A sound knowledge of the structure and function of the human body in all of its intricacies is the foundation of medical education. The Focus Animated Essential Atlas of Anatomy and Physiology is one such tool that provides enormous ways to learn, review and teach the human anatomical systems and their physiology.
The CPR Game is a unique and fun cardiac arrest simulator for persons with advanced CPR training. It has been developed to help healthcare/medical students, residents, paramedics and nurses become more proficient in advanced CPR. It is designed for someone who has taken BLS, ACLS or ATLS.
Essential Anatomy
Essential Anatomy contains over 2,500 highly detailed anatomic structures. Each one of these structures allows the user to access the correct audio pronunciation in English, along with the associated Latin nomenclature. Essential Anatomy is designed to be a seamless and fluid 3D experience. Simple navigation allows the user to intuitively find, isolate and bookmark any anatomic structure of arrangement.
Provides lessons and tests for a variety of common medical conditions including allergies, wounds, strokes, heart attacks, burns, choking, seizures, unconsciousness, etc. Provides the absolute basic and tells you to call 911 and wait most of the time. Gives first aid preparedness steps in the event of emergencies.
Includes more than 200 common syndromes. It allows searching by symptoms and shows chromosomal locations of conditions. This app provides a quiz feature.
Learn heart murmurs the easiest way possible with Heart Murmur Pro. With 23 heart sounds included along with a wealth of clinically relevant information for each, you'll master heart sounds in no time at all.
The Hematology Atlas allows multiple interactive options (e.g. rapid side-by-side comparisons of the individual entities, etc.), encompasses the normal and abnormal hematologic entities and displays them all through a very user-friendly environment.
Muscle & Bone Anatomy 3D
Exposes the different layers of muscle within the human body. Rotating the model in one direction will slowly remove superficial layers exposing deeper muscles until the skeleton is reached. Includes quizzes.
