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Bones of the body

Bones of the body

Anatomy quiz for the skeleton

5.6K ratings
135 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 6, 2017
  • November 17, 2025

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Developer

Anders Hanell
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Learn the names of all the bones in the human body through interactive quizzes. The difficulty adjusts to your performance, and two distinct learning modes help you master anatomical terminology. Includes an atlas for quick reference.

✓Adaptive difficulty quizzes
✓Tap to learn mode
✓Spin to learn mode
✓Distinguishes similar bone names
✓Includes everyday and medical terms
✓Latin and English bone names
✓Integrated bone atlas
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What users say

Summarized from real user reviews of Bones of the body. Based on 5.6K reviews and a 4.9/5 average, it highlights the 6 positives and 5 negatives reviewers mention most about this Education app.

Positive things

  • 🚀Effective for learning bones
  • 👍Simple and user-friendly
  • 💡Helpful for anatomy and physiology classes
  • 🚀Convenient for quick studying
  • 👍Straightforward and easy to use
  • 💡Provides bone name meanings

Negative things

  • 🐛Frequent crashes and app instability
  • 🐛Crashes after a few questions
  • 🐛Crashes every 2-3 minutes
  • 🐛Crashes and closes the app
  • 🐛Keeps crashing and kicking user out
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What's New in Bones of the body

1.6

November 17, 2025

Minor edits

2

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If you could allow for us to turn the image like make it 3D to see front and back. Also if we could zoom out to see where exactly things are located and what it’s connected too i.e femur slide I could never tell what was about or below it. Lastly if you could add a google translate to say the terms once we select them to confirm we are pronouncing them correctly. I absolutely love the app and feel like I’m definitely retaining the information.
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Amazing App

This app really does wonders if you’re trying to do an active recall or preparing for a quiz! But I do recommend that there be flashcards as well! Would be very helpful for those who don’t know all the bones yet. Or at least a visual dictionary. :)
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Loving it

I am about to begin a radiology program and I am freshening up on my bone anatomy. This is worth the 99 cents. It’s extremely straightforward and helpful. It’s simple and not distracting. I love it.
Haily D R.Haily D R.

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i love this game. i played it with my cousins on fourth of july and everyone had fun
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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Medial cuneiform bone name misspelled

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Incompatibility with newer iOS versions

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Requested Features

6 requests

Muscle system version

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Organ system version

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Ligament version

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Pronunciation assistance for bone names

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Ability to select specific bones to study

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More detailed 3D bone models

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FAQ

What does the Bones of the Body app do?

This app is designed to help you learn the names of all the bones in the human body. It uses adaptive quizzes that increase in difficulty as you answer correctly, ensuring you focus on areas where you need the most practice.

What are the learning modes available?

The app offers two primary quiz modes: 'Tap to learn,' where you tap the correct bone based on its name, and 'Spin to learn,' where you select the correct name from a list for a highlighted bone on an image. Both modes are designed to be pedagogical and provide immediate feedback.

Does the app include medical and everyday terms?

Yes, the app includes both everyday terms (e.g., knee cap) and medical terms (e.g., patella), clearly distinguishing between them. It also incorporates Latin names for bones, verified against anatomical textbooks and the Terminologia Anatomica for accuracy.

Is there a way to look up bone names directly?

Yes, the app features an integrated atlas that allows you to look up the name of any particular bone. This is useful for quick reference or if you want to confirm terminology outside of the quiz modes.

How does the app handle incorrect answers?

When you make a mistake, the app displays the correct answer and gives you another attempt. Incorrect replies also increase the likelihood of those specific bones reappearing in future quizzes, helping you focus your study efforts on challenging areas.