Rat Dissection

A dissection of a rat can be performed and afterwards the internal organs are explained shortly (text and voice over). Nice 3D-models, which can rotate Show the shape of the organ can be selected , BUT: only a simple text explanations is given. Further details of the internal structure is missing. You cannot understand heart function only by reading/listening to a text. The urogenital system is only shown for the male rat., why not also for females? I am a bit disappointed and think this app is not worth its price.

It’s a waste of four dollars there’s only one surgery

Every time I view an organ in detail the. Try to go back to the organ overview the whole app closes (crashes?). The frog dissection is much smoother but I needed a mammal for my class...

I have a practical coming up in A+P so I decided to try this. It doesn't show any muscles and all it shows is the organs. Waste of $4.00, google search the images, it's easier.

I think this app is very educational but it would be much more entertaining if it would allow you to make mistakes or cut open the brain or cut open the guts to see what is inside. I also think it would be useful to see what the blood does when the rat is cut. Sincerely, Ally (a 13 year old)

I want my money back

Generally it's fine but I find it confusing when it describes the organs -- it doesnt point or show you the part of theorgan its describing or talking about

As with their frog app, the rat dissection provides a non-messy way to study the dissection process as well as the anatomy. As a teacher, I have found many students interested in the app, some asking to return to it time and again. Jr. High students to four-year-olds have experienced this app on my iPad, and were excited to learn more.

I like the new features,and I use this app every day.Its very fun!

I think this dissection is very clearly targeted at a middle school or easy high school level. It handles those tasks well. The only problems I had with the dissection was the ease of dragging the scalpel through the muscle. It was difficult for it to track my movement with the scalpel for some reason. The other problem is that the pins could be a bit larger to touch and drag (shrink them after they are placed on the rat maybe). This could be improved by having more depth for each organ with the parts of those organs labelled clearly. Also, the reproductive structures could have more depth. This could be more useful for laboratory personnel training for medical research as well if it had more depth (lymph nodes, lymph system, reproductive detail, and major veins and arteries throughout the body).