Anatomy flashcards are a popular way for students to learn Anatomy and test their level of knowledge and understanding of the subject. Every major Anatomy Atlas publisher has brought out a deck of cards, usually with an image on one side and the name of the image and the related theory on the other side.
Physical flashcards are a much-loved favourite amongst anatomy students. But with increasing numbers taking their studies online, more efficient ways to use flashcards have become available.
The interactive anatomy quizzes from Kenhub are a great example. They're formatted and used similarly to traditional flashcards, but with much more sophisticated ways to memorise and track your progress.
There are six quiz types available, containing thousands of questions across topics. Choose from basic or advanced identification, question bank, muscle attachments, innervations and functions, intelligent mix (a combination of all of the above), or custom quizzes.
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As you make your way through the quiz, our intelligent feedback system adapts to your knowledge levels by giving you more questions on the topics you need help with. The result? You'll identify and master any holes in your knowledge faster and more efficiently than ever.
Another huge benefit is the time you'll save! Instead of painstakingly writing out each question, answer and explanation, you can access thousands of expert written questions at your fingertips. No hand cramp needed.
Want to give it a try? Check out the custom quiz below. Need to study another topic? No problem - after clicking on the quiz, you'll be able to change the topic, focus and difficulty.
By creating the cards yourself, it helps instill the knowledge better because first you have to make notes from your anatomy classes and reading materials and then you have to further summarize it so that only the most important details are left. When you write on the cards it is like revising the bullet points as you go.
If this is all starting to sound a bit bothersome, but you still want to improve your anatomy knowledge in the most efficient way, then make sure to check out the full range of Kenhub anatomy, histology and radiological anatomy flashcard eBooks. They'll cut your time and stress in half.
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If you are taking a class in human anatomy and physiology, then you know that learning about all of the parts of the human body and how they interact can be fascinating, yet challenging. Performing well in your class is likely very important to you, and you know you must study hard so you can perform your best on tests and class assignments. You can make studying easier and more fun by taking advantage of all of the Varsity Tutors' Learning Tools for human anatomy and physiology. A great way to quiz yourself on the topics you may be focusing on in your class is to study with the human anatomy and physiology flashcards.
These free flashcards online are easy to use, and you can study with them any time you have a computer, tablet, or smartphone handy. The human anatomy and physiology study help flashcards can help you put an end to those times during the day when you wish you could study for your class, but you don't have your class textbook or other study materials handy. You likely carry your phone or tablet with you all day long, so the flashcards can help you squeeze in short study sessions when you have unexpected downtime during your day.
The Learning Tools Flashcards for human anatomy and physiology allow you to quiz yourself on important concepts you may be learning in class. The flashcards can help you review gross anatomy topics, like bones, joints, anatomical structure terms, muscles, and organs. They also cover injuries and disorders, including heart injuries, respiratory injuries, immune systems disorders, and many more. Also included are human anatomy and physiology review flashcards that focus on the nervous system, lymphatic system, reproductive systems, sensory organs, and other important topics you will need to know for your class.
While you can always make up your own human anatomy and physiology questions to enter into the blank templates, you can also enter questions that appeared on past tests and quizzes, homework assignments, or practice tests in your textbook. Once you enter questions into the flashcards maker from the study materials you use to study at home or in your dorm, you can then stop lugging around your other bulky study materials, especially that heavy textbook, when you don't need them for class.
When making your new flashcards, be sure to take advantage of the blank fields you are given to explain why the answers are correct. If you have created your own acronyms and other hints that help you remember what you need to learn in class, entering them into this field is a great way to help you remember them to use later, too!
Reviewer: Brian R. MacPherson, PhD (University of Kentucky College of Medicine)
Description: This box of anatomy flashcards is arranged by body regions with an image with numbered labels on one side and answers on the reverse side. In addition to the identification of the numbered structures, the reverse side notes the clinical relationship and has a large comment section. This edition includes access to a digital version.
Purpose: The purpose is to provide a self-assessment tool for students of anatomy, not only for structures in a dissection but all the pertinent information about that structure. The cards are sequenced with the regions of Netter's Atlas of Human Anatomy, 7th edition (Elsevier, 2019). The digital version reproduces the cards with the ability to click each label to reveal the answer and includes a series of multiple-choice questions. Students love self-assessment resources, and flashcards, both print and electronic, have proven to be good sellers.
Audience: Flashcards are most commonly used by students at all levels. They either like them or they don't, dependent on their learning preference. They sell well and this keeps them in revision. These do meet the needs of the intended audience, with the caveat that not all students use flashcards for study. This version has been color-coded for easy identification of the region of the body they represent. They are hole punched for an enclosed ring to help keep them in some sort of order.
Features: This series of cards presents the images from the atlas, as well as some new ones, and test a reasonable number of structures per card (unlike the labels in the print atlas which are numerous). The box they come in is sturdy and will last, which is important as it houses the cards that students do not put on the ring as they move from region to region in their study of the body.
Assessment: These flashcards are a useful and valued learning tool by many students. They would be less useful in courses that deviate from the amount of anatomy that used to be covered in most courses, frustrating students as the cards/website cannot be customized as a learning tool specific to their course. This is becoming an expectation of many professional students.
This handy set of flash cards helps you perfect your understanding of anatomy. Featuring the exquisite illustrations from Atlas of Anatomy, these flash cards are a valuable tool for studying, memorizing, and reviewing the most important concepts in human anatomy. Each card features a full-color illustration with key structures labeled numerically. The reverse side of the card lists the labels.
Anatomy Flash Cards features illustrations from Atlas of Anatomy.
Atlas of Anatomy is based on the work of Michael Schuenke, Erik Schulte, and Udo Schumacher and is edited by Anne M. Gilroy, Brian R. MacPherson, and Jamie Wikenheiser. Illustrations are by Markus Voll and Karl Wesker.
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