Go to vAnatomy. Here you can find comprehensive resources for the human body. The site boasts 3,000 highly detailed descriptions and diagrams. It also provides 3D anatomy models which provide a close-up view of each anatomical part of the human body. The lessons cover the skeletal, muscular, digestive, integumentary, cardiovascular, lymphatic, endocrine, nervous, male and female systems. The site also offers quizzes which can test how well you have understood the lessons.
Take interactive tests and quizzes at Web Anatomy. This site is a project of the University of Minnesota and is free to use as of 2011. Web Anatomy provides users an interactive site that will take away the boredom associated with learning from lectures. The site allows you to take self tests that allow you to go at your own pace, as well as timed tests and a multi-player game. The site also provides you with short quizzes that help you to review.
Use Instant Anatomy. This site provides podcasts, iPhone applications, and audio and video lectures about the human anatomy. This site breaks down each of the sections of the body, illustrates them and explains their function and interaction with the other body parts. The site also provide CDs that you can purchase for $25 as of 2011 that have quizzes, tests and oral exams.