Inflatable Human Organs Giant Brain Heart Lungs For Teaching Medical Activities Display

Giant heart inflatable presents new walk-in heart model.

Inflatable heart model - University Hospital and Brand King have built a new heart model.

The heart model will be used in the future at events there for patients, guests and interested parties, as well as in seminars for medical staff. In addition to treating heart disease, we will provide ongoing prevention and educational props. By integrating the disproportionately large heart, heart disease and cardiac surgery can be better and more accurately explained to the general medical community.

The walk-in heart model serves as a space of experience and knowledge that engages children and adults, thus opening the door to a new world of communication around our area of competence, the inflatable heart. It is remarkable to be able to use and play with a model like this with the Heart Center. With the new model, we are more flexible in its use.

The product is 3m high x 3m wide x 3m long.

With the use of a walk-in heart model" this play about the heart takes the audience through the long cultural history of this vital organ, tells the story of Aztec heart rituals and Egyptian courts of death, Minnesotans and Siegfried the Nibelung warrior, and finally takes the audience into the kitschy heart-to-heart magic, conveying scientific facts and taking the pulse of the audience in this unique medical presentation. The role of the organ in the human body, what options modern medicine has to repair the heart, and what you should do to prevent it from going that far in the first place are explained on stage by heart surgeons in "Into the Heart.

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An inflatable heart tent for children was the focus of the 21st Annual Health Expo, held November 4, 2018, on the Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Church grounds. “Race to Wellness” was the theme for the Expo, with more than 50 displays by providers.

Ariston P. Awitan, M.D., retired orthopedic surgeon and author of 200 Diseases, officially opened the festival that included free health screenings for hundreds of Broward County residents. “It is a remarkable achievement that your church has been able to offer this important event to the community for 21 years,” wrote Dean J. Trantalis, mayor of Fort Lauderdale, in a congratulatory letter.

The inflatable heart tent allowed children to play, have fun, and learn as they colored and labeled the parts of the heart and its chambers. “[We] hope to use this heart tent to enhance future health fairs, and increase awareness on heart disease for children and adults,” said Lola Walker- Griffiths, D.N.P., Expo coordinator.

The prospect of having an inflatable heart tent for children instead of the usual bouncing castle or bouncing house seemed impossible because of the cost. After much prayer, the health committee succeeded in raising the funds needed from local businesses and church members.

The health weekend commenced on Sabbath, November 3, when Robert Stevenson, principal at Sawgrass Adventist School, presented a sermon titled “The Powerful Choice.” The highlight of the day was the official recognition of Linval Henry for the pivotal role he played in supporting the Health Expo from its inception.