Select a subject area or upload related material to base the case on.
Review the patient background, history, and findings, then answer guided clinical reasoning questions.
Compare your answers to the provided rationale to understand the clinical decision-making process.
Goes beyond memorization to practice how you would actually evaluate a patient.
Cases include history, exam findings, and labs or imaging, similar to what you'll see in clinical rotations.
Cases can reflect the reasoning style expected in nursing, PT, OT, PA, and medical programs.
Work through difficult scenarios and mistakes without any real patient risk.
An occupational therapy student uses a clinical case about a stroke patient with upper-extremity weakness to practice building a treatment plan, then compares their reasoning to the provided rationale to check their clinical judgment.
Are clinical cases based on real patients?
No. Cases are AI-generated scenarios for educational practice and never contain real patient-identifying information.
What professions are clinical cases designed for?
Nursing, medicine, PA, PT, OT, and other allied-health professions with a clinical reasoning component.
Do clinical cases include the correct answers?
Yes, each case includes rationale so you can review your clinical reasoning after completing it.
Can I generate a case from my own course material?
Yes, you can base a case on an uploaded material or a specific topic you choose.