Pocket Brain Hack 2.5 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Pocket Anatomy
Category: Medical
Price: $0.99 (Download for free)
Version: 2.5
ID: com.emedia.PocketBrain
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Description
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL NEUROLOGY APP EVER DESIGNED
-- 50% DISCOUNT FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY -- $19.99 --> $9.99.
Pocket Brain redefines what engaging medical education content truly is. Our award-winning brain app, with its elegant design in eight layers of 3D neuro-anatomy, cross sections, and nerve pathway animations, contains over 50,000 words of learning material.
At Pocket Anatomy, we work with healthcare professionals, educators and patients to design meaningful and beautiful mobile medical education software.
BENEFITS:
+ All anatomical content resides in the app (no need for wi-fi or 3G).
+ 3D Rotating Brain with 8 layers of interactivity.
+ 50,000 words of supplementary detailed learning content.
+ Intuitive navigation (so you don’t have to scroll through a long lists)
+ Multiple quiz types & options, enabling self-paced learning.
+ Interactive engaging multimedia content.
+ Universal Build for iPhone and iPad
Pocket Brain is your premium medical education mobile reference tool. It assists the medical, nursing and health care practitioner learn clinically relevant anatomy of the human brain for examination, revision and patient education purposes.
The intuitive navigation enables the user to navigate through the protective meninges layers and sub-cortical structures into the ventricles with the ability to view each layer in 3D. Additional cross sections and nerve pathways have also been added.
Anatomical structures in each layer are pinned for identification and associated with each pin is additional concise relevant information including clinical notes.
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
“This interactive app for iPhone and iPad renders the old-fashioned textbook pretty close to obsolete.”
***** C-NET
“Blown away by this app, and thoroughly recommend it to any medical, nursing, or healthcare student.”
***** - iMedicalApps.com
“Provides a detailed look at eight layers of the brain, including cross sections, nerve pathways, and a load of supplementary learning material.”
***** - The Verge
“The ultimate interactive brain atlas....we can see this app as being vital to medical professionals and those studying anatomy and neuroanatomy.”
***** - AppAdvice.com
“Excellent visuals and a seamless 3D navigation interface.”
***** - MedGadget.com
SUITE OF APPS
Our suite contains the following medical education apps:
+ Pocket Anatomy - Interactive Human Body
+ Pocket Brain - Interactive Neuroanatomy
+ Pocket Heart - Interactive Cardiology
Unlike alternative human anatomy software, our apps have been co-developed with practitioners, educators and medical students (from storyboard phase right through to present day versions on the store).
We see our range of apps as ever evolving, and we invite you, our external team members, to share your feedback with us on how to improve the content, usability and design of our apps.
Click on the Support link below to participate in our Product Improvement Program.
-- 50% DISCOUNT FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY -- $19.99 --> $9.99.
Pocket Brain redefines what engaging medical education content truly is. Our award-winning brain app, with its elegant design in eight layers of 3D neuro-anatomy, cross sections, and nerve pathway animations, contains over 50,000 words of learning material.
At Pocket Anatomy, we work with healthcare professionals, educators and patients to design meaningful and beautiful mobile medical education software.
BENEFITS:
+ All anatomical content resides in the app (no need for wi-fi or 3G).
+ 3D Rotating Brain with 8 layers of interactivity.
+ 50,000 words of supplementary detailed learning content.
+ Intuitive navigation (so you don’t have to scroll through a long lists)
+ Multiple quiz types & options, enabling self-paced learning.
+ Interactive engaging multimedia content.
+ Universal Build for iPhone and iPad
Pocket Brain is your premium medical education mobile reference tool. It assists the medical, nursing and health care practitioner learn clinically relevant anatomy of the human brain for examination, revision and patient education purposes.
The intuitive navigation enables the user to navigate through the protective meninges layers and sub-cortical structures into the ventricles with the ability to view each layer in 3D. Additional cross sections and nerve pathways have also been added.
Anatomical structures in each layer are pinned for identification and associated with each pin is additional concise relevant information including clinical notes.
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
“This interactive app for iPhone and iPad renders the old-fashioned textbook pretty close to obsolete.”
***** C-NET
“Blown away by this app, and thoroughly recommend it to any medical, nursing, or healthcare student.”
***** - iMedicalApps.com
“Provides a detailed look at eight layers of the brain, including cross sections, nerve pathways, and a load of supplementary learning material.”
***** - The Verge
“The ultimate interactive brain atlas....we can see this app as being vital to medical professionals and those studying anatomy and neuroanatomy.”
***** - AppAdvice.com
“Excellent visuals and a seamless 3D navigation interface.”
***** - MedGadget.com
SUITE OF APPS
Our suite contains the following medical education apps:
+ Pocket Anatomy - Interactive Human Body
+ Pocket Brain - Interactive Neuroanatomy
+ Pocket Heart - Interactive Cardiology
Unlike alternative human anatomy software, our apps have been co-developed with practitioners, educators and medical students (from storyboard phase right through to present day versions on the store).
We see our range of apps as ever evolving, and we invite you, our external team members, to share your feedback with us on how to improve the content, usability and design of our apps.
Click on the Support link below to participate in our Product Improvement Program.
Version history
2.5
2014-11-12
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
You asked, we listened! Meet Pocket Brain for iOS 8 - our best just got better!
This update includes:
+ Optimization for iOS 8
+ New Layer Slider to quickly navigate between layers.
+ New Icons and Layout Design
We're busy working on our next update so keep your suggestions and feature requests coming. Oh, and if you have a moment, a virtual "high five" in the review section would be greatly appreciated!
Made in NYC and Galway, Ireland.
You asked, we listened! Meet Pocket Brain for iOS 8 - our best just got better!
This update includes:
+ Optimization for iOS 8
+ New Layer Slider to quickly navigate between layers.
+ New Icons and Layout Design
We're busy working on our next update so keep your suggestions and feature requests coming. Oh, and if you have a moment, a virtual "high five" in the review section would be greatly appreciated!
Made in NYC and Galway, Ireland.
2.4
2013-09-25
+ iOS7 UI
+ Improved Learning Content
We see our range of apps as ever evolving, and we invite you, our external team members, to share your feedback with us on how to improve the content, usability and design of our apps.
Made in Ireland & USA.
+ Improved Learning Content
We see our range of apps as ever evolving, and we invite you, our external team members, to share your feedback with us on how to improve the content, usability and design of our apps.
Made in Ireland & USA.
2.3
2013-08-02
★★★★★ Improved performance
★★★★★ New Icon
We see our range of apps as ever evolving, and we invite you, our external team members, to share your feedback with us on how to improve the content, usability and design of our apps.
Made in IRELAND & USA
★★★★★ New Icon
We see our range of apps as ever evolving, and we invite you, our external team members, to share your feedback with us on how to improve the content, usability and design of our apps.
Made in IRELAND & USA
2.2
2013-02-22
Improved legibility to learning content
Minor bug fixes to Quiz
Minor bug fixes to Quiz
2.1
2013-01-22
New Glossary Items
Improved User Interface
Improved User Interface
2.0
2012-12-04
New User Interface
New Drawing Tool
New Drawing Tool
1.2
2012-08-02
Improvements:
✓ US National Library of Medicine's Visible Human Content
✓ Enhanced Search Function
✓ US National Library of Medicine's Visible Human Content
✓ Enhanced Search Function
1.1
2012-04-03
+ Notes Feature (bug fixed)
+ New Bookmarking Feature
+ Retina GUI Added
+ New Bookmarking Feature
+ Retina GUI Added
1.0
2012-03-20
Ways to hack Pocket Brain
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Ratings
4.1 out of 5
10 Ratings
Reviews
Aelanine,
Strictly anatomy, no neurotransmitters
If you are looking for an app that will teach you where all features of the brain are, this is a great one. It has all the major structures and an astonishing amount of minor structures with info on each. The only problem is it doesn’t mention what neurotransmitters you would expect to find in different areas (you would expect it to have this for areas like the substantial nigra).
Picmonic Fan,
Excellent!!!
Pocket Brain can be adapted from the beginning student to helping with clinical applications. Quizzes can be as simple as a 3 question multiple choice quiz on the cranium to all regions tested with a very extensive quiz. Learning can involve a quiz on the 181 pins that complete the structures all the way down to select questions on a specific level such as low pons. Thanks!
JesicaPINEAPPLE,
Nice app
Very good app however some structures don’t work. The app is missing Globus Pallidus in the brain pin. Fix this
christopher.ortega88,
Where are the clinical cases
I was impressed with the app till I realized the false advertising. In the pictures of the app on the store it shows that you can get clinical cases and even in some videos. Sadly, there are no clinical cases. Would have given 5 stars if the app developers didn't falsely lie.
DrJelly,
Wow Again
I have all three Pocket apps and they have provided me with the best virtual anatomy studying experience ever! Although you learn anatomy in school, I find myself forgetting them quickly, especially when I don't use it often. Well, Pocket apps provided the best alternative to a human cadaver. Not only can I see everything more clearly (with the coloring and all) but I can go into different layers of the human anatomy just as I could in a cadaver. The Pocket Brain is the latest Pocket app and it presented the brain in such a visually appeasing way that I think every healthcare professionals and students should have one. The app has 3D brain structures and allows rotation to view all dimensions. There are also cross sections of the various regions of the brain further helps the user position the relative location of each structure. Sever pathways are also included. I know the price seems to be a big high but considering the usefulness of it all, it's well worth the $20. For the medical students, think of the space you save in your already loaded book bags! The Pocket apps gives you everything on the iDevice you have! As for the price, what's a $20 or $100 more on top of your med school tuition? It's all worth it!
Sausalito Kid,
Phenomenal
(I always wonder if superlative reviews are plants by the app developers. This isn't. Trust me.)
The visuals are clear, detailed, and move smoothly. The content has a wide breadth, and the depth of information is rich and diverse. I can simply explore the anatomy of the brain, moving from layer to layer, front to back, side to side, system (vascular) to system (nervous), etc. Or I can learn about a syndrome by starting with the glossary and moving from there. Or if I want to know more about one part of the brain I can click on a pin label and proceed from there, finding out about it's physiology and/or clinical relevance.
A friend who is a speech therapist uses this app to explain syndromes to clients and to teach interns. I find it helpful as a psychologist in furthering my understanding of neurological matters, and I just enjoy exploring this miraculous organ in our skulls.
I wish the glossary included basic terms such as sagittal and sulci, but it's a minor criticism.
Pocket Brain is an exemplar of the capacity of tablet technology. And it costs far less than any traditional book on the same topic.
The visuals are clear, detailed, and move smoothly. The content has a wide breadth, and the depth of information is rich and diverse. I can simply explore the anatomy of the brain, moving from layer to layer, front to back, side to side, system (vascular) to system (nervous), etc. Or I can learn about a syndrome by starting with the glossary and moving from there. Or if I want to know more about one part of the brain I can click on a pin label and proceed from there, finding out about it's physiology and/or clinical relevance.
A friend who is a speech therapist uses this app to explain syndromes to clients and to teach interns. I find it helpful as a psychologist in furthering my understanding of neurological matters, and I just enjoy exploring this miraculous organ in our skulls.
I wish the glossary included basic terms such as sagittal and sulci, but it's a minor criticism.
Pocket Brain is an exemplar of the capacity of tablet technology. And it costs far less than any traditional book on the same topic.
EMHopeful,
Amazing app for neuroscience
I'm a 1st year medical student currently in neuroscience. This app is a great learning tool for getting a grasp on the structures of the brain. It has enough detail to make it useful for med students and the ability to rotate structures and remove layers really helps out with difficult areas. I would recommend it to any student
nmcvaugh,
Incomplete, but shows promise
Very nice Netter style illustrations, but sorely lacking in many structures. For example, nucleus accumbens? Not listed. Locus coeruleus? Nope. Glossopharyngeal nerve? Yes, but only at the origin - no pathway information relative to skull or jaw locations and landmarks.
That said, the interface is clean, information about existing structures is reasonably organized, and the quality of illustrations is excellent. Looking forward to a much-needed update and more coverage of structures. If you are teaching or studying neurology it can be a handy addition, but will not replace your other references or atlases.
That said, the interface is clean, information about existing structures is reasonably organized, and the quality of illustrations is excellent. Looking forward to a much-needed update and more coverage of structures. If you are teaching or studying neurology it can be a handy addition, but will not replace your other references or atlases.
Cas14psu,
Great teaching tool!
I use this app to educate parents and athletes on parts of the brain effected by concussion. The 3D graphics are amazing on the iPad! Highly recommend this app to anyone who is an allied healthcare provider.
rdajao,
its a great start
this is a pretty good app, but i wish there were more detail. I'm a first year med student, and whats shown is just a bit too elementary….but this could change with a bit more detail and a couple more pathways. whats shown is still very good though.
