Review Games — Pathophysiology

Quiz show · four rounds

The Chase

A fast minute of questions builds your pile, then the chaser puts three offers on the table and the one you take decides how far down the ladder you start. From there it is head to head: you answer, the chaser answers the same question, and every right answer moves one marker one rung. Reach home and a timed final decides whether the pile is yours.

RoundsA builder, an offer, the head to head chase, then the final
CoverageSeven grounds drawn from all thirteen chapters
ClockVisible the whole way, and it never stops for you
After the roundWhere you were strong, and the topics worth another look

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Quest · seven regions

PathoQuest

Work across a map of seven regions, one per body system, answering your way toward the guardian waiting at the end of each. Right answers land a hit and carry you forward, wrong ones cost you, and every answer comes with the reason behind it. Clear a region and the next one opens.

RegionsSeven, each one a body system from the book
GuardiansA longer set at the end of every region
FeedbackThe reason prints after each answer, right or wrong
ExtrasA printable study sheet built from the region you just played

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Case game · a corridor of wings

Medical Mystery

Walk a hospital corridor and pick a door. Behind each one is a wing with five cases, and they get harder as you go. Ask questions, examine, order blood work and call for scans, then name the diagnosis. You are also asked to say in your own words how the disease works, to put the first actions in the right order and to pick the right drug.

WingsEach door opens onto a different body system, five cases deep
Working upChart tabs for history, exam, blood work and scans, and every move costs time
ExplainingPoints for the diagnosis, the mechanism and the reasoning behind it
After the caseProgress charts, cards in plain words, and a printable guide

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Pairing drill · eight trays

Patho Match

Pick one of eight trays, from rhythm strips to a mixed tray that holds all 271 pairs. Six drawings go down the left, six labels down the right, and a round runs five trays on one 120 second clock. Tap a drawing, tap the label that goes with it, and a one line reason prints underneath. A wrong pair costs four seconds, so the clock itself is the penalty. Clear a whole tray and you win ten seconds back.

Pairs271 in all, spread across eight trays and dealt six at a time, with no repeat inside one tray
ReadingsDrawn rhythm strips, blood gas cards and panels of results, each matched to what it points at
PicturesOrgans and lesions matched to the disease, and bedside findings matched to the mechanism
DrugsA drug and the thing it acts on, matched to what it actually does

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Before you start

Each game is a single file, so you can keep one on a flash drive or open it with no signal.
Nothing is saved. Scores, streaks and missed items live only until you close the tab.
Every answer comes with the reason behind it. Reading that line is where most of the learning sits.
The keyboard works throughout. Tab moves between choices and Enter or Space picks one.
Every drawing is built from shapes written into the page, so the pictures appear even with no connection.
Names, drug classes and numbers follow the chapters, so pH 7.35 to 7.45, a GFR under 15 and a CD4 count of 200 mean the same here as they do there.