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Narration uses AI voices. Captions are on.How to use this: open the walkthrough first and go at your own pace with the arrow keys or Next. Then open the Lab: play with the explorer, then practice in the trainer, using the hints and explained answers. Use the tools bar at the top of each page to pause the animations, slow them down, have the text read aloud, or get a written description of each picture.
Module 1 Diabetes mellitus
- Insulin action and deficiency
- Type 1 vs type 2
- Diagnostic criteria
- Foot exam and monofilament
- A1C, CGM and time in range
- Insulin onset, peak, duration
- Non-insulin agents
- Hypoglycemia and rule of 15
- DKA vs HHS treatment
- Sick-day rules and delegation
Start here · Animated walkthroughModule 1 WalkthroughIn the Walkthrough, learners watch insulin open muscle cells and shut off the liver and fat, see why no insulin leads to ketoacidosis while some insulin leads to dehydration, and follow animated diagnosis bands, insulin action curves, the rule of 15 flowchart, DKA and HHS lab panels and the fluids, potassium, insulin and dextrose sequence.
In the Lab, you tune a fictional patient's basal and mealtime insulin across a 24-hour glucose day, practice unlimited questions at three levels, race the clock sorting crises, insulins, drugs and delegation tasks, and work through bedside scenarios.
Explorer + practiceModule 1 LabExplorer, practice trainer, a game and real-life cases.
Module 2 Thyroid, parathyroid, adrenal and pituitary
- Negative feedback and paired labs
- Primary vs central disease
- Hypothyroidism and levothyroxine
- Myxedema coma
- Graves disease and thyroid storm
- Post-thyroidectomy care
- Calcium, PTH and tetany
- Cushing syndrome and adrenal crisis
- Pheochromocytoma and hyperaldosteronism
- SIADH, diabetes insipidus and pituitary surgery
Start here · Animated walkthroughModule 2 WalkthroughWatch the hypothalamic, pituitary and target-gland feedback loop explain paired hormone labs, then follow animated scenes of hypothyroidism and myxedema coma, Graves disease and thyroid storm, the neck after thyroidectomy, the calcium ladder from tingling to laryngospasm, Cushing syndrome and adrenal crisis, pheochromocytoma, SIADH, diabetes insipidus and pituitary surgery, with emergency priorities lighting up in order.
In the Lab, you break a thyroid or adrenal axis and read the paired labs, drill unlimited questions at three levels, race the clock sorting findings into the right disorder, and reason through six bedside scenarios with fictional patients.
Explorer + practiceModule 2 LabExplorer, practice trainer, a game and real-life cases.
Module 3 Stroke and increased intracranial pressure
- Cerebral perfusion pressure and autoregulation
- Glasgow Coma Scale and neuro checks
- Ischemic penumbra and last known well
- NIHSS and thrombolysis criteria
- Blood pressure targets in stroke
- Intracerebral and subarachnoid hemorrhage
- Monro-Kellie doctrine and the Cushing triad
- Lowering intracranial pressure and EVD care
- Swallow screen and stroke recovery care
- Secondary prevention and BE-FAST
Start here · Animated walkthroughModule 3 WalkthroughIn the Walkthrough, learners watch a clot starve the penumbra while the clock runs from last known well, score a falling Glasgow Coma Scale, see blood pressure targets flip between ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke, and watch a skull fill along the pressure-volume curve until the Cushing triad and herniation appear.
Explorer + practiceModule 3 LabIn the Lab, they fill a skull in an ICP and perfusion explorer and keep CPP on target, practice unlimited calculation and priority items at three levels, race the clock deciding which actions help or harm the brain, and work through six bedside scenarios.
Module 4 Seizures, headache and CNS infection
- Focal and generalized seizures
- Seizure precautions and bedside care
- Status epilepticus algorithm
- Antiseizure drug monitoring
- Migraine, tension-type and cluster headache
- SNOOP headache red flags
- Giant cell arteritis
- Reading cerebrospinal fluid
- Bacterial meningitis first hour
- Encephalitis and brain abscess
Start here · Animated walkthroughModule 4 WalkthroughWatch a seizure start in the cortex and spread, follow the five-minute status epilepticus clock and its timed drug algorithm, compare migraine, tension-type and cluster headache faces, screen for SNOOP red flags, and see bacterial meningitis unfold from the meninges to the first-hour sequence of cultures, dexamethasone and antibiotics.
In the Lab, you build cerebrospinal fluid results with live sliders and watch them match bacterial, viral or fungal patterns, practice with an unlimited three-level question trainer, race the clock sorting headaches, CSF findings, seizure care and drug toxicities, and reason through bedside scenarios with fictional patients.
Explorer + practiceModule 4 LabExplorer, practice trainer, a game and real-life cases.
Module 5 Degenerative and neuromuscular disease
- Upper vs lower motor neuron
- FVC, NIF and the 20/30/40 rule
- Bell palsy and trigeminal neuralgia
- Parkinson disease and levodopa timing
- MS relapse vs pseudo-relapse
- Myasthenia gravis and crisis
- Guillain-Barré syndrome
- ALS planning
- Alzheimer disease and agitation
- Prioritizing and delegation
Start here · Animated walkthroughModule 5 WalkthroughWatch the motor relay break at different levels as upper and lower motor neuron signs appear, FVC falls while oxygen saturation hides the danger, levodopa doses slip into OFF states, MS plaques slow conduction, antibodies flatten the neuromuscular junction, and Guillain-Barré weakness climbs toward the diaphragm.
In the Lab, you set weight, FVC and NIF on a breathing reserve monitor to find the warning and intubation lines, practice unlimited questions at three levels, localize findings and crises against the clock, and work through six nursing scenarios from Parkinson disease to dementia.
Explorer + practiceModule 5 LabExplorer, practice trainer, a game and real-life cases.
Module 6 Musculoskeletal disorders and orthopedic trauma
- Six Ps neurovascular check
- Fracture patterns and bone healing
- Casts, traction and external fixation
- Compartment syndrome and delta pressure
- Fat embolism and VTE
- Osteomyelitis and septic arthritis
- Hip and knee arthroplasty precautions
- Amputation and phantom limb pain
- Low back pain red flags
- Osteoporosis, osteomalacia and Paget disease
Start here · Animated walkthroughModule 6 WalkthroughIn the Walkthrough, animated drawings show the six Ps neurovascular check and nerve tests, fracture patterns and the four stages of bone healing, safe cast and traction care, compartment pressure rising while the pulse stays present, the complication calendar for fat embolism, clots and infection, hip and knee precautions, amputation positioning, back pain red flags, and the lab patterns of osteoporosis, osteomalacia and Paget disease.
In the Lab, learners drive a compartment syndrome explorer (swelling, cast tightness, limb position, ice and blood pressure), practice unlimited orthopedic questions at three levels, sort complications, hip precautions, lab patterns and delegation against the clock, and work through five realistic orthopedic cases.
Explorer + practiceModule 6 LabExplorer, practice trainer, a game and real-life cases.
Module 7 Skin disorders and burns
- Skin layers and lesions
- Wound healing and documentation
- Cellulitis and necrotizing fasciitis
- SJS and TEN
- Pressure injury staging and Braden
- Leg ulcers and ABI
- Burn depth and Rule of Nines
- Inhalation injury and carbon monoxide
- Parkland and urine output
- Burn infection, nutrition and rehabilitation
Start here · Animated walkthroughModule 7 WalkthroughIn the Walkthrough, learners watch skin drawn layer by layer and follow animated scenes of lesions, wound healing, cellulitis and necrotizing fasciitis, SJS and TEN, pressure injury staging, leg ulcers with the ankle-brachial index, and a major burn from the zones of injury and burn shock through depth, the Rule of Nines, airway and carbon monoxide, Parkland fluid titrated to urine output, infection, nutrition and contracture prevention.
Explorer + practiceModule 7 LabIn the Lab, they paint burns onto a body map to see TBSA, Parkland rates and urine output targets respond, practice with unlimited questions at three levels, race the clock sorting burn depths, ulcers and airway signs, and work through six bedside scenarios.
Module 8 Eye and ear disorders
- Bedside eye and ear assessment
- Glaucoma and eye pressure drugs
- Cataract surgery teaching
- Sudden vision loss triage
- Diabetic retinopathy and macular degeneration
- Red eye, chemical burns and eye trauma
- Conductive vs sensorineural hearing loss
- Ototoxic drugs
- Vertigo and Meniere disease
- SBAR, delegation and sensory safety
Start here · Animated walkthroughModule 8 WalkthroughIn the Walkthrough, the learner watches aqueous fluid flow and back up in angle-closure glaucoma, a retina lose its blood supply, sound travel through the ear for the Weber and Rinne tests, and priority flowcharts for sudden vision loss, chemical burns, hearing loss and vertigo, across 23 animated steps.
In the Lab, they run an eye pressure simulator to set off and break an angle-closure attack, practice over 50 questions at three levels, race a triage clock that sorts vision loss, vertigo and hearing loss, and work through six bedside scenarios.
Explorer + practiceModule 8 LabExplorer, practice trainer, a game and real-life cases.
Module 9 Immune and rheumatologic disorders
- Hypersensitivity types
- Anaphylaxis and epinephrine
- Allergy, latex and drug reactions
- Neutropenic fever
- HIV, CD4 and viral load
- Antiretroviral therapy and prevention
- Lupus and connective tissue disease
- Giant cell arteritis
- RA, osteoarthritis and gout
- Biologics, steroids and transplant
Start here · Animated walkthroughModule 9 WalkthroughWatch a mast cell degranulate, IM epinephrine reverse anaphylaxis, HIV hijack a CD4 cell as the count falls through its prophylaxis thresholds, complement drain during a lupus flare, pannus erode a joint and urate crystals form and dissolve, with steroids, biologics and transplant rejection drawn step by step.
In the Lab, you move a CD4 count and viral load to see stage, risks and prophylaxis change, practice unlimited leveled items with hints, race the clock matching reactions, antibodies and drug hazards, and reason through bedside cases from anaphylaxis to tacrolimus toxicity.
Explorer + practiceModule 9 LabExplorer, practice trainer, a game and real-life cases.
Module 10 Infectious disease and antimicrobial stewardship
- Host response and fever
- Older adult presentation
- Blood cultures and specimens
- WBC, left shift and ANC
- Neutropenic fever
- Antimicrobials by mechanism
- Antimicrobial stewardship
- C. difficile and resistant organisms
- Precautions and device bundles
- Skin, bone, valve, TB, HIV and hepatitis
Start here · Animated walkthroughModule 10 WalkthroughWatch cytokines turn an infection into findings you can see, fill blood culture bottles the right way, read a lab panel and an ANC, match each antibiotic class to the monitoring its mechanism demands, narrow therapy at the 48 to 72 hour time-out, choose the right isolation, and follow cellulitis, necrotizing fasciitis, osteomyelitis, endocarditis, tuberculosis, HIV and hepatitis from first sign to discharge teaching.
In the Lab, you change infusion time, dosing interval, kidney function and MIC to see why on-time doses and drug levels matter, practice with an endless question trainer, race the clock to sort patients into the right precautions, and reason through six fictional patients on the unit.
Explorer + practiceModule 10 LabExplorer, practice trainer, a game and real-life cases.
Module 11 Reproductive and sexual health
- Five Ps sexual history and screening
- BPH and acute urinary retention
- Bladder irrigation and TUR syndrome
- Prostate cancer and androgen deprivation
- Testicular torsion and PDE5 inhibitors
- PALM-COEIN, fibroids and PCOS
- Hysterectomy and menopause therapy
- Breast cancer, mastectomy and lymphedema
- Gynecologic cancers and brachytherapy
- STIs, PID, PrEP and PEP
Start here · Animated walkthroughModule 11 WalkthroughWatch a prostate squeeze the urethra, a bladder scan fill, irrigation drainage turn from pink to red while sodium falls in TUR syndrome, a testis twist on its cord against a six-hour clock, fibroids bleed and press, and infections climb from the cervix to the tubes, across 22 animated steps from the five Ps sexual history to PrEP and PEP.
Explorer + practiceModule 11 LabIn the Lab, you run continuous bladder irrigation after a prostate resection, practice unlimited questions at three levels, race the clock sorting torsion signs, bleeding causes, STI treatments and delegation, and work through six cases with fictional patients.
Module 12 Care of the older adult
- Homeostenosis and aging body systems
- Atypical presentation and function
- Delirium and the CAM
- Delirium, dementia and depression
- Pharmacokinetics and Cockcroft-Gault
- Beers Criteria and prescribing cascades
- Falls and hazards of bed rest
- Pressure injury and incontinence
- Elder mistreatment
- Teach-back, discharge, SBAR and delegation
Start here · Animated walkthroughModule 12 WalkthroughIn the Walkthrough, learners watch reserve shrink while baseline function holds, see illness show up as confusion, a fall or not eating, run the CAM, hunt delirium causes letter by letter, follow a prescribing cascade, and build a safe discharge with teach-back.
Explorer + practiceModule 12 LabIn the Lab, they set up a delirium-safe room and find the low clearance hiding behind a normal creatinine, practice with unlimited questions at three levels, race the clock sorting findings, drugs and tasks, and work through five fictional patient scenarios.
Module 13 Rehabilitation, mobility and chronic illness
- Rehab team and levels of care
- ADLs, IADLs, Barthel, FIM and TUG
- Rehab goals and delegation
- Safe transfers and gait belts
- Canes, walkers, crutches and gaits
- Spinal cord injury levels and syndromes
- Spinal shock and neurogenic shock
- Autonomic dysreflexia
- Neurogenic bladder and bowel
- Immobility, spasticity and chronic illness
Start here · Animated walkthroughModule 13 WalkthroughWatch the rehab team carry therapy across all 24 hours, see FIM, Barthel and Timed Up and Go scores take shape, then follow animated scenes of a gait belt transfer, cane and crutch fitting, crutch gaits and the stair rule, spinal cord injury levels and cord syndromes, autonomic dysreflexia and its treatment order, bladder and bowel programs, immobility complications and the trajectory of chronic illness.
In the Lab, you move a spinal cord injury level and treat autonomic dysreflexia in a live simulator, practice unlimited questions at three levels, race the clock in matching rounds, and reason through real-life rehab scenarios with fictional patients.
Explorer + practiceModule 13 LabExplorer, practice trainer, a game and real-life cases.
Module 14 End-of-life care and complex decisions
- Decision-making capacity
- Surrogates and decision standards
- Living will, power of attorney and POLST
- Code status and time-limited trials
- End-of-life symptom control
- Double effect and palliative sedation
- Hospice and signs of imminent death
- Brain death and the apnea test
- Organ donation referral
- Moral distress
Start here · Animated walkthroughModule 14 WalkthroughIn the Walkthrough, learners watch capacity dip and recover across a day, see which advance directive an ambulance crew can follow, titrate an opioid to a breathless patient's symptoms, track mottling, pulse pressure and Cheyne-Stokes breathing in the last hours, and step through a brain death apnea test and an organ donation referral.
In the Lab, they build a comfort plan for a dying patient and watch every symptom respond, practice with unlimited leveled questions and dose calculations, race the clock sorting findings and documents, and reason through six bedside scenarios.
Explorer + practiceModule 14 LabExplorer, practice trainer, a game and real-life cases.