Anatomy, learned by typing
Every bone, muscle, artery, vein and nerve.
910 structures, sorted by where they sit: head and neck, back, thorax, abdomen and pelvis, the upper limb and the lower limb. See it light up on the body, type its name, then do it again from memory and from the other side.
Drag to turn it. Point at a region.
Head and neck
Skull, face and neck: the cranial nerves, the vessels to the brain and the muscles of expression and chewing.
39 bones86 muscles84 arteries36 veins37 nerves
Back
The vertebral column, its nerves and vessels, and the muscles that hold you upright.
20 bones17 muscles2 arteries1 veins6 nerves
Thorax
Ribs and sternum, the heart and great vessels, the diaphragm and the chest wall.
22 bones15 muscles65 arteries53 veins7 nerves
Abdomen and pelvis
The abdominal wall, the vessels that feed the gut, the pelvic floor and the pelvic nerves.
1 bones21 muscles30 arteries19 veins7 nerves
Upper limb
Shoulder girdle, arm, forearm and hand, with the brachial plexus and its branches.
32 bones55 muscles28 arteries19 veins50 nerves
Lower limb
Hip, thigh, leg and foot, with the lumbosacral nerves and the saphenous veins.
31 bones44 muscles30 arteries21 veins32 nerves
A session is eight structures, three rounds.
- 1
Type it
The structure lights up on the body and its name is on the screen. You type it, letter by letter, with a memory hook beside it.
- 2
From memory
Same structure, name hidden. A wrong key is a slip; three slips and the answer is shown so you never stall.
- 3
The other side
The body is mirrored. If you only learned it from one side, this is where you find out.
What you miss comes back first next time. Your streak and progress stay on this device; there is nothing to sign up for.