Sources, method and limits

The lab teaches 22 bones (or groups of bones) and 17 joints. Each 3D model is exported from the Z-Anatomy atlas by a repeatable script, so it shows the same anatomy as that atlas — bones with their articular cartilage, and for joints the capsule, ligaments, discs and menisci as separate parts.

Of 362 landmarks taught, 300 carry a marker on the 3D model. A marker is placed only at the point where the Z-Anatomy anatomist placed that label's leader line; we never estimate a position. The rest are taught from the list.

Spotting images are renders of the same models, not photographs and never X-rays. A question points at a landmark only when that point is visible from the camera.

Practice answers and mock exams are marked on our server; the answer key is not sent to your browser before you answer. Exam settings (stations, time, marks) are practice defaults, not any university's official format.

The written content was drafted against standard anatomy textbooks and then checked a second time, line by line, for errors. It has not yet been reviewed by a named anatomy teacher; if you find a mistake, please tell us through the contact page.