Doll with removable organs
OwnerJane A. Klinginventor
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Abstract
A rag-type doll is provided with a hollow body cavity accessible by means of a zipper-closed opening located in the front of the doll. A simulated rib cage is located in the upper portion of the body cavity and simulated, stuffed replicas of the major body organs are located within the cavity. The various organs are located in their approximately correct position within the body cavity and secured to the body cavity and/or each other by means of snap fasteners or the like. The organs are completely removable from the body cavity for instructional purposes. A small bone is also removably located in a pocket in one arm for instructional purposes.
Claims2
A doll comprising a soft, pliable hollow body portion, a head, arms and legs secured to said doll, a closeable aperture in said body portion for providing access to the interior thereof, a simulated rib cage constructed from elongated malleable elements interconnected with each other located within said hollow body portion, a plurality of soft, pliable simulated body organs detachably connected to each other and the interior of said hollow body portion in the proper location relative to each other including a heart, lungs, a stomach, a spline, a liver, kidneys, and a bladder, said kidneys being connected to said bladder by simulated ureter tubes of cloth material with said kidneys and bladder being detachably connected to the wall of said hollow body portion, said heart being detachably connected to said lungs and said lungs being connected to each other by simulated bronchea tubes of cloth material which in turn are connected to a simulated trachea tube of cloth material detachably connected to the interior of said hollow body portion, and said spleen being detachably connected to said stomach which in turn is detachably connected to the interior of said hollow body portion through a simulated esophagus tube of cloth material and further comprising a simulated small intestinal tube of flexible cloth material detachably connected at one end to said stomach and a simulated colon of flexible cloth material being detachably connected at one end to the other end of said small intestinal tube.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.