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Anatomy Mnemonics Are Even More Effective When Delivered Through Interactive Videos

If you’ve ever wondered if there’s a simple way to remember anatomy facts, you’re in the right place. Discover how video mnemonics can help you remember anatomy information for your next exam and throughout school.

Why Mnemonic Devices for Anatomy Are Useful 

The human body is complex! Anatomy is full of detailed information regarding the body’s systems and structures, and rote memorization simply isn’t enough for something that complicated.

Mnemonics are scientifically proven to help you remember and recall a vast amount of information. That’s why every healthcare student relies on mnemonic devices for anatomy. Chunking, pictures, humor, songs, and acronyms are among the popular memory techniques used today. However, videos that deliver anatomy mnemonics are far more effective. See how with Picmonic.

An Exclusive Sample of Anatomy Mnemonics from Picmonic

Picmonic is a study tool that turns anatomy facts into picture mnemonics. By combining pictures with memorable characters, audiovisual storytelling, and unlimited quizzing, Picmonic boosts the effectiveness of each anatomy mnemonic, making it more memorable and easier to recall. 

Sample a few anatomy mnemonics to test your knowledge. Looking for more? Anatomy is just one of many of Picmonic’s covered medical mnemonics.

Brain Anatomy Mnemonics

This anatomy mnemonic is hard to get out of your head. Let’s cover the brain stem, thalamus, and cerebellum.

BRAiN Consulting – 5 Facts

  1. Primitive Brain: Basement
  2. Stem: Steve
  3. Thalamus: Thaddeus, Thermals, & Thermos
  4. Reticular Formation: Rectangular & Rhett Butler
  5. Cerebellum: Sarah-Palin & Coordinator

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Heart Anatomy Mnemonics

Our interactive Picmonic video for coronary arteries gets us pumped up! 

Crown-heart with Archery-arteries – 8 Facts

  1. Aortic Root: A-orca Roots
  2. Right Coronary Artery (RCA): Right Crown-heart
  3. Right (Acute) Marginal Artery: Right Margarine
  4. Posterior Descending Artery (PDA): Post-terrier Descending
  5. Left Coronary Artery (LCA): Left Crown-heart
  6. Left Anterior Descending (LAD) Artery: Left Anteater Descending
  7. Circumflex Artery: Circumference-compass
  8.  Left Marginal Artery: Left Margarine

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Anatomy Mnemonics for Bones

Bon appétit! Here’s an anatomy mnemonic for feet.

Foot Bones – 8 Facts

  1. Tiger Cubs Need MILC (Talus, Calcaneus, Navicular, Medial Cuneiform, Intermediate Cuneiform, Lateral Cuneiform, and the Cuboid): Tiger Cubs in Need of Milk
  2. Talus: Talons
  3. Calcaneus: Cow-cane
  4. Navicular: Navy-cooler 
  5. Medial Cuneiform: Metal Cow-uniform
  6. Intermediate Cuneiform: In-the-middle Cow-uniform
  7. Lateral Cuneiform: Ladder Cow-uniform
  8. Cuboid: Cube

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Anatomy Mnemonics for Muscles

We hope to lend a helping hand with this anatomy mnemonic.

Hand Muscles – 10 Facts

  1. Opponens Pollicis: Opening-box Police
  2. Abductor Pollicis Brevis: Abs Police in Briefs
  3. Flexor Pollicis Brevis: Flexing Police in Briefs
  4. Flexor Digiti Minimi Brevis: Flexing Digital Mini-me in Briefs
  5. Abductor Digiti Minimi Brevis: Abs Digital Mini-me in Briefs
  6. Opponens Digiti Minimi: Opening-box Digital Mini-me
  7. Lumbricals: Lubricant
  8. Interossei (Palmar and Dorsal): Inner-roses
  9. Palmaris Brevis: Palm-tree with Briefs
  10. Adductor Pollicis: Add-duct-tape Police

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Abdomen Anatomy Mnemonics

Studying abdomen mnemonics can be rock-hard. Here’s an example covering the inguinal canal. 

Iguana Channel – 14 Facts

  1. 2MALT: Two-tutu malt liquors
  2. 2 Muscles Form the Roof: Two muscles over the jungle canopy
  3. Internal Oblique: Internal Obelisks
  4. Transverse Abdominus Muscle: Train-versus-abs guy
  5. 2 Aponeuroses Form the Anterior Wall: Apple-neurotic-tutu by anteater-wall
  6. External and Internal Abdominal Oblique: Aponeuroses Obelisks inside an outside wall
  7. 2 Ligaments Form Floor: 2 Ligaments
  8. Lacunar Ligament: Lake-ligament
  9. Inguinal Ligament: iguana-ligament
  10.  2 T’s Form the Posterior Wall: Mr T-tutu by post-wall
  11. Transversalis Fascia: Train-facial lotion
  12. Conjoint Tendon: Convict-joint
  13.  Deep Ring is Defect in Transversalis Fascia: Deep-diver-life ring by train-facial lotion
  14. Superficial Ring is Formed by Defect in the External Abdominal Oblique: Aponeurosis Super-fish-ring by external-obelisk

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Access More Mnemonics for Anatomy

Anatomy is part of Picmonic’s most loved libraries! No matter what healthcare professional journey you’re on, Picmonic has the best mnemonics to help you learn and recall medical facts. Explore our libraries covering pre-health, nursing, medicine, physician assistant, and more.  

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