Instant Anatomy Flash Cards

Name: Instant Anatomy Flash Cards
Price: 4.99 USD
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Andrew Whitaker

Medical

$4.99 · Designed for iPad

1 Rating
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Medical
Developer

Andrew Whitaker
Language

EN
English
Size

255.8
MB

Also Included In

Instant Anatomy App Collection

Medical

This application provides learners of human anatomy with 560 diagrams or flash cards for learning, revision or as a quick reference guide. They are ideal for medical or nursing students, biological studies students and physiotherapists or doctors looking to refresh their knowledge. The content is split into the following parts of the body: • Head and Neck - 204 diagrams • Thorax - 67 diagrams • Abdomen - 104 diagrams • Arm - 112 diagrams • Leg - 81 diagrams Each section is then split into the following: • Areas/Organs • Vessels • Nerves • Joints • Muscles • Surface Anatomy • Vertebral Levels The diagrams can all be zoomed in using the pinch gesture and can be viewed in landscape or portrait. There is also a search function allowing you to find any diagram using a keyword. The material is presented by Dr Robert Whitaker who spent his clinical career as a paediatric urological surgeon. Having retired from surgery, Dr Whitaker now teaches clinically applied topographical anatomy to first-year medical students at the University of Cambridge, in the UK. He also teaches clinically applied anatomy to surgical, radiological and other speciality trainees and is a former examiner for the MRCS at the English and Edinburgh Colleges of Surgeons. Dr Whitaker is also the co-author of the top selling book Instant Anatomy. See our website for more information - www.instantanatomy.net

Ratings & Reviews

5.0

out of 5

1 Ratings

Cool Flash Cards
06/05/2012

Marjorie Nicoleau
This is great. I'm in the medical field and this is what I needed for the hospital. When I'm with a patient, it's important to show them what body parts are being affected and how the treat and correct the problem before it gets worse. Once they visualize this, then I work on step two: proper assesement and contining future rehabilitation. Thank you.😃👍💣🔔
Cool Flash Cards
06/05/2012

Marjorie Nicoleau

This is great. I'm in the medical field and this is what I needed for the hospital. When I'm with a patient, it's important to show them what body parts are being affected and how the treat and correct the problem before it gets worse. Once they visualize this, then I work on step two: proper assesement and contining future rehabilitation. Thank you.😃👍💣🔔
very clear
10/26/2010

ben_mare
love this series of apps, these diagrams are brilliant, use them everyday as a med student
very clear
10/26/2010

ben_mare

love this series of apps, these diagrams are brilliant, use them everyday as a med student
good app
12/17/2010

ihope1274
great diagrams
good app
12/17/2010

ihope1274

great diagrams
Don't buy
04/14/2012

Beachbug40
This app is horrible! When u look at muscles of an area you get origin and insertion sights on the bone. Not the muscles themselves. You think you're getting a picture of something, but when the page opens its not what it says it's supposed to be. Like the sciatic nerve being found under the "surface anatomy" category of of the leg. Ok, not really surface anatomy, but whatever.but u get these crude drawings of what is supposed to be the sciatic nerve and how it travels down the leg (I'm assuming that's what it's trying to illustrate, but that's only because I know it). If I had to use this app to help myself study anatomy I would be SCREWED. Not a cool app at all.
Don't buy
04/14/2012

Beachbug40

This app is horrible! When u look at muscles of an area you get origin and insertion sights on the bone. Not the muscles themselves. You think you're getting a picture of something, but when the page opens its not what it says it's supposed to be. Like the sciatic nerve being found under the "surface anatomy" category of of the leg. Ok, not really surface anatomy, but whatever.but u get these crude drawings of what is supposed to be the sciatic nerve and how it travels down the leg (I'm assuming that's what it's trying to illustrate, but that's only because I know it). If I had to use this app to help myself study anatomy I would be SCREWED. Not a cool app at all.