Medicine concept maps
Map the body’s systems and anatomy — digestive, circulatory, nervous, respiratory and skeletal.
⚕️Learn by seeing the system
Medicine becomes clearer when structures, processes and outcomes sit in one connected view.
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9 editable mapsAnatomyGrade 7–12 · 19 concepts · 18 links
Digestive System
Trace how the digestive system breaks down food and absorbs nutrients, as a connected, editable map.
Grade 7–12 · 8 concepts · 8 links
Circulatory System
Follow blood from the heart through arteries, capillaries and veins, and how it carries oxygen.
Grade 7–12 · 8 concepts · 7 links
Nervous System
Map the nervous system into its central and peripheral divisions and the neurons that carry signals.
Grade 7–12 · 8 concepts · 7 links
Respiratory System
Trace air from the nose to the alveoli and how oxygen is exchanged.
Grade 6–10 · 8 concepts · 7 links
Skeletal System
Connect bones, joints and the major parts of the skeleton and what they protect.
Grade 7–12 · 8 concepts · 7 links
Muscular System
Connect the three muscle types, how they attach to the skeleton and how contraction produces movement.
Grade 8–12 · 8 concepts · 8 links
Immune System
Map innate and adaptive immunity, the cells and antibodies involved, and how the body responds to pathogens.
Grade 8–12 · 8 concepts · 7 links
Endocrine System
Connect the endocrine glands, the hormones they secrete and how those hormones travel through the bloodstream.
Grade 7–12 · 8 concepts · 7 links
Urinary System
Trace how the kidneys filter blood and how urine travels through the ureters, bladder and urethra.