To optimize the programmed checking of the students' knowledge on pathological anatomy, it is feasible to use an "Elektronika BK-0010" microcomputer. In terms of the limited internal storage of the computer, a package of questions and answers to them is recorded on a magnetic tape, the microcomputer being loaded with it before each study. For maximal employment of the microcomputer's internal storage, it is expedient to use the programs based on the combined application of a text in the form of questions and computer-assisted processing of the students answers.

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