Each case is a full emergency you manage in real time, from the first look to handover, followed by a guideline-based debrief. Cases marked Playable are ready now. Cases marked Coming soon are being written and reviewed, and cannot be opened yet.
Case 01 · Anterior STEMI
A 58-year-old man with crushing chest pain. Assessment, ECG recognition, antiplatelet and anticoagulant dosing, reperfusion strategy, and complications such as VF and drug harm.
Learning and Exam modes · patient speaks Hindi, English or both
Clinical review pending. Playable for practice; not yet clinician-approved.
Start Case 01Organophosphate poisoning
Recognising cholinergic toxicity and managing it in a busy Indian casualty.
Snake bite (neurotoxic)
Early recognition of neurotoxic envenomation, antivenom decisions and airway support.
Diabetic ketoacidosis
Fluids, insulin and electrolytes, with the monitoring that keeps them safe.
Anaphylaxis
Fast recognition and first-line treatment when minutes matter.
Acute severe asthma
Assessing severity and escalating treatment before the patient tires.
Septic shock
Early recognition, source, fluids, antibiotics and vasopressors.
Eclampsia
Seizure control and blood pressure management for the mother, with obstetric priorities.
How cases are chosen and checked
We start with the emergencies that fill Indian casualties every week. Each case is written against current major guidelines, and its reference basis, content version and clinical review status are shown inside the case under “Case information and references”. Read the Clinical content policy for details.
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