See the arrow.
Name the structure.
First FRCR Anatomy is free-text naming on labelled imaging — not Physics true/false. Train on multi-modality cases across eleven systems, then sit a timed mock.

The real paper is 100 image questions · 90 minutes · free-text answers— not true/false. Train naming fluency on labelled cases, then sit timed mocks.
Practice free cases →Eleven systems the Anatomy paper asks you to name.
Open Topic Focus and drill one region at a time — XR, CT, MRI, US, and more — until every arrowed structure has a precise name.
Know the Anatomy paper before you sit it.
First FRCR Anatomy is an electronic image-viewing session — not a true/false paper (that's Physics). Each question shows an image with an arrow; you type the precise name of the arrowed structure. Spelling, laterality, and anatomical detail all count.
FRCRX builds the skill the paper rewards: rapid, accurate naming of labelled anatomy on imaging — region by region, then under timed pressure.
Three paths. One skill — naming anatomy on film.
Practice by topic
Pick a region — Neuro to Practice Mixed — and name labelled structures under Exam · type.
Learn · reveal
Same films, tap to reveal the name. Soft progress while you build recognition.
Mock exam
Timed labelled-case sitting. Finish the film list before the clock does.
Priced like it's your next exam, not a subscription.
- Labelled imaging cases across every anatomy region
- Topic Focus · Exam type & Learn reveal · Mock exams
- Bookmarks for labels you want to revisit
- Feedback after every structure you name
- Coverage analytics by region
- Timed mocks shaped for Anatomy sitting pace
- Labelled imaging cases across every anatomy region
- Topic Focus · Exam type & Learn reveal · Mock exams
- Bookmarks for labels you want to revisit
- Feedback after every structure you name
- Coverage analytics by region
- Timed mocks shaped for Anatomy sitting pace
- Labelled imaging cases across every anatomy region
- Topic Focus · Exam type & Learn reveal · Mock exams
- Bookmarks for labels you want to revisit
- Feedback after every structure you name
- Coverage analytics by region
- Timed mocks shaped for Anatomy sitting pace
- Labelled imaging cases across every anatomy region
- Topic Focus · Exam type & Learn reveal · Mock exams
- Bookmarks for labels you want to revisit
- Feedback after every structure you name
- Coverage analytics by region
- Timed mocks shaped for Anatomy sitting pace
- Labelled imaging cases across every anatomy region
- Topic Focus · Exam type & Learn reveal · Mock exams
- Bookmarks for labels you want to revisit
- Feedback after every structure you name
- Coverage analytics by region
- Timed mocks shaped for Anatomy sitting pace
- Labelled imaging cases across every anatomy region
- Topic Focus · Exam type & Learn reveal · Mock exams
- Bookmarks for labels you want to revisit
- Feedback after every structure you name
- Coverage analytics by region
- Timed mocks shaped for Anatomy sitting pace
The questions we hear most.
- What is the First FRCR Anatomy exam format?
- First FRCR Anatomy is an electronic image-viewing exam: 100 questions in 90 minutes. Each question shows an imaging study with an arrowed structure; you type the precise anatomical name (free text). It is not a true/false paper — that format is used in the Physics module.
- How should I prepare for FRCR Anatomy?
- Work systematically by region (MSK, chest, neuro, abdomen, head & neck). Practise naming arrowed structures on labelled cases daily, review misses, use timed sessions, and build notes on high-yield landmarks. Allow several months of focused image-based practice.
- What regions are covered?
- Core regions include musculoskeletal, chest & thorax, neuroradiology, abdomen & pelvis, head & neck, vascular, cardiac, breast, paediatric, and gynaecology anatomy as seen on clinical imaging.
- When are FRCR Part 1 exam dates?
- FRCR Part 1 sittings are held multiple times per year. Check the Royal College of Radiologists website for current Anatomy and Physics dates and application windows.
- Can I take Anatomy and Physics separately?
- Yes. Anatomy and Physics can be taken in different sittings. Both must be passed to progress. FRCRX Anatomy focuses on labelled imaging cases for the Anatomy module; Physics is a separate MCQ paper.
- Is there a free trial on FRCRX Anatomy?
- Yes. New accounts can try a limited set of free labelled cases before subscribing for the full bank, mocks, flashcards, and review tools.