10 pcs/1.24 cubic ft ctn. GW: 21 lbs. 39 cm (L) x 22 cm (W) x 41 cm (H) GW: 7.6 kg

This model demonstrates the trauma caused within the exceedingly narrow bronchioles during an asthma attack. •An asthma attack causes these tiny air passageways, otherwise known as bronchioles, to constrict, greatly limiting the amount of air able to pass through. In addition, the bronchioles become inflamed and goblet cells release obstructing mucous.

• As a point of comparison, the asthma-stricken bronchiole is featured next to a healthy, undisturbed bronchiole.

• The base holds a set of recessed pullout cards detailing methods of treatment and prevention.