A good app for studying acupoints
A good app for studying acupoints but please add simple and traditional Chinese version in this app.
$31.99
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Learn and search acupoints with flashcards based on WHO/WPRO 2008 standards. Find points by name, meridian, body part, or specific point types. Navigate cards with simple gestures.
✓Learn acupoints
✓Search acupoints
✓WHO/WPRO 2008 standards
✓Filter by meridian
✓Filter by body part
✓Flashcard navigation
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What's New in Tsubo Card
3.0
November 8, 2016
This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included. updated for iOS 10, and fixed bugs.
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What acupoints does Tsubo Card cover?
Tsubo Card covers acupoints based on the Standard Acupuncture Point Locations by WHO/WPRO 2008. This includes points searchable by name, meridian, body parts, and specific point categories.
How do I navigate the flashcards in Tsubo Card?
You can flick to the left to display the next card and flick to the right to display the previous card. A double-tap on a card will flip it over to reveal more information.
What is the price of Tsubo Card?
Tsubo Card is a paid application priced at $31.99. There are no in-app purchases or subscriptions required after the initial purchase.
What devices is Tsubo Card compatible with?
Tsubo Card is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is not currently listed as compatible with Android or other platforms.
How often is Tsubo Card updated?
The latest version of Tsubo Card is 3.0, which was last updated on November 8, 2016. This indicates a less frequent update schedule.
What is the age rating for Tsubo Card?
Tsubo Card has an age rating of 12+. This suggests it is suitable for users aged 12 and older, with no mature content.
Does Tsubo Card have ads?
No, Tsubo Card does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it offers an ad-free experience for users.
Can I search for acupoints by specific categories in Tsubo Card?
Yes, Tsubo Card allows you to search for acupoints by specific categories such as five transport points, well point, brook point, stream point, river point, sea point, source point, and eight meeting points.
