Question
Compare types of models. Which model best illustrates the formation of blood cells?
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photograph of a bone
photograph of a bone - no response given
computer-generated model
computer-generated model - no response given
dissected pig
dissected pig - no response given
plastic bone
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photograph of a bone
photograph of a bone - no response given
computer-generated model
computer-generated model - no response given
dissected pig
dissected pig - no response given
plastic bone
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Best answer: plastic bone.
Why: a plastic (anatomical) bone model commonly includes a cross-section showing the marrow cavity where hematopoiesis occurs, so it directly shows the site and structure involved in blood‑cell formation.
Notes on the others:
- Photograph of a bone: usually just shows the exterior, not the marrow.
- Dissected pig: can show real tissue and marrow but is messy, variable and not as clear for teaching the specific process.
- Computer‑generated model: excellent for showing dynamic steps of hematopoiesis (lineages, cell stages) but only if it’s specifically designed for that purpose.
Why: a plastic (anatomical) bone model commonly includes a cross-section showing the marrow cavity where hematopoiesis occurs, so it directly shows the site and structure involved in blood‑cell formation.
Notes on the others:
- Photograph of a bone: usually just shows the exterior, not the marrow.
- Dissected pig: can show real tissue and marrow but is messy, variable and not as clear for teaching the specific process.
- Computer‑generated model: excellent for showing dynamic steps of hematopoiesis (lineages, cell stages) but only if it’s specifically designed for that purpose.
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