Upper Respiratory Virtual Lab for Android - Download Free [Latest Version + MOD] 2025

Whats new in Upper Respiratory Virtual Lab v2.0

3 things about Upper Respiratory Virtual Lab

1. The Upper Respiratory Virtual Lab forms a unique transition between book-learning and real-world experience by allowing users to study the anatomy in a 3-dimensional space.
2. Tappable targets provide access to clinical information, photographs, and medical illustrations.
3. Explore the upper airway with a 3D simulator.

Release date: 2020-03-11
Current version: 2.0
File size: 151.25 MB
Developer: Augusta University

How to setup Upper Respiratory Virtual Lab APK:

APK (Android Package Kit) files are the raw files of an Android app. Learn how to install upper-respiratory-virtual-lab.apk file on your phone in 4 Simple Steps:

Download the upper-respiratory-virtual-lab.apk to your device using any of the download mirrors.
Allow 3rd Party (non playstore) apps on your device: Go to Menu » Settings » Security » . Click "Unknown Sources". You will be prompted to allow your browser or file manager to install APKs.
Locate the upper-respiratory-virtual-lab.apk file and click to Install: Read all on-screen prompts and click "Yes" or "No" accordingly.
After installation, the Upper Respiratory Virtual Lab app will appear on the home screen of your device.

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Reviews

Unusable app

I click to open it and I'm in some random place. I used all the gestures that the app says to use. None of them work. Dead in the water.

~ By Hg1bbs

nice tour of nasopharyngeal anatomy

Great for those who want to learn to scope the nose (ENT, anesthesia and EM physicians).

~ By Jordan Schooler

Very cool

Super interesting, very informative, and original idea. I'd love to see more!

~ By See things as they are

Great but review Info

I found this application to be a wonderful tool as a speech therapist, however, please review the anatomical positions that come up when double touching the vocal folds, epiglottis, etc. The definition picture incorrectly labels anterior and posterior.

~ By ANunC8