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Memorising without knowing why.
roots, trunks, divisions, cords and branches of the brachial plexus. With no patient, it is just a list.
In PractiliumLightning casesEvery structure tied to a patient. The name gets a reason.
Module · Clinical cases
Memorising the name is easy. Knowing why is hard.
Cases that react to your decisions, like a shift. You decide, the patient changes, and the answer arrives only in the verdict.
The catalogue and playing a case need a free account.
The problem
Knowing the structure is not knowing how to decide.
021 answer
The answer option does not react.
and nothing happens after it. A midterm works that way; a real shift does not.
In PractiliumReactive caseAt each decision point your choice changes the patient's state, live.
03Cap.
The serious mistake stays hidden.
A good average can hide an unsafe decision.
In PractiliumVerdictA critical error caps the score, and every point of the verdict cites the guideline it came from.
How it works
Four steps, one case.
From the catalogue to what to train next.
- 3axes feed the average
- 1cap: patient safety
- 4risk levels, from low to critical
- 1Catalogue with a free accountAI-generated cases, fixed before you open them. Each card names the topic and who it is for.
- 2You decide, the patient reactsAt each decision point your choice changes the patient's state, live, with no right or wrong in the moment.
- 3Score per axis, cappedA critical error caps the final score, however good the rest is. The radar shows where to train.
- 4What to train nextRadar, history and attention areas, each tied to the cases on that topic.
More of the product
From the catalogue to the case transcript.
Pick a case, follow the patient and review every decision afterwards. The catalogue opens with a free account.
Simulations of product screens, with sample data.
Highlights
The score has a cap, and the cap is safety.
The verdict arrives at the end, by axis, with the source of every point.
Score per axisA critical error caps the final score, however good the rest is. The radar shows where to train.
Named critical errorDuring the case, only the patient's reaction. The critical error is named in the verdict.
Fixed scenarioEach scenario is AI-generated and fixed before you open it. No health professional writes or reviews it.
Source on every pointEvery point of the verdict cites the guideline it came from.
Before and after
Exam question, or a case that reacts.
The same reasoning, with and without consequences.
Exam question
One question, one right answerYou pick and that is it.
The patient does not changeNothing happens after your answer.
Graded right or wrongA serious error and a minor one weigh the same.
Clinical case
You decide at every pointAnd the patient reacts, live.
Answer only in the verdictDuring the case, only the patient's reaction.
Axes and a safety capA critical error caps the final score.
At your stage
Where cases fit in your course.
From the first lightning case to decisions between shifts.
- 1Basic sciences, semesters 1-4Lightning cases tie an Anatomy structure to a patient who depends on it.
- 2First cases, SemiologyBefore the first real patient, see how your decisions change the picture.
- 3Clinical years, semesters 5-8Train decisions in cases that react to your choices.
- 4Placements, semesters 9-12Short cases fit between shifts and keep your decisions sharp.
When to use it
When to play a case.
- 1Before Semiology. Train your decisions before the first real patient.
- 2After studying a topic. See the exam topic in action, not only in text.
- 3To review a mistake. History takes you back to the case and the verdict.
Questions about cases
Are the cases real patients?
No. They are AI-generated cases for practice, with no health professional review, and nothing here is guidance for a real patient.
Does the AI make up the case?
Each scenario is AI-generated in advance and stays fixed; the AI does not improvise the case during the session. No health professional writes or reviews it.
What happens if the internet drops?
Your decision waits in a queue and is sent when the connection returns. It does not count as a mistake.
I am a first-year student. Do cases work for me?
Yes. Lightning cases tie a structure you just studied to a patient.
The first patient will not wait for you to finish memorising.
Play a case today and watch your decisions change the picture before the first real patient.
Play your first case free- The catalogue with a free account
- Verdict with sources
- Score with a safety cap