The use of 360° Human: an interactive human anatomy tool, and its various features
Dr. Rob’s Video Transcript
A large part of being a digital health navigator is sharing information and teaching.
There are many courses inside Force for Health and other programs, but one of the ones we’re really proud of is our Human360 Anatomy.
Let me share a screen with you and show you that on your portal, on your page called My Home Base and Profile, if you scroll down, there are a bunch of tools on your right. One of them is My 360 Xplorer Challenge. As I log into that and go there, it takes me to places that have a whole series of different diseases — literally a thousand or so diseases, conditions, or procedures.
As if I’m explaining something to someone, I can look up a procedure or explain a situation, like pneumonia or an earache. Here’s an example where there are even some quizzes where we can take this anatomy and rotate it. You can do this to explain things to your patient.
You can take parts away, like taking away the sternum so you can see into the heart. You can zoom in and show a heart valve, or show it from above or below. From below, you can see that the diaphragm is moving and helping with breathing. You can see that the ribs are lifting.
There are a series of tools here that have a tutorial that will launch you through how to utilize the program. Right now, we’re in the midst of a quiz we’ve set up that has us try to find certain structures. It is asking us to find the ribs on the right side. I submit it and it shows me that I have some incorrect answers, and shows me the correct ones.
There are lots of different things you can do teaching a patient about their condition so that you and they can better understand how to take care of it, and also how these digital devices are working and monitoring it.
It’s exciting. Please use it. Let us know what you like about it. Let us know which ones you like, which ones are missing, and which explanations you would like more help with.
That’s a strong tool. Use it and be a force for health for yourself, your clients, and your caregivers too.
A Great Learning and Teaching Resource for You
360° Human is an interactive human anatomy tool that allows users to explore the human body in 3D, identify different parts of the body, and learn about their functions.
Learn It
360° Human is an interactive 3D anatomy tool that allows users to explore the human body from every angle, identify structures, and learn how organs and systems function. Digital Navigators can use this tool to help users understand health conditions, diagnoses, treatments, and procedures in a clear, visual way. By guiding users through bones, muscles, organs, and body systems, Navigators make complex medical information easier to understand and less intimidating, improving health literacy and confidence.
Live It
Explore the 360° Human tool yourself. Rotate models, zoom in on organs, and read about their functions.
Spend a few minutes on each system—respiratory, cardiovascular, musculoskeletal—and notice how the visual detail deepens your understanding. Complete several of the 360 Human Challenges and observe how each one reinforces learning. Record which features would help a patient understand their condition better, such as a 3D model showing where an injury or illness occurs.
Share It
Use the 360° Human tool to explain a body system or condition to someone else—a friend, family member, client, or classmate. Create a short demonstration or screenshot-based guide showing what a specific organ does and why it matters. Encourage others to try the 360 Human Challenges and earn points while learning. Share a reflection in your Force for Health feed on how visual anatomy tools help people understand their bodies and become more confident partners in their own care.
By using 360° Human, digital navigators can teach users about the anatomy of the body, helping them better understand health conditions, treatments, and procedures.
It will be an effective way to guide users through the complexities of human anatomy.
Navigate to the 360 Human Challenge resources on the right. Earn points with each one you spend a minute on.
Use them to help educate yourself, your supervisor, your clients and interested family members.
