CIRCULATION STUDIO FIELD GUIDE
Help & Wiki
Find an answer. Explore the physiology. Get back to teaching.
Cases, Learn, Play & Quiz
Progressive teaching, discussion panels and scoring.
Are calculations required in Quiz?
No. Optional calculations are revealed only after an answer.
How are Quiz, Cases and Play different?
Quiz is procedural; Cases are progressive teaching material; Play is an authored investigation.
How do I play The Crimson Circuit?
Follow clinical clues, identify the pathology/rhythm and choose the decisive intervention.
How do I reveal case data progressively?
Use Next stage, then Next case or Random case when the case is complete.
How do I unlock bonuses and find Easter eggs?
Use earned progress in the game’s bonus collection and explore reveal controls.
How do I use Academic Halfday?
Follow the teaching sections, then use the linked cases and interactive examples.
How do I use the two-axis perfusion/congestion map?
Drag the marker across the four bedside profiles in Academic Halfday.
How do points and XP work in The Crimson Circuit?
Case points reward accurate interpretation; saved progress tracks best-score XP.
How is Quiz generated and scored?
Interpret randomized live physiology and choose one of four answers.
Where are the complete case history and discussion points?
Select Case details to open the teaching information panel.
Where are the teaching cases?
Use Learn → Cases, or Cases within Clinical controls.
Why are some controls unavailable in a teaching case?
Guided cases use authored measurements rather than free-form sandbox inputs.
Why do case numbers differ from peaks on a moving trace?
Authored references, respiratory variation and displayed waveform measurements have different roles.