Test Tools Anatomy Flash Cards

[Thieme]

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In this thread, Thieme will be giving away one copy of Anatomy Flash Cards to one lucky member. Winners for each raffle will be drawn from among the members who post questions about the product or otherwise meaningfully contribute to the discussion.



This handy set of flash cards helps you perfect your understanding of anatomy. Featuring the exquisite illustrations from Atlas of Anatomy, these flash cards are a valuable tool for studying, memorizing, and reviewing the most important concepts in human anatomy. Each card features a full-color illustration with key structures labeled numerically. The reverse side of the card lists the labels.

Features:

· More than 350 full-color illustrations help you master key concepts
· Questions and answers, comments, and clinical applications, where appropriate, help you apply information for real-life practice
· Enclosed ring makes cards conveniently portable
· Page numbers on each card enable easy cross-referencing to Atlas of Anatomy

Purchase these flash cards and gain access to WinkingSkull.com PLUS, an online resource that allows you to study and test yourself with anatomy illustrations and exclusive clinical study material.

View Samples of the Flash Cards
View Table of Contents

2009/372 flash cards
ISBN: 978-1-60406-072-0
List Price: $34.95​

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Use promo code STUD25 when ordering and get 25% off and FREE shipping until February 9, 2009.​

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[Ebola Virus]

Are these flashcards organized by organ-system?

 

[StaphRx]

I just saw a sample view of the card. I love how at the bottom of the card, they tell you the pages from which the figures are taken from. Is it recommended that the cards are used along with the Atlas text?

The questions on the cards are also great. It helps to have them on the cards, as well. Thank you. 😉

 

[Thieme]

Dear SDN members:

Thanks for posting in our forum. Here are answers to your questions, please feel free to PM us with any further questions.


Are these flashcards organized by organ-system?
The flash cards are organized by body region.



I just saw a sample view of the card. I love how at the bottom of the card, they tell you the pages from which the figures are taken from. Is it recommended that the cards are used along with the Atlas text?

Thank you! Yes, it is recommended that students use Atlas of Anatomy to learn and flash cards to review and self test.


Thanks and keep posting!
Rebecca @ Thieme

 

[Flushot]

Would the flash cards happen to reference CTs, MRIs, or other scans associated with the WinkingSkull PLUS feature that is included with the purchase? I know the program is tailored more towards the Atlas of Anatomy, but would there be any flash cards that have labeled scans or anything of the sort to correspond with the online features?

 

[02tigeralum]

I have used the Netter cards before and while I like them, I could really use cards oriented to MRI and CT sections. Do these cards provide CT and MRI images. I am especially interested for Head and Neck anatomy since I will be applying for ENT residency. Thanks.

 

[Flushot]

Yeah, this was basically what I was wondering too, since the online materials provide those things too.

 

[marvolush]

on page 16 of the link to the Table of Contents there's an MRI through the paranasal sinuses. seems like MRIs are present in the flashcards but not sure how prevalent they are along with CTs

 

[yellowumbrella]

What are the advantages of these flashcards over other flashcards available (ie Netters)

 

[scarletgirl777]

Is there a way that these flashcards and the similar/complementary products (i.e. Atlas) can be purchased together at a discounted price?

 

[Thieme]

Would the flash cards happen to reference CTs, MRIs, or other scans associated with the WinkingSkull PLUS feature that is included with the purchase? I know the program is tailored more towards the Atlas of Anatomy, but would there be any flash cards that have labeled scans or anything of the sort to correspond with the online features?

I have used the Netter cards before and while I like them, I could really use cards oriented to MRI and CT sections. Do these cards provide CT and MRI images. I am especially interested for Head and Neck anatomy since I will be applying for ENT residency. Thanks.

The flash cards mainly feature illustrations from Atlas of Anatomy. There are selected cards with scans (about ten), so WinkingSkull.com is the best place to study radiographic images.

What are the advantages of these flashcards over other flashcards available (ie Netters)

The key advantages of Thieme's Anatomy Flash Cards are

Exquisite illustrations
Easy-to-understand illustrations help students identify and recall structures

Careful labeling
We have included the key structures that are most relevant to testing

Supplementary information

• Questions and answers test mastery of key concepts
• Helpful comments compare structures, point out key features, and contextualize learning
• Clinical correlates show applications of anatomical knowledge to practice
• Use of landscape orientation to maximize size
• Inclusion of radiographs where appropriate (about 10 radiographs)
• Convenient cross referencing allows user to refer to atlas as necessary
• Dividers with tables of contents list cards within a unit
• Enclosed ring makes cards conveniently portable
• Winkingskull.comPlus access with additional images, including radiographs

Is there a way that these flashcards and the similar/complementary products (i.e. Atlas) can be purchased together at a discounted price?

At this time, these products are only available individually.


Thanks and keep posting!

Rebecca @ Thieme
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[Thieme]

Q1: What are the advantages of these flashcards over other flashcards available (ie Netters)

Thank you for your question. There are some dramatic differences. Netter is a popular atlas and card set but many have long been frustrated by their lack of radiographs which are so important in medicine today. Radiographs such as MRI's and CT's are an excellent way to learn anatomy and any future practioner must understand fully how to read and understand them as they are so important in the practice of medicine today. The Thieme ANATOMY FLASH CARDS have cards with radiographs throughout. The Thieme F CARDS also contain questions for self testing (with answers) and clinical applications were appropriate. ALl these tools are a great way to learn the application of anatomy to medicine.

Thank you again for your interest - Best regards

 

[iA-MD2013]

Is WinkingSkull.com the online version of the atlas?

 

[ButImLETired]

Do these cards have the same images that are in the atlas?