Anatomy Muscle and Bone: Visual Game & Dictionary app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Vital Acts Inc.
First release : 02 Nov 2012
App size: 29.58 Mb
★★★★★ Test your knowledge, Learn the most fun way with our exclusive and insightful muscle and bone anatomy.
Great visual dictionary for students or anyone interested to learn about muscle and bone parts and their functions!
Professionally made content, photo and convenient grouping Bones and Muscle!
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FEATURING:
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• Clear Graphics
• ALL known Muscles & Bones
• Topic of the day
• Educational Puzzle Game with scores
• Detailed Description of each graphics
• Detailed Anatomy available in following Categories:
★ Chest Skeletal Parts
★ Foot Skeletal Parts
★ Hand Skeletal Parts
★ Head Skeletal Parts
★ Leg Skeletal Parts
★ Pelvis Skeletal Parts
★ Spine Skeletal Parts
★ Shoulder Muscles
★ Abdominal Muscles
★ Arm Muscles
★ Back Muscles
★ Calf Muscles
★ Chest Muscles
★ Forearm Muscles
★ Gluteus Muscles
★ Head Muscles
★ Leg Muscles
★ Neck Muscles
★★ A worth app that will serve as the best pocket reference for folks who love to keep most exclusive apps in their app showcase!
★★ Try it yourself to know the value this app brings in terms of the richness of information.
NOTE: Please use this as a reference.. We have done our level best to gather the most accurate information but there is a likelihood of error and we will be happy correct any that are brought to our attention to our best possible.
Latest reviews of Anatomy Muscle and Bone: Visual Game & Dictionary app for iPhone and iPad
You are missing many muscles. For instance, quadratius lumborum deep low back. Always spasms on me. Some good info though like it so far but only looked for a second. Please continue to add missing parts.
Not impressed with this app, dont bother paying money for it. Very basic, the quiz is useless and there are many spelling mistakes. Waste of money.
Well built app. Quiz doesnt show which answers are right or wrong. Quiz questions are random, rather than topics of choice and only 5 questions per quiz. Maybe not the best for self-study or for A&P student.
I look forward to the next version.
Sometimes the descriptions are unclear or talk about random things without really explaining what its talking about (ie one description talking about golf without ever mentioning the word golf). The descriptions get a bit "out there". There is another app that seems to be the exact same thing (same images, same quizzes, same app design) for a dollar less than this one. Which makes me wonder which app is the original or if one is a rip off. So far Im having fun studying via quizzes. I did notice one question with the soleus highlighted with an answer of gastrocnemius..which is wrong (but not according to the app). So some muscles are wrong in the quizzes and need to be reviewed and corrected. But finding an inaccuracy only helps me keep sharp. Overall, the app needs: Clarification and less randomness in descriptions, Guidance for zooming in on thumbnails (tell me if I am viewing the right or left arm from what view such as anterior or posterior ), Correction of inaccuracies and unclear names (i.e., Change "carpal up" into "Carpal Up (scaphoid)" and make it clear that that is the name of the specific bone) And I would love to see some functions listed such as "laterally abducts the X" or "medially adducts the X" for each muscle. A "functions" box would be better off separate from the description or tips boxes.