Interactive lab
Four core activities
Every activity uses real unit content and keeps your progress in both study modes. Each also appears inside the topic where it helps most.
A vertebra is named by its number, labels hidden: find a fixed point, count, and tap it on the specimen.
In context: 2 Side by side, and practice →Point to the vertebra
0 of 25All 24 vertebrae and the sacrum, asked by number. The prompt names one structure and states the starting view. Labels are hidden. Tap the structure on the specimen; you may rotate and zoom first. You get the recognition cue after a miss and can try again.
Ribs by number and side, and the manubrium, body and xiphoid process.
In context: 4 Practice on the specimen →Point to the rib or the part of the sternum
0 of 27The 24 ribs, left and right asked separately, and the three parts of the sternum. The prompt names one structure and states the starting view. Labels are hidden. Tap the structure on the specimen; you may rotate and zoom first. You get the recognition cue after a miss and can try again.
One of a pair is highlighted in a view that changes from prompt to prompt: work out where the patient's left is, then answer.
In context: 4 Practice on the specimen →Left or right?
0 of 8A rib or a costal cartilage is highlighted. Decide whether it is the patient's left or right in that view. The prompt names one structure and states the starting view. Labels are hidden. Choose the side. You get the recognition cue after a miss and can try again.
The dens, the spinous process of C7, the jugular notch and the sternal angle.
In context: 4 Practice on the specimen →Point to the landmark
0 of 4Only the surface points that were computed on this model and checked on a marked picture are asked. The prompt names one structure and states the starting view. Labels are hidden. Tap the structure on the specimen; you may rotate and zoom first. You get the recognition cue after a miss and can try again.