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Anatomy
Anatomy is nomenclature, relations and pathways that all have to land in the right place. Lumi makes you say names, origins and insertions again and again until they come out on their own.

How to turn this subject into cards
Work region by region, or take bones, muscles, vessels and nerves separately. One note per structure, with its relations, its course and what it supplies or innervates. Quiz yourself in both directions, from the name to the function and back. The trap is recognising a diagram without being able to redraw it from memory. Lumi helps with nomenclature, lists and nerve numbers.
Example card
Try it, Lumi turns it into fill in the blank questions in your browser.
Anatomy · teach this card to Lumi
The clavicle connects the sternum to the scapula. The vagus nerve is cranial nerve X. The femur is the longest bone in the body. The rotator cuff is made up of four muscles that stabilize the shoulder.
Lumi’s question
The _____ connects the sternum to the scapula.
Pick the missing word


Answer right to light Lumi up
Its lamp fades when a fact slips away.
Levels where Lumi offers this subject
- PASS and LAS (first year of health studies) · France
- Health studies after the first year · France
- Community college · United States
- College or university · United States
- Grad school · United States
- Med school · United States
- Undergraduate degree · United Kingdom
- Master’s degree · United Kingdom
- Vocational training (FP) · Spain
- MIR · Spain
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Teach this to Lumi
Give Lumi your anatomy notes, it gives them back as questions at the right moment.


