Multi-layer puzzle sorter "A Day at the Hospital" (PSD315) PSD315

Description Multi-layer puzzle sorter "A Day at the Hospital" (PSD315) PSD315

Huge figurative puzzle "My First Hospital"

A real hospital at your home. This bright two-layer puzzle is not just a game, but a whole exploration: the child learns step by step how a modern hospital is arranged, who works there, and what equipment helps doctors.

Two layers - double game

The first layer is a general panorama of the hospital. The second is details: the child takes out and inserts figurative elements, studying the names of offices, doctors, and medical equipment. Playing, the baby naturally remembers new words and understands what each department is for.

Departments and offices on the puzzle:

Reception and waiting area - patients come to the hospital, register for an appointment, and wait in a comfortable waiting room

Pediatrician - the doctor measures the child's height and weight, checks their health, and gives advice to parents.

Ophthalmologist - conducts a vision test, checks if the child sees well from a distance and up close, and explains how to take care of their eyes: less time on the tablet and phone, more walks in the fresh air, and good lighting while reading

Dentist - examines teeth, treats cavities, and reminds how to properly brush teeth.

Maternity ward - where babies are born.

Ultrasound room - the doctor uses a special device to "look" inside the body and explains how organs work

X-ray room - takes images of bones and internal organs so the doctor can see where it hurts and how to treat it

Pharmacy - the doctor prescribes a prescription, and the patient goes to the pharmacy, where the pharmacist dispenses the necessary medication

So the child does not just assemble the puzzle, but understands the connection between departments: how the hospital is arranged from the entrance to the pharmacy.

Emergency room - where patients with fractures, cuts, and bruises are treated: the doctor examines the injury, applies a bandage or cast, and explains how to recover faster.

Emergency medical service - when called, the emergency team immediately responds with a car with flashing lights to help those in need of urgent assistance.

Ambulance - a special car with medical equipment on board that delivers patients to the hospital as quickly as possible.

Laboratory - where laboratory technicians study blood, urine, and other tests to help the doctor make an accurate diagnosis and prescribe the correct treatment.

Ward - where patients rest and recover after surgery or during treatment: doctors and nurses regularly visit them, take their temperature, give injections, and monitor the well-being of each patient.

What professions will the child learn:

Here are the names of medical professions that are on the puzzle:

Pediatrician - a doctor for children

Ophthalmologist - a doctor who treats eyes

Dentist - a doctor who treats teeth

Obstetrician-gynecologist - a doctor in the maternity ward

Therapist - a general practitioner who sees patients in the laboratory and reception area

Radiologist - takes and reads X-ray images

Sonologist (ultrasound doctor) - performs ultrasound diagnostics

Traumatologist - treats fractures, bruises, and cuts in the emergency room

Laboratory technician - studies tests in the laboratory

Nurse - helps doctors, takes care of patients in the ward

Pharmacist - works in the pharmacy, dispenses medication by prescription

Paramedic (paramedic) -