1) Some of your terminology will be unfamiliar to US docs: A&E was a channel on basic cable, not an ER. Intercostal tube -> chest tube, etc. 2) No vitals? What

1) Some of your terminology will be unfamiliar to US docs: A&E was a channel on basic cable, not an ER. Intercostal tube -> chest tube, etc. 2) No vitals? What kind of pretend chirurgeon do you think I am? 3) Proofreading: patients LOSE consciousness 4) Not getting any feedback from any diagnostic investigations will make me hate this thing with the fire of 10,000 malpractice attorneys. There's no way step B can depend on the outcome of step A, making the simulation very artificial-feeling. Maybe users could set a preference not to sully their precious minds with actual data if they so choose. 5) One suggestion to consider: track the expense of the management sequence in time and funds, so that players can be graded on their cost-effectiveness and speed of resolution. Give varying weights to time and economy depending on the urgency of the situation. 6) Not sure about the name, since this is about management, not prognosis. I guess it could be Prognosis: DEAD...unless YOU intervene, Doctor!