FREE Anatomical directions, planes, and motions Online Training Course insightmedical.org

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Category:

Education

Tags:

• anatomical
• directions
• planes
• motions
• human
• anatomy
• flexion
• extension
• anterior
• posterior
• volar

[clarkslu]

This program might stimulate young viewers to go into the field of medicine. It introduces sophisticated concepts and terminology in easy-to-see-and-understand visual animations. The review sections and the pronouncing glossary are also an excellent way to reinforce learning. Difficult terms, such as "dorsiflexion" and "adduction" are easy to remember b/c of the visuals associated with them. I also liked the "real" images of scans, which reinforced considerably the animations.

[insightmedica1]

Thank you for the kind words. I put a lot of effort into making these courses the best I could using current technology and learning theory.

[Eszterlanc01]

Awesome Sir!

[amanda215a]

Thankyou sooo much i'm sophomore in high school and i'm in a vocational school i'm majoring in health services. This site looks great!! Easier to learn than looking at a stupid book that doesn't move. Haha thanks again!!! (:

[nathyhal]

Very good website thanks!



[smochadooby]

This looks great and will be very helpful for my courses! Thank you. I do wish there was a list of motins which told you what plane they are occuring in- that is always confusing to me when I get to the transverse plane. I will look on the site to see if I can find it.

[Commuterheaven]

Clever use of slider bars. Very intuitive.