You're a CA-1. It's after hours. Things go wrong. Make the calls, survive the crisis, nail the debrief. ~5 minutes per episode.
V2 adds character portraits, typewriter dialogue, a 25-second decision clock (relaxed mode available on each title screen) and optional synthesized monitor sound.
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Play ▶Random weight, random drug. Calculate mg and mL from stock concentrations and dilutions. Worked math, streaks, reference card.
Case card, stylized OR, 3–5 planted problems. Work the MS MAIDS checklist and flag every fault before the patient rolls in. Randomized every run.
A live ECG strip and a pulse check. Name the rhythm, then pick the treatment, against a 20-second clock. 8 rounds, randomized every run.
2-minute guided hotwash: what happened, what went well, what you'd change, how you're doing. Links you to the matching episode. Private journal saved on this device only.
Open ▶Teaching mock-up of a multi-beat-analysis cardiac output display. Not affiliated with Retia Medical or Medtronic.
Learn the 10 numbers on an Argos-style cardiac output display, one at a time: CO, CI, SV, SVI, SVR, SVRI, PPV, MAP, HR, BP.
Major abdominal surgery. The numbers drift before anyone says a word. Read the pattern, treat one step at a time.
Emergency laparotomy. High flow, low pressure. One step at a time.
Vascular surgery. Low flow, and fluid doesn't help. One step at a time.
Trauma under anesthesia. The obvious number points the wrong way.
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