Secondhand Ayes-Ay Anatomical Training Model

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Report date: 08.09.2025

Medical Training Mannequins and Anatomical Models Analysis Report

Product Description and Content

The visuals display a collection of various mannequins and models used for medical and health sciences education. This collection is designed to teach human anatomy and various medical procedures. The products can generally be classified as educational materials.

• Device Identification: The products include full-body adult and infant care mannequins, upper torso models suitable for resuscitation (CPR), anatomical models of various internal organs, and small training pads designed for practicing medical procedures such as injections and sutures. Patient beds and medical transport trolleys are also visible in the background.
• Brand and Model Information: No distinct brand or model information was found on the examined mannequins and models. The Medpa brand is visible on the mattress of one of the patient beds in the background.
• Areas of Use: These materials are used in medical faculties, nursing schools, health vocational high schools, and other health education institutions to provide students with practical skills. They are suitable for studying anatomical structures, patient care, basic life support, and simulating various procedures.
• Quantity Information: There are numerous products in the visuals. Approximate quantities are as follows:
  • At least 3 full-body adult mannequins.
  • At least 2 upper torso mannequins.
  • 1 infant mannequin.
  • More than 10 large-sized models of various organs and systems (brain, kidney, liver, digestive system, etc.).
  • More than 30 small-sized training pads and limb models for specific procedures.

General Condition Assessment

The products in the collection are generally in a used condition. As they are used for educational purposes, minor wear and tear and color changes are observed on some parts. However, their overall condition is understood not to impede their educational functions. Some models have a certain amount of dust on them, suggesting they have been stored or displayed for some time.

Physical and Mechanical Details

• Physical Deformation: No major deformations such as large cracks, fractures, or dents were observed on the products. Minor scratches and abrasions are present on some small models and at the joints of the mannequins. The limbs of some mannequins are disassembled; this is a normal condition for storage and may not indicate a malfunction.
• Mechanical Components: The movable joints of the mannequins are assumed to be mechanically functional, as there is no apparent damage in these areas in the visuals. The wheels of the transport trolleys and the mechanical parts of the beds appear visually intact.
• Accessories: The products include numerous disassembled limbs and organs that are part of a set. It is not possible to determine if any set has missing parts by looking at the visuals. Accessories such as boxes, user manuals, or extra cables are not visible.

Technical Examination and Potential Risks

• Electronic Components: No electronic components, cable inputs, or screens are present in the examined mannequins and models. They are entirely mechanical and static educational materials.
• Label Information: Although there are labels on the products, the resolution in the visuals is insufficient to read information such as serial numbers, REF codes, or lot numbers.
• Existing Malfunction: No obvious malfunction or broken parts that would hinder the intended use of the products have been detected in the visuals.
• Potential Malfunction Risk: The products are manufactured from plastic and silicone-derived materials. Potential risks are limited to physical damage that may occur due to intensive use or dropping. In their current condition, there are no signs of severe wear or damage that would jeopardize their educational use. Their condition appears sufficient for their intended purpose.