One of the first
major challenges in learning A&P is learning all the
bones and bone features of the human skeleton. Many students have not had much experience in
memorizing physical structures to be identified by sight.
This video from my friend Paul Krieger is a
good place to start. It summarizes some of the basic
shortcuts and tips that will help you learn the human skeleton . . . tips that will help you learn
any anatomical structures of the human body.
Here are some
additional links related to Professor Krieger's "10 tips"

Here's another resource from Professor Krieger that
my own students find to be very helpful in learning the human skeleton as well as other concepts of A&P
A Visual Analogy Guide to Human Anatomy & Physiology