The Missouri State University Libraries has added two additional trial modules to the Draw It To Know It database, which already covered human Neuroanatomy. The new modules facilitate understanding of Gross Anatomy and Physiology and are on a 30-day trial, which began on March 30.

Each module contains detailed tutorials, flashcards, and a question bank. Gross Anatomy and Neuroanatomy also include a muscle/nerve directory. The Neuroanatomy module includes a brain atlas. Students can formulate a customized study plan, and progress at their own pace through the interactive tutorials.  

The Gross Anatomy module takes a comprehensive approach to the macroscopic structure of tissues and organs.  The Physiology module also adopts a comprehensive approach to the study of molecular, cellular, and organ system interactions.  Both modules contain a special focus on topics covered on the USMLE and COMLEX Exams. Clinical correlations are presented to integrate anatomy and physiology with the pathophysiologic basis of disease. 

The existing Neuroanatomy module adopts a comprehensive approach to neuroanatomy and related neuroembryology, neurohistology, and neurophysiology with a special focus on their implications for neuropathology and general neurology. Topics covered on the USMLE and COMLEX Exams and the ABPN Neurology Boards are highlighted. 

To use any of these three modules, please use this link (suitable for bookmarking): https://purl.missouristate.edu/library/databases/DRAWIT  

Or go to the Libraries’ homepage, click on the “Articles & Databases” tab in the center of the page, then click the link to “List all databases by title,” and scroll to Draw It To Know It. 

 

Please feel free to send any feedback or questions to Andrea Miller at AndreaMiller@MissouriState.edu.