Human


Senses: Somatosensory Carolina™


Cutaneous Sensations Kit For a class of 24 students working in small groups. Using an inked grid


stamp and specialized stimulator probes, students investigate and compare the density and distribution of sensory receptors for touch, pressure, heat, and cold at various skin locations. With detailed instruction booklet. Kit includes:


6 Two-Point Discriminators (calibrated in mm) 6 Medical Monofilaments 6 Aluminum Temperature Probes Rubber Grid Stamp Washable-Ink Pad


695200 Per kit Carolina™ 2-Point Discriminator Ideal apparatus for cutaneous sensation testing. Durable


and economical design allows for easy measurements of 2-point threshold. Molded scale for easy read- ability; measures up to 100 mm. Additional point allows experimenter to alternate between 1- and 2-point stimulation.


696417 Each Senses: Audition


696417


Carolina 2-Point Discriminator


695200 Carolina Cutaneous Sensations Kit


694738 Student Otoscope Set


Student Otoscope Set Durable plastic otoscope features high-intensity illu- mination; molded optical lens gives clear, amplified macro view of ear canals or nasal passages (also excellent for viewing small structures during dis- section); turns on and off with a twist of the battery handle. Handle can be used separately as a high- intensity penlight. Comes with 3 ear specula and 2 nasal specula. Powered by 2 AAA batteries (included). Comes with handy carrying pouch.


694738 Per set


Senses: Olfaction Sense of Smell Kit


Effectively demonstrates fundamental aspects of olfactory sensation and odor discrimination. Students test their ability to recognize and identify a variety of familiar odors, study the phenomenon of sensory adaptation, and learn the dif- ference between olfactory and trigeminal nerve pathways. Includes 12 reusable odor vials, teacher’s manual, and 30 student instruction sheets. Intended for use as an adjunct to other laboratory activities in special senses. Experiments can be performed by small groups of students in 10 to 15 minutes.


695145 Per kit 100% satisfaction guaranteed


695145 Sense of Smell Kit


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694725 Tuning Forks Set Tuning Forks Set


Top-quality aluminum magnesium tuning forks for studying auditory physiology and hearing


Includes 6 forks, 1 each of the following frequencies. 128 cps 512 cps


256 cps 1,024 cps 694725 Per set


2,048 cps 4,096 cps


acuity.


Carolina™ Kit


Sense of Hearing


Students rotate through 10 activity stations to analyze their own hearing while studying the physiology of human hearing and the physics of sound. Using their classmates as subjects, stu- dents perform tests for bone conduction, audi- tory acuity, and sound localization. For a class of 30 students working in groups of 3.


694742 Per kit


Physiology


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