Daily Anatomy Flashcards

I rarely rate things. But this seems to be a well put together app for anatomy flashcards and learning. And it’s completely free as far as I can tell so no. I haven’t seen any ads and haven’t had to make any in app purchases. Which can’t be beat. That said, it teaches recall more than recognition. What I mean by that is the photos are of the same orientation all the time. You may recall the image but does that mean you’d actually recognize the 3 dimensional structure in a model? Also anatomy is such much easier with an understanding of the latin roots the anatomy takes its name from and there isn’t any flashcards that teach these Latin roots. Which seems like a massive oversight. But for an entirely free app. You really can’t complain. It does what it does well. Just understand that what it does is limited.

Im 13 and when I am older I would really like to be a cardiac surgeon. From what I have seen so far this app is really good. I have trouble remembering things but if I do this everyday I’m sure I will be able to remember. I know being a cardiac surgeon you would operate on things relating to the heart but obviously if I’m going to be a surgeon I still need to know these things. The younger I start learning these things, the better I’ll be and the better surgeon I will be. I’m sorry if my grammar or my English isn’t good, English isn’t my first language. I really suggest getting this app if you’re studying for a class, you are a doctor, or you are like me who wants to be a surgeon when they are older. Thank you for reading this ☺️

For a free app, Kenhub did a great job. The app is fluid and fast and functions well. iPhone X support is lacking, and there are only muscles and bones for the upper and lower limb available as of now. It seems it has been this way for a while as there has been no recent update to the app. I’d gladly pay a nominal fee to have the content improved on, as innervations and actions of the muscles are more clinically relevant and testable than memorizing where they are located in Kenhub’s gorgeous illustrations. When getting an answer correct, there is no ability to pause and reflect on the answer choice, thus if you made a guess the app assumes you knew the answer, do not need to review it and moves on. Keeping the image up after answering correctly could help us reinforce the correct answer choice. Being produced by Kenhub, this app has a lot of potential and I wish I would’ve been able to utilize it for more before my upcoming MSK exam.