Bone Genius

Bone Genius makes learning skeletal anatomy fun! Whether you are pre- med, pre- nursing, or just looking to explode some bones, Bone Genius can help. Put away your anatomy book and learn while you play!

Reaslistic, 3D graphics engage and inform. This is not a cartoon game for little kids!

Challenge yourself to learn placement and naming of bones, or take it up a notch and master the bony landmarks in detail. Track your personal best scores and climb the worldwide leaderboards. Set a personal record with your best times in each challenge!

Bone Genius can help you ace your upcoming exam. Learn how bones fit together, the name and pronunciation of each bone! Or add difficulty in expert level and test your knowledge of the names of bony landmarks.

Features:
• Beginner through Expert play modes for a wide range of learning levels.
• Four challenges (skull, arm/ hand, leg, torso) include every bone in the body, in realistic, three-dimensional detail.

Have questions, problems, or feedback? Reach out to us at feedback@vidasystems.com.

Check out our awesome reviews!

AppPicker says: "This app is ideal for those in pre-nursing or pre-med school to help them not just learn the information but retain the knowledge."

http://www.apppicker.com/reviews/14837/Bone-Genius-app-review-injecting-some-fun-into-medical-knowledge

Pulse of Apps says: "Bone Genius will allow easy movement of the finger to turn tedious cramming into an interesting game."

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Students and Teachers love Bone Genius!

“Bone Genius is great preparation for the test! As I prepare for a career in health care, I need to know the location and name of bones in the shoulder, spine, thorax, sacrum, knee – everything! This app helps me commit everything to memory, and it doesn’t feel like studying.” –Piper S., community college pre-nursing student

“As an instructor, I have been impressed with how Bone Genius aids my students in an engaging way. They learn bone morphology and terminology in a way that is far superior to an anatomy textbook or atlas.” –John P., university professor, human anatomy and physiology

“Fitness instructors, yoga teachers, physical therapy or even massage professionals – this is an essential tool for all of us. The visual impact is incredible, and learning in this form, through a game, is so much more fun that studying a reference book.“-Meredith S., pilates teacher