I am a college student and this past year I had to learn a lot about human anatomy. The picture I saw of the app was of the bones of the skull- which I had to learn, so this app really got my attention. I wish I could have had this app to help me study and to do better in my Anatomy class.
Netter’s Anatomy Flash Cards would have been a great way to make my Anatomy class a lot easier. The pictures are the same ones that are used in the Netter’s Atlas of Human Anatomy, and they review areas of origin and insertion, action, innervation, and anatomical relevance. More than 300 images are available, including 84 for the head and neck and 24 for the back and spinal cord. Flash cards are also available for a great learning experience. You can teach yourself and learn at your own pace in Study Mode and you can also quiz yourself to see how you’re doing in Quiz Mode.
The app is a little pricey at $39.99, but according to MacLife Magazine, “[t]his venerable tool for medical students is reproduced faithfully, with new, helpful features. It’s nearly indispensable for medical students of all levels.” Netter’s Anatomy Flash Cards app seems like it would be worth the extra money to me.