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Table of Contents

The Geeky Medics Anatomy Flashcards Collection contains over 2000 cards covering key anatomical topics of all body regions, including:

Head & neck anatomy (including neuroanatomy)
Thoracic anatomy
Abdominal anatomy
Pelvic anatomy
Upper limb anatomy
Lower limb anatomy

These cards have been created to help you develop and refine your anatomy knowledge and help you prepare for exams.

Our advanced flashcard platform allows you to review flashcards easily, bookmark those cards most relevant to you and even add your own notes to flashcards for future review.

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Flashcard examples

Here are a few examples of the anatomy flashcards contained in our collection of over 2000 cards. 🫁

Review flashcards by deck

We’ve arranged our Anatomy Flashcard Collection into topic-based decks, allowing you to quickly review a range of cards relevant to a specific anatomical region (e.g. thoracic anatomy)

Review flashcards by tag

You can also build a dynamic deck of flashcards based on specific anatomical tags including:

Region (e.g. lower limb, upper limb)
Sub-region (e.g. ankle and foot, axilla)
Tissue type (e.g. muscles, bones)

Review flashcards by bookmark

You can also generate a dynamic flashcard deck from cards you’ve previously bookmarked or answered incorrectly.

Spaced repetition

Spaced repetition is a technique for improving the retention of anatomical information. It works by spacing out the intervals between review sessions. This spacing allows you to consolidate the information making it more likely you will recall it in the future.

Take advantage of our spaced repetition mode to increase your long-term retention of anatomy knowledge by surfacing cards you find most challenging more frequently than those you’ve already mastered.