Human Anatomy Atlas 2024

Visible Body – Human Anatomy Atlas: FAQ

1. What is the Human Anatomy Atlas?

Human Anatomy Atlas by Visible Body is an interactive 3D anatomy reference app that allows users to explore detailed models of human anatomy. It includes gross anatomy, select microanatomy models, and animations—all available with a one-time purchase on Android devices.

2. What does the one-time purchase include?

The one-time purchase provides access to:

• Complete male and female 3D models of gross anatomy

• Key organs with multi-level anatomical views (e.g., lungs to alveoli, kidneys to nephrons)

• Muscle and bone models with details on actions, attachments, landmarks, innervation, and blood supply

• Fascia models that show compartmental divisions in limbs

• A suite of study tools, including quizzes and dissection features

• The ability to create custom 3D presentations with tags, notes, and drawings

3. Are there additional features available through in-app purchases?

Yes. You can unlock:

• Physiology animations to understand body functions

• Dental anatomy content for specialized learning

These are available separately as optional in-app purchases.

4. Can I dissect models in the app?

Yes! You can:

• Virtually dissect anatomical models on-screen

• Explore cross-sectional anatomy

• Use augmented reality (AR) to bring anatomy into your real-world environment

• Download free lab activities for guided learning

5. Does the app include any quizzes or self-assessments?

Yes. The Human Anatomy Atlas includes interactive 3D dissection quizzes to help you test your understanding and track your progress.

6. Can I create and share my own presentations?

Absolutely. You can build interactive 3D presentations that group models by topic, add labels, tags, notes, and even draw directly on the models in 3D space.

7. Is the Human Anatomy Atlas suitable for students or professionals?

Yes. This app is ideal for:

• Medical and health science students

• Educators and instructors

• Healthcare professionals looking for a visual reference
  It’s designed to support both learning and teaching environments.