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FRCRXanatomy

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.

FIG. 01 — labelled imaging case
Case · Q-0015 · Neuroradiology · ANGIOspecimen
Labelled anatomy case — Neuroradiology · ANGIO
AnatomyName the arrowed structures on this labelled image — as in the First FRCR Anatomy sitting.

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 →
RCR format · name the structure100 Q · 90 min
↳ free-text naming · as in the sitting
First FRCR Anatomy · 100 image questions · 90 minutes · free-text answers
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§ 01 / Topics

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.

§ 02 / Exam format

Know the Anatomy paper before you sit it.

What the RCR asks
100
image questions

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.

Anatomy module at a glance
Questions100
Duration90min
Answer typeNamestructure
DeliveryImageworkstation
Sittings / yr3
ModalitiesXR–MRI

FRCRX builds the skill the paper rewards: rapid, accurate naming of labelled anatomy on imaging — region by region, then under timed pressure.

§ 05 / Pricing

Priced like it's your next exam, not a subscription.

10 free sample questions — no card required. Start free →
1 Month · Full access to the question bank
2,499 per month
Billed monthly
  • 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
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3 Month · Full access for 3 months
5,999 total · 3 months
2,000 / month
  • 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
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1 Month · Full access to the question bank
$49 per month
Billed monthly
  • 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
Choose this →
3 Month · Full access for 3 months
$129 total · 3 months
$43 / month
  • 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
Choose this →
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§ 06 / Answers

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.

The anatomy doesn't change.
How you learn it should.