Human Anatomy Atlas - 3D
Best apps for physical therapy
List of the best apps
1.Human Anatomy Atlas - 3D
Paid: $24.99Human Anatomy Atlas is back with an improved 3D version. With this powerful tool, you can have a hand a complete and detailed view of the human anatomy.
- Website:http://www.visiblebody.com/atlas_overview
Age rating:12+
Category:Education,Medical
Publisher:Argosy Publishing
Size:1.31 GB
- Genre:Not available
This was a great app that shows the human anatomy. I was looking or areas that were hurting and this app helped me understand the parts that hurt. I was able to better ind information on what type of exercise I could use to help relieve the pain. More
by Wayne Jones
This will not be useful for physical therapy at all.
2.Muscle & Bone Anatomy 3D
Paid: $4.99Muscle & Bone Anatomy 3D is a helpful tool to improve your knowledge of the human musculo-skeletal system. It includes 3D models, quizzes, a viewer with a 3D view of the body, videos and more.
Muscle & Bone Anatomy 3D
- Website:http://www.realbodywork.com/mobile-apps/
Age rating:12+
Category:Education,Medical
Publisher:Real Bodywork
Size:291.57 MB
- Genre:Not available
by Howard Holmes
This app is great for teaching you about the human body, both the muscle and the bone anatomy. I would recommend this to people looking to learn about the human body, and I think this could help for people that need physical therapy too.
3.CORE
Paid: $39.99 with in-app purchasesCORE (Clinical ORthopedic Exam) is a helpful tool for diagnosing musculoeskeletal and orthopedic disorders. It features more than 400 clinical tests with descriptions on how to perform them, including video demonstrations and links to supporting medical references.
CORE
- Website:http://www.clinicallyrelevant.com
Age rating:17+
Category:Medical,Reference
Publisher:Clinically Relevant Technologies
Size:10.89 MB
- Genre:Not available
by Timothy Wong
This is a really helpful tool if you are responsible for diagnosing orthopedic issues. It contains hundreds of tests and will walk you though step by step how to perform them. It's an invaluable reference that is handy and portable. More
by Keith Bishop
This is a decent solution because it has a lot of features for physical therapy. The price of the app is high and may not be affordable for everyone.
4.AnatomyMapp Lite
with in-app purchasesAnatomyMapp Lite is a useful tool for students and practitioners in manual and physical therapy. It features 364 cards with information about muscles, bones, bony landmarks, joints, ligaments and common movements.
AnatomyMapp Lite
- Website:http://www.anatomymapp.com
Age rating:4+
Category:Medical
Publisher:Books of Discovery
Size:104.08 MB
- Genre:Not available
by Sara Simmons
AnatomyMapp Lite is a useful tool for students and practitioners in manual and physical therapy, or for people who are interested in the subject. It provides information on basic concepts, but is not very helpful for those seeking actual physical therapy treatment. More
5.ICD10 Consult 2018
with in-app purchasesICD10 Consult features thousands of medical acronyms and synonyms that you can browse in an easy way. It offers instant ICD9 to ICD10 conversion and provides you a deep understanding of the codes.
ICD10 Consult 2018
- Website:http://www.regularrateandrhythm.com
Age rating:17+
Category:Reference,Medical
Publisher:Evan Schoenberg, M.D.
Size:79.18 MB
- Genre:Not available
by Raymond Olson
This is essential for my office staff to handle appointments and worflow in my Physical Therapy practice. All of the codes are included from the official ICD10 manual. Use on either iPhone or iPad means I don't pay for specialized devices, we already use these devices for office staff. We have our therapists consult this app when making diagnoses. More
by Adriana Pérez
This app is great for medical professionals for physical therapy, but not so much for patients. It allows you to do medical coding, which may not be relevant for everyone. More
6.Muscle Trigger Points
Paid: $2.99Muscle Trigger Points is an app that shows and explains trigger points and referral patterns for 108 muscles. Includes 25 videos that show how to release specific muscles. It is helpful to discover the source of pain.
Muscle Trigger Points
- Website:http://www.realbodywork.com/mobile-apps/
Age rating:12+
Category:Health & Fitness,Medical
Publisher:Real Bodywork
Size:257.93 MB
- Genre:Not available
by Martha Stevens
The human body is an amazing place and we should really get to know ours as much as possible. The Muscle Trigger Points app is like a road map to your body. It comes with 25 videos that teach you about your muscles and your trigger points. Trigger points are the spots on your body that trigger pain elsewhere. This app would be great for anyone but specifically for physical therapist, massage therapists and chiropractic practices. More
by James Boyd
If you're in physical therapy, then definitely check out the app, Muscle Trigger Points. It's very informative, and can help you identify muscle trigger points when you're trying to recover. Definitely 5 star from me. More
7.Goniometer
Paid: $4.99The Goniometer app is a virtual goniometer that will help physical therapists to measure their patients' range of motion (ROM) for a particular joint. Easy to use, this app is able to determine the extent of a patient's joint injury and the expected recovery time.
Goniometer
- Website:http://www.jinfra.com
Age rating:4+
Category:Medical
Publisher:Roby John
Size:11.07 MB
- Genre:Not available
by Frank Chavez
Not sure this is really needed for physical therapy as all it does is measure angles really. I may be a little ignorant of tactics used by physical therapists, but I would think that there is not need to hit an exact angle for some sort of stretch. If you want to measure range of motion, this should be able to be tested visually. More
by William Flores
I had issues with an injury to one of my arms. Thanks to this app I am able to do physical therapy at home and see my progress by measuring my increases in the arms range of motion! More
by Helen Richards