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Real Bodywork is a site that’s focused primarily on muscles, organs and the skeleton, giving students 60 second quick-fire quizzes to help the memorisation process. This separates anatomy arcade from the other quiz-based games as the challenge builds alongside your progress. Notice how the games work on a level by level basis. Here’s a teacher demonstrating how Whack-A-Bone, a super fast way to learn skeletal anatomy, works. Particularly useful for first year med students looking for a quick overview first before diving into the details. Head there and you’ll find games catering to each organ system that’ll get you up to speed fast. Their website though, although it requires Flash to be installed to run games properly (don’t worry that’s free), is still quite a smart resource too. Getting you even further into serious examination mode.Ĭheck out the anatomy tag of the site here.Īnatomy Arcade is well known for developing iPad apps designed to ease high-school aged people into the vast area of anatomy. You’ll also have to work to a timer with most of these too. One great thing about this resource? The diversity of the quiz formats and the images used. Topics include brain anatomy (as shown in the game above), bones, anatomy of the heart, skin, ear and eye. You’ll find hundreds of games covering many different areas.

INTERACTIVE PHYSIOLOGY WEB VERSION FREE

From a learning anatomy perspective that means there’s tons of great free content that can help you in getting an edge. PurposeGames (not a typo) are a user-generated content site where both students and teachers can submit games in exchange for rewards. You have drop down multiple choice questions (the types seen in most University’s medical school examinations) as well as diagram label matching for muscles, nerves, functions and everything else.Ĭheck out the site by clicking this link. Land on the main menu and you’ll find individual sub-links to further content areas, including each major system, a general anatomy introduction, biochemistry and histology too. UM’s WebAnatomy portal might be bordering on the old and unsupported but it’s still a treasure trove of quizzes, games, general questions and identification challenges. The snapshot icon at the top center will take a snapshot of your scene that can then be saved as a jpg or drawn on with the included pen tools.11 Final Thoughts: Free Anatomy & Physiology Study Games For College Students Anatomy & Physiology Study Gamesįancy learning anatomy with board games? Check out this post.Quiz when enabled when you pick a part rather than displaying the part's name a multiple choice menu will appear allowing you to quiz yourself.

Explode moves all the parts in your scene away form a central point that you can interactively position.

Slice allows you to slice the parts in your scene in either an X, Y or Z plane.

Pick returns you to the default mode of picking parts and rotating your camera.

Annotations allows you to create your own notes and markers that will be saves when you save your scene.

You can turn parts on and off using the check marks by each object or group of objects.

Hierarchy is a list of all the entities you have in your current scene.

Zygote Scenes is a collection of scenes created by Zygote Media Group with annotations identifying anatomical landmarks.

All annotations, pins and visible items will be saved.

My Scenes allows you to load and save scenes you have created.

Use the model select icon above the anatomy slider on the left to load different models.

Use the 'Pin' tool on the items name to pin an item allowing you to select multiple items.

Use the down arrow on the items name to reveal information about the item.

Use the 'Zoom to' tool on the items name to center the view on the item.

Unlike Ctrl+clicking an entity the visibility tool will leave hide the items until 'Unhide All' is clicked on the upper right.

Use the visibility icon on an entities name to hide an item.

This will keep it selected while you select more.

Shift+click on entities or labels (or click on the 'pin' icon in a label) to pin an entity.

Ctrl+click on entities to quickly hide entities.

Click on the background or on the X to undo selection.

Use the searchbox at the upper right to search, or click on entities to select them.

Click on the toggle below the slider to control layers individually.

Use the opacity slider on the left to reveal layers.

rotation and hold Ctrl down to pan the view.

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Change from Capsule to Orbit mode in the upper right to enable full 3d.

Click+drag with the mouse to rotate, scroll to zoom.