8 steps to create your own anatomy flashcards

This video tutorial guides viewers on creating their own anatomy flash cards as a cost-effective and efficient study method. It covers registering on Kenhub for access to anatomy resources, downloading and printing images, and writing essential details on the cards. The tutorial also explains how to laminate and store the cards for durability. Finally, it suggests using Kenhub's online quizzes as an alternative for learning anatomy.

What is one of the main benefits of creating your own anatomy flash cards?

• They are easier to carry around.

• They are more colorful than store-bought ones.

• They help you save time.

• They enhance memory retention through writing.

What is the first step after registering on Kenhub to create flash cards?

• Print the images directly.

• Select and download images from the Kenhub collection.

• Write down anatomical terms.

• Laminate the flash cards.

Which of the following should be included on the back of an anatomy flash card?

• The price of the flash card.

• Innervation and vascularization details.

• The date the image was downloaded.

• The artist's name who drew the image.

What is recommended to ensure the durability of your flash cards?

• Write with a pencil for easy erasing.

• Laminate them or use broad sellotape.

• Store them in a plastic bag.

• Use regular paper for printing.

What can you do if you prefer not to make your own flash cards?

• Skip studying anatomy altogether.

• Use a different website for resources.

• Buy flash cards from a local store.

• Use Kenhub's online quizzes and resources.