Vital Signs: Emergency Department

This is a very good concept for a medical simulator for doctors, unfortunately the execution is terrible. The game has very rigid structure, gives little or no feedback. There is nothing to learn from the game because all the game tells you is that you are wrong. In real life some hospital policies would avoid giving phenytoin in status and every hospital has a diffirent policy on antibiotics for a febrile neutropenia based on cultures from their labs. The interruptions are cool but unrealistic. Consults are basically useless. Once the shift is over you cant even learn from your mistakes because it dosent tell you what you did wrong or right or more importantly the reason behind it. It expects perfect protocols from you. For example in pediatrics an ultrasound is enough to diagnose appendicitis but in adults a CT is usually done. Now if the kid is 12 years old and I have pressed Generel surgery consult instead of peds surgery consult. The consult dosent even let me know what im supposed to do. Just says "we wont see this patinet at this time". WHAT???!!! So I really wish there were more games like this for doctors and wish they could fix all the issues in the game

If you have medical knowledge this game is actually quite fun, but if you don't know about medications and their uses or medical tests etc. this game is hyper realistic and you probably wont enjoy it. Ex. A patient will present w/ specific symptoms that you need to treat using specific medical imaging tests, pharmacology etc.

急诊医生医疗模拟，诶。。。。我在三个月前伤了手指，但是急诊医生似乎都不着急，就像看到一只蚂蚁被踩死嘞

This game is great practice for those who are seeking medical career. If you cannot research and figure these terms, acronyms or what these "things" mean... consider not pursuing a medical career for this is a field of the unknown... you have to dig for information; this game is set up for people already practicing and you can tell.. Its a game for med/nurse school students. If you want to be a nurse or doctor.... play this game and actually research it... you are going to have YEARS on a lifetime of research. face in your books, surfing through words on the internet looking for new info, terms.. constantly... so if this game thwarts u away, a medical career might be too much for you. no offense to you... this is a hard-mode game about one of the most difficult professions in the world. 1 in 3 patients in most hospitals who are brought in... die.

Nice concept but even real life medicine gives more time to assess patients than this. Unless you are a doctor and know every test or treatment at that level, don't bother.

This really needs to be improved upon. Main example: there's at least two instances of hypothermic patients and no way to warm them up. No warm saline, no warm liquid down NGT, no blankets, no nothing. There are medical abreviations without an index (which is scientifically mandatory, when you are reaching a broader audience than that of your OG country, fyi). Time goes by stupidily fast. There are incongruences - like for example: need for intubation in patient and etomidate, propofol and other drugs are "incorrect" in use...??? Makes the game unplayable. Also, often ICU consult will say that an intubated, in hypovolemic shock patient doesn't have critical needs?? are you joking??? From the standpoint of someone that works in ER, it's not realistic. The cases are solidily built, which means it has lots of potential, but the game needs larger algorithms for acceptable answers and also an explanation board.

fun and not to complicated.