Anatomy Quiz

Dr. Alexander Streuer

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About this app

Anatomy Quiz is a game, which provides an easy way to learn anatomical structures like bones, muscles or organs.


Features:

3 different modes to learn!

• Choose It:
In this mode an anatomical structure from a selected lesson is marked. In addition, 4 different choosing options are presented. Your task is to find the correct answer.
Difficulty: easy
Perfect for beginners!

• Touch It:
An terminological name is given - like "humerus". Your task is to find this structure on an anatomical image and touch the correct body part.
Difficulty: medium
Perfect for advanced learners!

• Type It:
An anatomical structure from the human body is marked. Your task is to type the name of the shown structure.
Difficulty: hard
Perfect for experts!


The language of the terms can be choosed between latin or english.


Content of the lessons:

• overview of important bones
• skeleton of the hip and spinal column, upper and lower limb and the skull
• joints of the upper limb

• overview of important muscles
• muscles of the trunk, upper and lower limb, face

• overview of important organs
• anatomical structures of the heart, lungs, gastrointestinal tract and brain

• and many more will follow


High quality images of great authors like Johannes Sobotta, Hermann Braus, Henry Gray and Sigismond Laskowski.


If you find any errors or if you have any suggestions, feel free to write me!

Ratings and reviews

I don't like that it can't handle minor grammatical errors and that you have to type the word "muscle" after the name of each muscle for it to mark it as correct. it's such a waste of time. The ranking system is unnecessary and it would be good if you could opt out. Other useful information that I need to learn include the origin, insertion and innervation for each muscle. I'd love an app that included those

For a self made app, there's alot of thought and effort put into this. Of course there are many things that could be improved in terms of the number of questions, variance of diagrams, types of questions asked etc. I won't comment too much on the UI cause it's actually quite well organized and doesn't look like it was made in the 80s like many other educational apps. Really great work and hope to see more!

I'm trying to study for an upcoming test, and wanted a quiz or game on anatomy. Found yours, and just started it when I got to a picture of the lesser trochanter. I typed it exactly how I know it's spelt, and got it wrong. I took a screenshot of it, so I had proof prior to completing this review and maybe showing a small glitch. Emailed you a picture. Can you assist me on what I did wrong in your app.

What's new

• Bug fixes