Female pelvis model medical teaching tool Key benefits Enhances teaching and learning with a tangible, anatomically relevant model for obstetrics and gynecology education. Supports clear, effective doctorpatient communication by providing a visual reference during consultations and explanations. A versatile teaching aid suitable for a range of educational settings, including schools, hospitals, medical schools, universities, and clinical training programs. Strengthens student engagement and comprehension through handson demonstration and discussion of pelvic anatomy and related procedures. Provides a practical resource for instructors and learners to reinforce concepts in obstetrics and gynecology, anatomy, and physical health teaching. What makes it useful Function: serves as a dedicated teaching and learning tool for obstetrics and gynecology, enabling realistic demonstrations and informed discussions. Compatibility: appropriate for classrooms, clinical teaching, patient education, and universitylevel training environments. Scope: supports medical students, practitioners, residents, and educators across educational institutions and clinics. Use cases: helpful in classroom demonstrations, patient counseling sessions, and training labs to illustrate anatomy and related health information. Use scenarios Scenario 1: Medical school or nursing program classroom use the model to conduct anatomy demonstrations and explain pelvic structures during obstetrics and gynecology coursework. Scenario 2: Clinic patient education incorporate the model into consultations to help patients understand anatomy, procedures, or childbirthrelated discussions, improving comprehension and engagement. Scenario 3: Training and simulation labs employ the model in obstetrics and gynecology training sessions for handson practice and informed discussions among students and practitioners. Overview The female pelvis model is designed as a teaching and communication aid for obstetrics and gynecology. It serves students, practitioners, schools, universities, and other educational settings as a practical visual and learning tool.