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Not just for anatomy or medicine students. If you've ever wondered where exactly your spleen is, this app is for you too. [ 3D Body ] Male and female. The female body has its own skeleton and muscles, built from a CT scan of a real woman. Tap an organ, bone, or nerve to see its name. Turn on Latin names whenever you want them. Rotate the body and zoom in. Peel back the skin and the heart is right there behind the ribs. Turn layers on and off one at a time: skin, bones, joints, organs, vessels, nerves, and senses. Press a button to jump to the quizzes and tests for that part of the body. The body has 1,780 named structures and organs. [ Learn by Playing ] 875 questions and picture quizzes. A leveling system shows how you're progressing. Tests on naming organs and structures (in Latin too). A general knowledge quiz. For example: Which organ makes insulin? Visual quizzes with explanations. Latin tests: if your professor takes points off for “collarbone,” this is the quiz that says clavicula. Every question gives you the right answer and an explanation that helps it stick. [ Rich Library and Human Body Atlas ] Every structure with a picture, all in one place. Filter by category. Search in English or Latin. Read what each one does. Mark the ones on your exam or the ones you want to practice. [ Stats, Study Tools, and Flashcards ] * Review your wrong answers. * Save the organs and questions you need and practice only those. * Questions come back flashcard style after 1, 3, 7, 16, and 35 days, so each one returns right about when it would start slipping your mind. [ Who Uses the App Most? ] Medical students, nurses, physical therapists, dentists, and paramedics before a practical exam. High school anatomy and physiology students. Trainers and massage therapists working toward a certification. Parents with a curious kid. And anyone who wants to know more about their own body. [ We Value Your Privacy ] No ads. No account or registration. Works offline, on a plane or in a basement lecture hall. Light and dark mode for studying at night. Supports iPhone and iPad. [ FULL VERSION ] You get more than half of the questions, the library, and the human body atlas for free. The full version includes three 3D bodies, all the quizzes and questions, almost 2,000 organs and structures, and more. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://pixelsorter.com/anatomik/privacy