Interactive Anatomy and Physiology Practice: Before Class, After Class, Before the Exam
New from Glenn Wolkenfeld at Learn-Biology.com: An interactive anatomy and physiology course with flashcards, quizzes, diagram challenges, and AI-graded short-answer questions for every unit. The first unit, the Cardiovascular System: The Heart, is ready now.
Everything students need to master A&P
A&P has one of the highest content loads in high school or college science. Our activities give students the structured retrieval practice they need — not just before the test, but throughout the unit.
Students tend to study A&P the night before the exam. Our website and app make meaningful practice available before class, after class, and before the test. As studying spreads out, retention improves.
Built on the same approach that helped thousands of students master AP Biology — now designed for A&P, with content matched to leading texts like OpenStax and Marieb.
Four Activity Types – Each One Designed to Build Understanding
Flashcards
A&P vocabulary is relentless — and most of it is anchored to diagrams. Our flashcards connect terms to structures so students build the visual fluency they need for labs, practicals, and exams.
Multiple Choice
Most multiple choice questions just mark answers right or wrong. Ours explain why — and repeat missed questions until students get them right. Every quiz leads to mastery.
Tap Challenges
Students click directly on diagrams to identify structures — the same skill tested in lab practicals. Built-in hints guide them toward the answer without giving it away.
Short answer questions
Short-answer questions with AI coaching give students writing practice without adding to your grading load. Students get immediate, substantive feedback on their scientific reasoning.
Demonstration Unit (current working example)
Free to explore with any Learn-Biology.com account — free trials welcome (no credit card required).
Student Progress and Performance Tracking
Instructors can monitor student completion and performance across diagrams, quizzes, and short-answer activities
Results can be used for homework, classwork, participation, or formative assessment, depending on how the course is taught
Performance data helps instructors identify gaps, follow up with individual students, and support learning before tests or practicals
Human Anatomy and Physiology Main Menu
Levels of Organization
1. Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology
2. The Chemical Basis of Life
3. Cell Structure and Function
4. Cellular Respiration and Metabolism
5. Tissues of the Body
Support and Movement
6. Integumentary System
7. Bones and Bone Tissue
8. Axial Skeleton
9. The Appendicular Skeleton
10. Joints
11. Muscle Tissue Structure and Function
12. The Muscular System: Anatomy
Regulation, Integration, and Control
13. Neurons, Synapses, and Neurotransmitters
14. Anatomy of the Nervous System
15. The Somatic Nervous System
16. The Autonomic Nervous System
17. The Special Senses
18. Endocrine System
Energy, Maintenance, and Environmental Exchange
19. Digestive System
20. Principles of Nutrition
21. The Respiratory System
22. The Urinary System
23. Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance
Fluids and Transport
24. The Cardiovascular System: Blood
25. The Cardiovascular System: The Heart
26. The Cardiovascular System: Blood Vessels and Circulation
27. The Lymphatic and Immune System
Reproduction and Development
28. The Reproductive System
29. Development
Special topics
30. The Human Microbiome
Attribution: Portions of this Table of Contents were adapted from Anatomy and Physiology by OpenStax, used under CC BY 4.0.
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