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Origin, insertion, action, innervation - memorized.
AnatoMemory is a free gross anatomy reference for students. Each structure gets a fast, searchable card: origin, insertion, action, innervation and blood supply for muscles, landmarks for bones, course for nerves, territory for vessels, and location, parts and supply for the organs, glands, joints, ligaments and spaces, with flashcards and quizzes to make all 783 structures stick.
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10 structure types
150 structures
Muscles
Origin, insertion, action, innervation, and blood supply for the major skeletal muscles.
37 structuresBones
Bone types, palpable landmarks, and the joints each bone forms across the skeleton.
5 structuresCartilages
Cartilage type, landmarks, articulations, and whether and when each one ossifies.
84 structuresNerves
Roots, course, and motor and sensory territory for the cranial and peripheral nerves.
145 structuresVessels
Origin, branches, course, and territory for the major arteries and veins.
226 structuresOrgans
Position, parts, relations, and neurovascular supply for the viscera.
33 structuresGlands
Where each gland sits, what it secretes, and how it is supplied.
3 structuresJoints
Articulating surfaces, capsule and ligaments, and the movements each joint allows.
38 structuresLigaments
Attachments and the motion each ligament restrains.
62 structuresSpaces
Boundaries, contents, and communications of the named anatomical compartments.
High-yield structures
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Muscle
Biceps brachii
Turns the forearm palm-up and bends the elbow
MuscleMuscle
Deltoid
Shoulder cap with three directions of pull
MuscleNerve
Sciatic nerve
Large sacral-plexus nerve containing tibial and fibular divisions
NerveBone
Femur
Long thigh bone carrying load between hip and knee
BoneNerve
Median nerve
Major nerve for forearm flexor muscles and thumb control
NerveMuscle
Gastrocnemius
Two-headed calf muscle linking the knee and heel
MuscleVessel
Aorta
The main arterial route from the left ventricle to the body
VesselBone
Humerus
Long bone linking shoulder and elbow
BoneOrganized by region
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