn and reviewed – the anatomy and injuries of the hip artwork is produced by medical illustrators for clinical and classroom use.
- Classic paper format build – the economical choice for classrooms, lecture halls and offices that outfit many walls at once.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Anatomy and Injuries of the Hip Anatomical Chart show?
A detailed chart showing normal anatomy of the Hip and common injuries. On the anatomy and injuries of the hip artwork, structures and conditions are labeled directly.
What size and format is this chart?
This edition is the paper version. The same title is published in other formats, and this listing is for the format named above.
Who uses anatomical wall charts?
Clinicians use the anatomy and injuries of the hip chart for patient education in exam rooms, and educators use it in classrooms, nursing labs and training departments where the topic is taught repeatedly.
Who publishes this chart?
Anatomical Chart Company, a Wolters Kluwer imprint whose chart and model catalog is its own, publishes it under ISBN 9781587793820.
How does the chart hang?
It has grommets or eyelets across the top, so it hangs from hooks or screws without a frame.
How is the chart packaged?
It is sold as 1 ea, a single chart, as listed.
