Internal Medicine Stickers
Description: Leonardo da Vinci’s anatomic study of internal organs . This overwhelming sketches of Heart And Its Blood Vessels that was drawn in c.1507, high Italian renaissance period. Drawing with pencil and ink on paper .
Heart And Its Blood Vessels. Leonardo Da Vinci Anatomy Drawings in Red Sticker
by BulganLumini
$3.50
Description: Rendered on a deep dark background, this artwork presents a smallpox virion and a spiked measles virion side by side, separated by a not-equal sign. Around 910, the Persian physician Al-Razi (Rhazes) wrote the first known clinical description distinguishing smallpox from measles. His treatise is a landmark in the history of differential diagnosis. Made for doctors, nurses, medical students and everyone who works in healthcare, it suits a clinic, consulting room, study or student room.
Al-Razi Differential Diagnosis, Smallpox and Measles in Medieval Medicine Sticker
by Science Design
$3.50
Description: Rendered on a deep dark background, this artwork presents a homeostasis loop of sensor, control center and effector around a 37 °C set point. The French physiologist Claude Bernard (1813–1878) founded experimental medicine and introduced the idea of the milieu intérieur: the stability of the internal environment is the condition of free and independent life. Made for doctors, nurses, medical students and everyone who works in healthcare, it suits a clinic, consulting room, study or student room.
Claude Bernard Milieu Interieur, the Homeostasis Feedback Loop in Physiology Sticker
by Science Design
$3.50
