Gross anatomy, region by region

3 region guides · first-semester PA

The PANCE files anatomy under body systems; your first-semester course teaches it by region, one dissection at a time, with a written exam and a lab practical at the end of each module. These guides are written in the course's language: for each region, what the written exam asks, what the practical tags, the structures everyone misses, and the clinical correlations that turn into clinical medicine. Each one links to the PANCE body systems it feeds.

Still to come, in the order most programs reach them: Pelvis & perineum · Head & neck · Upper limb · Lower limb. Each guide goes up the week before a typical module reaches it.

The guides are the map; your lectures are the territory.

Drop each anatomy lecture's slides on the dashboard and it comes back as flashcards and board-style questions you can group into a module and run as a timed module exam. The gross anatomy playbook is the weekly loop; the Level-1 anatomy vocabulary deck is the evening-before warm-up.

Drop a lecture Read the playbook

AI-authored study notes, not faculty-reviewed and not medical advice. Verify every structure against your atlas, your dissector, and your lab instructors; programs differ in what they tag.

Gross anatomy, region by region

Back & spinal cord

Thorax

Abdomen

The guides are the map; your lectures are the territory.