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Type your answer and ride the glass elevator up. Vague answers stay in the ED. The sharpest ones reach the helipad.
Fast, high-yield nursing games sorted by body system and disease. Pick a floor, clock in, and climb from the ED to the helipad.
These six reload with whatever disease you pick. One content pack, six ways to play it.
LIVEType your answer and ride the glass elevator up. Vague answers stay in the ED. The sharpest ones reach the helipad.
SOONRun a medieval magic apothecary. Patients walk up with their condition, you brew the right drug and hand over the warning scroll.
SOONArchery at the summer fair. Right answers hit closer to the center, and every streak adds wind and moving targets.
SOONYou are driving the ambulance. Right answers hit the gas, wrong ones hit traffic. Beat the clock to the hospital.
SOONThe hospital is haunted at 3 AM. Your flashlight reveals each question, and every wrong answer lets the ghost get closer.
SOONYour medical helicopter crashed on an island. Right answers find supplies, wrong ones cost you a heart. How many nights can you survive?
Built from scratch for one topic, with their own rules and their own worlds.
SOONSprint down the telemetry hallway as rooms start alarming. Call the rhythm, then pick what the nurse does next.
SOONThe outbreak hit and the hospital is on lockdown. Contact, droplet, and airborne zombies need different PPE. Gear up in the right order or get infected.
SOONYou are an electric eel. Potassium, sodium, calcium, and magnesium charge your current or short you out.
SOONYou are the mad scientist. Read the ABG, then mix the right potion: respiratory or metabolic, acidosis or alkalosis, compensated or not. Wrong mix, the lab blows up.
SOONOverdoses rain down from space. Load the right reversal agent and blast them before they land.
SOONSled a patient down a frozen mountain. Spot shock and hypothermia before the temperature drops.
Every body system is a floor. Every disease on it gets a pharm game, a priority game, and an interventions game.
Seven patients, same shift for everyone. Hypoglycemia, DKA, insulin timing, and sick day rules.