ANATOMY IN MINUTES · OFFLINE LAB

Beneath the surface.

Interactive skin dissection • A real hand scan, with reconstructed teaching layers

ONE FILE
No website connection needed

Open. Explore. Dissect.

Work with a partner. Rotate the hand, cut, lift, and peel the epidermis, inspect the dermis, then cut, lift, and peel the dermis to expose the hypodermis. Switch operators after the first flap. Follow your teacher’s pacing.

Where to answer: write your lab report in your science journal, including observations, a labeled drawing, analysis answers, and a conclusion. Each student completes their own report. No Google Form is required. This offline file contains the model and explanations only; use the six-stage directions on the website or the directions supplied by your teacher.

This file does not collect or submit answers. Download this file before opening it. A Drive or Classroom preview is not the interactive lab. Progress is temporary and resets when the file is reloaded or closed. Use only where permitted by your school’s device rules.

Step 1 of 7: Cut the epidermis

For each layer: cut to 100% → release → select Forceps → grip and lift to 30% → release → re-grip and peel to 100%. Then inspect. Nothing opens automatically.

HAND SCAN DORSAL VIEWIntact surface
Loading the hand and tissue textures from this file…

Rotate: drag the hand; scroll to zoom. Scalpel: start at the orange tip. Forceps: press the marked edge and drag upward. Release after lifting; start a NEW drag to peel. Inspect: use the large structure buttons for exact selection.

Focus a slider and press Right Arrow to advance 5%. Cutting and lifting only move forward. The next layer unlocks after the current flap is lifted.

Look for
Structure → function

Start the dissection again?

This closes both flaps and clears the cut progress in this open file. It does not affect the website or any Google Form.