Kidney, Skin, & Excretory Organs (70x100cm)

The “Kidney, Skin, & Excretory Organs (70x100cm)” chart is a large educational wall poster illustrating the organs and systems responsible for the removal of wastes and excess substances from the human body. This chart is designed for classroom, laboratory, and patient education, providing detailed anatomical diagrams and functional overviews of the kidney, skin, and key excretory pathways.​

Key Features

The chart visually presents the main excretory organs: kidneys, skin, urinary bladder, ureters, urethra, and often other contributors like the liver and lungs.​

Anatomical diagrams of the kidney show internal features such as the cortex, medulla, pyramids, calyces, pelvis, and nephrons—the basic filtration units.​​

Skin sections highlight sweat glands, which help excrete water, salts, and minimal waste through perspiration.​

The urinary system pathway is mapped, showing urine formation from kidneys through ureters to the bladder and out via the urethra.​

Some charts discuss the liver’s role in excretion (bilirubin elimination) and the lungs in CO₂ removal.​

Educational Use

Ideal for teaching human anatomy and physiology at school and college levels, as well as for patient education in clinics.​

The 70x100cm size ensures that anatomical details are visible from a distance, supporting group learning and presentations.​

Charts are often thermally laminated or printed on strong 80 GSM paper for durability and long-term use in busy educational environments.