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Kingdom of Corpus, an anatomy adventure game
Anatomy and PhysiologyTry one

Which chamber of the heart pumps blood out to the whole body?

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Kingdom of Corpus

A pixel adventure across fifteen lands of the body, with physiology shrines, two phase guardians, villager cases and 900 questions.

  • 15 lands, one for each body system
  • "Why that answer is tempting" on every wrong choice
  • Save codes to move your progress between devices
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Five questions a day keeps the cramming away.

A new Daily Challenge every day, mixed from every subject. Answer all five to keep your streak alive. Your streak saves on this device.

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PathophysiologyTry one

Type 1 diabetes is mainly caused by what?

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Hi, I'm Dr. Garg.

I have taught college science since 2007. My students kept asking for the same three things: a book that explains it plainly, practice that shows why an answer is right, and a way to review that does not feel like a chore. So I built them, and now they are free for everyone.

Doctor of ChiropracticMS PharmacologyMS Management and LeadershipMBAMEd ChemistryMEd EnglishMEd Higher EducationMEd Learning Experience DesignTeaching since 2007
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