Chatbot in anatomy learning and recapitulation: Prototype and review

The most frequently used phrase today is "chatbot." A chatbot that will meet the demands of Indian medical graduates has to be developed, despite the fact that there are already a number of chatbots being utilized in the field of medical education. The authors have created a prototype of a chatbot designed specifically for anatomy education, with the goal of creating one that will meet the needs of the Indian educational system. The authors have created this review in order to gain a better grasp of the chatbot. Computer programs known as chatbots are created to mimic conversations with human users. To offer automated customer support, respond to frequently asked inquiries, or lead customers through a procedure, they can be linked to a variety of platforms, including websites, messaging apps, and mobile apps. To comprehend and react to user input, chatbots use machine learning and natural language processing (NLP) algorithms. They can be programmed to respond according to pre-written routines or to pick up new information from user interactions over time. By automating repetitive operations, chatbots can be helpful in a number of areas, including e-commerce, healthcare, and banking. They can also assist businesses in saving time and money. In the study of anatomy, chatbots can be employed to offer students individualized, interactive learning opportunities. They can be incorporated into educational software, mobile apps, and virtual reality settings to aid students in learning. Chatbots can be programmed to offer tests and quizzes, provide feedback on student performance, and offer explanations and illustrations to aid in the understanding of difficult concepts by students. Additionally, they can be utilized to offer interactive simulations of medical procedures and surgeries to students, enabling them to hone their skills in a secure setting. As a tool for medical students and healthcare workers, chatbots can also be utilized in medical education. They can help with diagnosis and treatment, and they can also offer instructions on how to utilize medical equipment. They can also provide information on anatomy and medical disorders.