ReLIVe Responder vs Surgery Doctor Simulator

Over 350,000 incidents of Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest occur every year. Are you prepared? Practice responding to cardiac arrest so you aren’t caught off guard. Play ReLIVe Responder! Emergency situations are hectic and scary if you are unsure of what to do, and sometimes CPR means the difference between life and death. Any help that a cardiac arrest victim can get before EMS arrives can increase the chances of survival. -ReLIVe Responder: Cardiac Arrest will help prepare players to: -Recognize cardiac arrest -Know to call 911 -Communicate concise, condition-specific info to 911 dispatch -Understand the basics of hands-only CPR -Know how to transfer care to EMS and disengage 911 dispatch This app was developed by ReLIVe, the University of Pittsburgh Resuscitation Logistics and Informatics Venture, a project funded with generous support from the Henry L. Hillman Foundation, and based in the University of Pittsburgh Department of Emergency Medicine. For more information about all of ReLIVe’s projects, visit www.pittrelive.org. Disclaimer: ReLIVe Responder: Cardiac Arrest is designed to inform the player of the importance of responding to cardiac arrest and communicating concise, condition-specific information to 911 dispatch. This app does not replace formal CPR training. The game recognizes the player’s in game performance and has no merit upon real life aptitude. For more information about responding to cardiac arrest, visit: www.pittrelive.org

Become the best surgeon in a Hospital!Step into the role of a surgeon in a hospital game to save lives. The Emergency Hospital offers a realistic experience with well-equipped hospital rooms and surgical instruments. You are the crazy surgeon doctor, and it's your responsibility to treat patients with different diseases and perform surgeries in this game. Patients keep arriving in the ER, and you're the one who can use real surgical tools to save lives. You'll perform surgeries like open-heart surgery and put smiles back on patients' faces, but first, gather their medical history before sending them to the emergency operation room. Stomach Surgery Games You'll operate on a young boy with a stomachache. Make an incision to remove junk food from his stomach. Brain Surgery Games A patient with a brain tumor needs surgery to prevent affecting other body parts. Coordinate with other surgeon doctors to carry out this complex procedure. Throat Surgery Games Treat a patient with a throat infection, which might also affect their ears and eyes. Consult an Ear, Nose, Throat (ENT) surgeon for an emergency throat surgery simulation. Eye Surgery Games Perform eye checkups and treatments for patients with eye issues, ensuring they receive the best care. Ribcage Surgery Games Attend to a patient with a broken ribcage due to an accident. Clean and stabilize the injury to prevent respiratory problems. We are happy to have your feedback to improve the gameplay.