Every case runs on the same heart–lung model, so treatments help or hurt for physiological reasons, not because a script says so. Cases cover the events in the Stanford Emergency Manual plus additional crises. Time is compressed: a crisis that takes 30 minutes in real life plays out over a few minutes.
A question about a case, the physiology, or something the simulator got wrong. It goes straight to the authors.
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Say it out loud: naming the event gets the whole team — and the emergency-manual reader — onto the same checklist. You can change your mind; your first call is what counts for the score.