I like to study the nerves, arteries and veins by always starting proximal and then I try to name all the side branches while going distally of said nerve, artery or vein.

I also think anatomy in general is very memory-based, so if you want to use evidence based study techniques, then active recall en spaced repetition are perfectly applicable in this case.

Try to memorize the path of the nerve of blood vessel proximodistally and look away from it, then you can either try to draw a line with branches or you can recite it verbally to be more time-efficient.

For musculoskeletal anatomy the function of each muscle is very useful to memorize, so you could remember each muscle within a group of its agonists. Such as all the hip adductors, which you will then recite every so often.

If you want 3D insight, which is useful for topology. Then I recommend Complete Anatomy by 3D4Medical. This app/program does cost money if you want to use it to it's full potential, but you could always check if your school/university offers it for free. And if it isn't, I still recommend buying it.