recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Cérépalie

La Cérépalie est un pays fictif apparu dans PORTES, peuplé par les Cérépales, et notamment par leur ministre, Cérapolère. Ce pays du continent de l'Acriema est en guerre contre les faiseurs de brioches depuis que la Brioche Dorée a été remplacée par la Cérépale d'Or Rose. La langue parlée est le cérépalien.

## Habitants

Les cérépales, céréales très pales utilisées dans de nombreuses recettes et, Cérapolère, leur ministre. Il en existe différentes formes mais aucune ne peut posséder le moindre poil. Elles étaient à la base cultivées par un pain dans sa campagne intitulée "la campaingne".

## Trivia

* Le jour national de la Cérépalie est le 6 Octobre. Cela aurait du être le 5 octobre, mais c'était déjà le jour de la brioche, donc il a fallu décaler.
* La Cérépalie est une invention de ZerOcarina et Axaïd, issue d'une histoire complètement improvisée.
Acute renal failure

## Description

Acute renal failure refers to an abrupt loss of kidney function, effectively seizing the ability to filter the blood and produce urine. The causes can be many, but are usually due to extensive tissue damage or decreased kidney blood flow.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Speech listening
* Abdominal palpation
* Blood pressure measurement
* CRP
* Blood draw
* Urine analysis - sampling
* Thorax percussion (for Complication)
* MRI
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* Dialysis
* IV calcium gluconate
* Antihypertensive medication
* Diet modification
* Analgesics
Elbow bursitis

## Description

A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* USG
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Corticosteroid injections
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Influenza B

## Description

Influenza B is caused by the Influenza B virus, responsible for seasonal outbreaks of Influenza infection in humans.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Nasal cavity inspection
* Oral cavity inspection
* Serologic sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antivirals
* NSAIDs
* Antipyretics
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Rest
* Home treatment
Dilated cardiomyopathy

## Description

Dilated cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart becomes severely enlarged, reducing the ability of the heart to pump, making the heart unable to effectively pump a sufficient amount of blood into the bloodstream.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Abdominal palpation
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* Angiography
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* Cardiovascular surgery
* Beta blockers
* Diet modification
* Analgesics (Additional)
Kidney stones

## Description

Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, it is an extremely painful condition.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Abdominal palpation
* Temperature measurement
* Urine analysis - sampling
* CT
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Shock wave lithotripsy
* Analgesics
* Rehydration
* Home treatment
* Antipyretics (Additional)
Encephalitis

## Description

Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, most commonly caused by an autoimmune reaction or viruses.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Speech listening
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* EEG
* CSF sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antivirals
* NSAIDs
* Beta blockers
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
Chronic fatigue syndrome

## Description

Chronic fatigue syndrome is very complicated disease that refers to a condition of fatigue that can not be explained by any underlying medical condition.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Speech listening
* Oral cavity inspection
* Evaluation
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Recommendations
* Antidepressants
* Analgesics
* Home treatment
American trypanosomias

## Description

American trypanosomias also known as Chagas disease is serious infectious disease caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. If left untreated, it can lead to serious heart and digestive complications.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Abdominal palpation (for Complication)
* ECG (for Complication)
* Echo (for Complication)
* Urgent Echo (for Complication)
* Heart monitoring
* Serologic sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Antiparasitic drugs
* Beta blockers
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
Histoplasmosis

## Description

Histoplasmosis also called Cave Disease is respiratory disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma Capsulatum that mainly affects the lungs. Symptoms vary greatly. Past infection creates partial immunity.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Neck palpation
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Physical examination
* X-ray chest (for Complication)
* PCR - sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antimycotics
* Cough suppressants
* NSAIDs
* Rest
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Coeliac disease

## Description

Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the immune system reacts to dietary gluten present in wheat, rye and barley. The reaction causes inflammation in the small intestines and thus malabsorption of nutrients.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Blood draw
* Blood analysis - ICU (for Complication)
* CT (for Complication)
* Serologic sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Diet modification
* Antidiarrheals
* Vitamin supplementation
* Diet modification (for Complication)
* Bone Strengthening pills (for Complication)
* Rest (Additional)
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Acute rheumatic fever

## Description

Acute rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease affecting the heart, muscles, joints and the brain. Usually it develops after a simple streptococcal infection of the throat.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Oral cavity inspection
* Neck palpation
* Nasal cavity inspection
* Temperature measurement
* Chest auscultation
* Physical examination
* Thorax percussion
* CRP
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* Echo
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Antibiotics
* NSAIDs
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Rest (Additional)
DLC Doctor Mode

Doctor Mode is a DLC released for Project Hospital that expands the patient treatment system. It allows for greater control over patients as well as the creation of new staff members.

## Description

Free DLC!
Doctor Mode brings a new game mode to Project Hospital - take over your doctors and oversee their cases, use new handy visualizations of your patient's conditions and activities.
You can create your own employees in character editor and fill their offices with new equipment and decorations. Enjoy more variety in character portraits!

The expansion also brings a new insurance company and objectives, three new customizable difficulty options, quick tutorial and a big campaign level focused on doctor and hospital progress.

Collect 8 new achievements!
Hand bursitis

## Description

A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* USG
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Corticosteroid injections
* Ice wrap
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Bacterial gastroenteritis

## Description

Bacterial gastroenteritis is common gastrointestinal disease, in most cases lasting a few days.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Temperature measurement
* Abdominal palpation
* Microbial sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antibiotics
* Antidiarrheals
* Diet modification
* Antipyretics
* Rehydration (for Complication)
* Stomachics (for Complication)
* Spasmolytics (Additional)
* Home treatment
PCF

## Description

PCF - Pharyngoconjunctival fever refers to a condition mostly caused by Human mastadenovirus B, that causes small outbreaks mostly between young people in collectives. The disease affects pharynx and eyes.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Neck palpation
* Temperature measurement
* Oral cavity inspection
* PCR - sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Eye drops (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* Analgesics (Additional)
* NSAIDs (Additional)
Pork tapeworm

## Description

Pork tapeworms (T. solium) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Pigs act as intermediate hosts when they consume fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked pork can cause infection.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Abdominal palpation
* Physical examination
* Blood draw
* Stool collecting
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antihelmintics
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Vitamin supplementation
* Stomachics
* Home treatment
Harry Potter

## Harry James Potter

Información general

Capitán del Equipo de Quidditch de Gryffindor (1996 - 1997)

Lily Luna Potter

Vernon Dursley (tío político materno)

Fleamont Potter (abuelo paterno)

Euphemia Potter (abuela paterna)

Señor Evans (abuelo materno)

Señora Evans (abuela materna)

Henry Potter (bisabuelo paterno)

Hardwin Potter (antepasado paterno)

Iolanthe Peverell (antepasada paterna)

Linfred de Stinchcombe (antepasado paterno)

Ignotus Peverell (antepasado paterno)

Arthur Weasley (suegro)

Molly Weasley (suegra)

Bill Weasley (cuñado)

Fleur Delacour (cuñada política)

Victoire Weasley (sobrina política)

Dominique Weasley (sobrina política)

Louis Weasley (sobrina política)

Charlie Weasley (cuñado)

Percy Weasley (cuñado)

Audrey Weasley (cuñada política)

Molly II Weasley (sobrina política)

Lucy Weasley (sobrina política)

Fred Weasley (cuñado)

George Weasley (cuñado)

Angelina Johnson (cuñada política)

Fred II Weasley (sobrino político)

Roxanne Weasley (sobrina política)

### Vivienda

Casa del Valle de Godric (1980 - 1981)Número 4, Privet Drive, Little Whinging, Surrey (1981 - 1997)

Casa desconocida (¿? - presente)

### Arma

Varita mágica:Acebo y pluma de fénix, 27'94 centímetros, bonita y flexible (1991 - presente).

Espino y pelo de unicornio, 25'40 centímetros, inflexible. (1998 - presente).

Endrino. (1998 - presente).

### Aparece en

Harry Potter y la Piedra Filosofal (Libro / Película / Videojuego)
Harry Potter y la Cámara Secreta (Libro / Película / Videojuego)

Harry Potter y el Prisionero de Azkaban (Libro / Película / Videojuego)

Harry Potter y el Cáliz de Fuego (Libro / Película / Videojuego)

Harry Potter y la Orden del Fénix (Libro / Película / Videojuego)

Harry Potter y el Misterio del Príncipe (Libro / Película / Videojuego)

Harry Potter y las Reliquias de la Muerte (Libro / Película / Videojuego)

### Es un personaje de

LibroPelícula

Videojuego
Knee bursitis

## Description

A bursae is a small fluid filled sac which acts as a cushion between bone and areas prone to friction. Bursitis refers to swelling of said sac caused by inflammation.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* USG
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Corticosteroid injections
* Regular hospitalization
* EMS
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
Parapneumonic effusion

## Description

Parapneumonic effusion refers to a condition that arises as a result of pneumonia, bronchiectasis or a lung abscess.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Temperature measurement
* X-ray chest
* MRI
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Thoracentesis
* Antipyretics
* Bronchodilators
* NSAIDs
* Analgesics
Collapse

A collapse occurs when a patient with a critical symptom gets severe. There seems to be two types of collapse.

## Monitored Collapse

A Monitored Collapse occurs when a hospitalized patient collapses, a popup message will show up and the player will have the options to go to the collapsing patient or just ignore it. When this happens, two doctors will rush to the collapsing patient and start doing animations, presumably to revive them, while a nurse runs to get a stretcher to take them to ICU Hospitalization.

## Standard Collapse

A Standard Collapse happens when a patent that isn't hospitalized collapses. The exact thing happens as Monitored Collapse, just the collapsing patient will fall on the ground.

## Collapse Symptoms

Collapses have symptoms that appear when the patient collapses. These symptoms are orange until the patient dies or is revived. Symptoms and the symptoms that cause them include:

## Result Of Collapse

If a collapse cannot be treated, the patient will die, although, if ICU isn't available, they will be transported to another hospital.
Infectious mononucleosis

## Description

Infectious mononucleosis is usually caused by EBV - Epstein-Barr Virus - people usually get infected in their childhood. There is no vaccine for the disease. In the 1920's it was described as "the kissing disease".

## Examinations

* Interview
* Oral cavity inspection
* Neck palpation
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* X-ray chest (for Complication)
* Serologic sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Corticosteroids
* NSAIDs
* Antipyretics
* Rest
Flail chest

## Description

Flail chest is a life-threatening condition that occurs when a segment of the rib cage breaks due to trauma and moves independently of the rest of the chest wall/ribs during breathing.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Thorax percussion
* Chest auscultation
* CT
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Emergency care
* Oxygenotherapy
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Bronchodilators (Additional)
Hypertensive retinopathy

## Description

Hypertensive retinopathy is damage to the retina and retina's blood vessels due to high blood pressure.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Blood pressure measurement
* Basic visual test
* Perimetry
* Blood draw
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* Ophthalmoscopy
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* ACE inhibitor
* Diet modification
* Beta blockers
* Antihypertensive medication
* Analgesics (Additional)
Pertussis

## Description

Pertussis also known as Whooping Cough is a contagious respiratory disease. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis. Before the development of a vaccine, pertussis was considered a childhood disease. Now it affects people whose immunedefense is weakened.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Nasal cavity inspection
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Microbial sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* IV antibiotics
* Antipyretics
* Cough suppressants
* Rehydration
Pericarditis

## Description

Pericarditis refers to condition where the thin membrane, or sac, surrounding the heart is inflamed.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* CRP
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* CT
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* IV corticosteroids
* Analgesics
* IV infusion
Myocarditis

## Description

Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart's muscle, also known as myocardium, affecting the ability of the heart to pump blood properly and also the heart's electrical system, potentially giving rise to different arrhythmiaes (irregular and abnormal heart rythms).

## Examinations

* Interview
* Neck palpation
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Physical examination
* CRP
* Blood draw
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* MRI
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* IV antibiotics
* NSAIDs
* Beta blockers
* Analgesics (Additional)
Stroke

## Description

Stroke occurs when the blood supply to an area of the brain is interrupted or severely reduced, resulting in the death (necrosis) of brain tissue in the affected area.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Speech listening
* Physical examination
* Basic visual test
* Ophthalmoscopy
* Blood pressure measurement
* Blood draw
* Angiography (for Complication)
* Echo
* Urgent Echo
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* IV TPA
* Antihypertensive medication
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Diet modification
Tularaemia

## Description

Tularaemia is an infectious disease that mainly affects the skin, eyes, lymph nodes or lungs. It is caused by the Francisella tularensis bacteria. Tulareamia is highly contagious, potentially fatal, but can be treated effectively.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination (for Complication)
* Temperature measurement
* Neck palpation
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Oral cavity inspection
* CBC - sampling (for Complication)
* Microbial sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* IV antibiotics
* IV infusion
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Rest
Percy Jackson

## Información general

### Fecha de nacimiento

18 de agosto de 1993, Nueva York, Estados Unidos

### Otros familiares

Zeus (tío)
Hades (tío)

Hera (tía)

Hestia (tía)

Deméter (tía)

Cronos (abuelo)

Rea (abuela)

Gea (bisabuela)

Perséfone (prima)

Afrodita (prima)

Eris (prima)

Hebe (prima)

Ares (prima)

Hefesto (primo)

Ilitía (prima)

### Aparece en

El Ladrón del Rayo (Libro / Película)
El Mar de los Monstruos (Libro / Película)

La Maldición del Titán (Libro)

La Batalla del Laberinto (Libro)

El Último Héroe del Olimpo (Libro)

El Héroe Perdido (Libro)

El Hijo de Neptuno (Libro)

La Marca de Atenea (Libro)

La Casa de Hades (Libro)

La Sangre del Olimpo (Libro)

### Es un personaje de

Libro
Película
Acute mastoiditis

## Description

Mastoiditis refers to an infection and inflammation of the mastoid cells located in the mastoid process in the temporal bone (beneath the ear).

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Ear examination
* Audiometry (for Complication)
* CT
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* IV antibiotics
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
Pneumothorax

## Description

Collapsed lung, also called pneumothorax, occurs when air escapes the lung, filling the space between the lung and the chest wall, preventing expansion of the affected lung.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* X-ray chest
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* Thoracentesis
* Oxygenotherapy
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antiarrhythmics (Additional)
* Bronchodilators (Additional)
Lyme disease

## Description

Lyme disease is caused by the bite of a deer tick or back-legged tick. It can transfer a bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, which directly causes disease.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Neck palpation
* Chest auscultation
* Physical examination
* CBC - sampling
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* Serologic sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* IV antibiotics
* Beta blockers
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
Calculus of ureter

## Description

Kidney stones, also known as urolithiasis, are usually concretions of calcium. Even though the stones usually pass on their own through the urinary tract, they can sometimes get stuck in the ureter, which is an extremely painful condition.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Abdominal palpation
* Physical examination
* Urine analysis - sampling
* USG
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Shock wave lithotripsy
* Analgesics
* Rehydration
* Home treatment
Acute osteomyelitis

## Description

Acute osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection of the bone. It can develop into chronic osteomyelitis which is very difficult to treat.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* CBC - sampling
* MRI
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Osteomyelitis surgery
* Antibiotics
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
Esophageal varices

## Description

Esophageal varices are abnormally enlarged veins within the esophagus. They are usually caused by portal hypertension due to existing liver disease.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Barium swallow
* Stool collecting
* USG
* FAST
* Gastroscopy
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Band ligation
* Endoscopic cauterization
* Beta blockers
Pulmonary hypertension

## Description

Pulmonary hypertension is hypertension in the arteries from the heart to the lungs. Pulmonary hypertension often happens due to large or many small pulmonary emboli (blood clots in the lungs).

## Examinations

* Interview
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Blood pressure measurement
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* Angiography
* Echo
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Vasodilators
* IV infusion
* Thrombolytics
* Beta blockers
* Antihypertensive medication
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
Open fracture of humerus

## Description

Open fracture, also called compound fracture, is a fracture resulting in an open wound, cause by the dislocated bone, often with bone protruding through the wound. Humerus is the bone in the upper arm.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* X-ray upper limb
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* TC hospitalization
* Emergency care
* Antihemorrhagics
* Fracture surgery - Arm
* Regular hospitalization
* Analgesics
* NSAIDs
* Blood transfusion (for Complication)
* Bandage
Spondylolisthesis

## Description

Spondylolisthesis refers to a displaced vertebrae. Several conditions can cause spondylolisthesis; degenerative changes, trauma, congenital abnormalities, malignancy etc.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* X-ray back
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Boston brace
* Analgesics
* Spasmolytics (Additional)
* EMS
* Regular hospitalization
Complicated fracture of ulna

## Description

Complicated fracture consists of open wound, dislocated fractured bone and various fragments of broken bone. Ulna is one of the two bones in the forearm.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* X-ray upper limb
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* TC hospitalization
* Emergency care
* Antihemorrhagics
* Fracture surgery - Arm
* HDU hospitalization
* Analgesics
* NSAIDs
* Blood transfusion (for Complication)
* Bandage
Thalassaemia

## Description

Thalassaemia is an inherited blood disorder with the formation of abnormal hemoglobin that binds oxygen less efficiently and makes the red blood cell out of shape.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Abdominal palpation
* Urine analysis - sampling
* ECG (for Complication)
* Heart monitoring
* Blood draw
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Blood transfusion
* Beta blockers
H. pylori infection

## Description

Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria present in the upper gastrointestinal tract. It is the main cause of peptic ulcers.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Abdominal palpation
* Oral cavity inspection
* Blood draw
* Serologic sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

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* Triple therapy treatment
* Stomachics
* Vitamin supplementation
* Antacids (for Complication)
* Diet modification
* Rest
CHF

## Description

Congestive heart failure where the heart loses its ability to pump a sufficient amount of blood into the body.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Blood pressure measurement
* CRP
* Neurological testing
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* Echo
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* ACE inhibitor
* Oxygenotherapy
* IV infusion
* Beta blockers
* Antihypertensive medication
* Analgesics (Additional)
Sarcoidosis - Heart

## Description

Sarcoidosis is the growth of granulomas (clustered inflammatory cells) in the heart. Most likely it is due to an abnormal immune reaction to some agents. There is no cure, but with supporting medicine the disease progression can be halted.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Temperature measurement
* Neck palpation
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Neurological testing
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* MRI
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* Corticosteroids
* NSAIDs
* Oxygenotherapy
* IV infusion
* Beta blockers
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
COPD

## Description

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - COPD is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that results in obstructed airways in the lungs.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Speech listening
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* CRP
* Blood draw
* ECG (for Complication)
* Heart monitoring
* Spirometry
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Oxygenotherapy
* Bronchodilators
* Cough suppressants
* A1At replacement
* Beta blockers
* Analgesics (Additional)
Thoracic aortic aneurysm

## Description

Thoracic aortic aneurysm refers is a condition where the part of the aorta in the chest cavity is dilated (becomes like a balloon). The aneurysm can rupture and lead to immediate death.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Speech listening
* Oral cavity inspection
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Physical examination
* Blood pressure measurement (for Complication)
* Echo
* Urgent Echo
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* Cardiovascular surgery
* Beta blockers
* Oxygenotherapy
* Analgesics (Additional)
* NSAIDs (Additional)
Tutorial

## Tutorial 1 - Learn the basics of diagnosing and treating patients

Come out of retirement to help a hospital with your talent for diagnosing patients.

**Features taught**

* Using the mouse wheel to zoom and pan
* Changing wall view settings (hide all/auto hide/show full)
* Patient cards (quirks, needs, satisfaction level, symptoms)
* Player controlled diagnosis:
	+ Running tests and examinations
	+ Choosing a final diagnosis
	+ Choosing treatment options
* Tooltips (missing requirements for testing/treating patients)
* Game speed controls (Pause, Normal, 4x, 10x)
* Notification management (popups/log)

**Objectives**

## Tutorial 2 - Build a functional small clinic

Diagnosis is not your only talent - you were good at building hospitals too. Take empty land and build your very own hospital.

**Features taught**

* Building mode:
	+ Foundations
	+ Walls
	+ Doors
	+ Furniture (mandatory and recommended, connected items)
	+ Rotation of furniture
	+ Prefabs
* Management mode:
	+ Placing rooms
	+ Hiring staff and day/night shift
	+ Required rooms for a department
* In-game tutorials

**Objectives**

 Treat **6 patients** per day

## Tutorial 3 - Management and hospitalization

Your talents aren't just limited to diagnosis and building - you're a formidable manager too. Learn more about managing your hospital in management mode.

**Features taught**

* Departments:
	+ Department information, staff information and room information
	+ Checklists for required department rooms/staff
	+ Choosing a chief doctor for the department
	+ Diagnosis certainty levels (low, medium, high
	+ Ward types (Regular, HDU, ICU)
* Staff:
	+ Hiring and staff types
	+ Staff experience levels, skills, salaries and perks
	+ Staff specializations
	+ Which tasks staff are allowed to perform
	+ Day shift and night shift
* Insurance companies
* Ambulances
* Finance:
	+ Income
	+ Expenses
	+ Loans
* General running of the hospital

**Objectives**

 Treat patients with **high hazard** symptoms
Penetrated pancreas laceration

## Description

Penetrated pancreas laceration happens when an object pierces the skin of upper abdomen, causing an open wound and pancreas damage.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Abdominal palpation
* FAST
* USG
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* TC hospitalization
* Emergency care
* Pressure bandage
* Blood transfusion
* Abdominal surgery
Inclusion-body myositis

## Description

Inclusion-body myositis is chronic progressive inflammation and weakening of the muscles. It is most apparent the finger flexor and knee extensor muscles.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* CRP
* Blood draw
* Neck palpation
* EMG
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Corticosteroids
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Pulmonary laceration

## Description

Penetrating trauma is an injury that occurs when an object pierces the skin and enters a tissue of the body, creating an open wound. Pulmonary laceration can occur from such a trauma.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* FAST
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* TC hospitalization
* Emergency care
* Pulmonary surgery
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Blood transfusion
Rabies

## Description

Rabies is a deadly virus spread by saliva of infected animals. Transmission is often through animal bites.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Speech listening
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* EEG
* ECG (for Complication)
* Heart monitoring
* PCR - sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* Rabies immunoglobulin
* Beta blockers
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
Lupus

## Description

Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease. It is very difficult to diagnose.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Speech listening
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* CRP
* Urine analysis - sampling
* Blood draw
* CBC - sampling
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* Evaluation
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* IV corticosteroids
* NSAIDs
* Antipyretics
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Beta blockers
Emphysema

## Description

Emphysema refers to a condition when the alveoli - the air sacs - are damaged or destroyed, causing shortness of breath, even in states of relaxation.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Speech listening
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Temperature measurement
* Blood draw
* CT
* MRI (for Complication)
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Oxygenotherapy
* Bronchodilators
* Antipyretics
* A1At replacement
* Thoracentesis (for Complication)
* Analgesics (Additional)
Shoulder dislocation

## Description

Joint dislocation, also known as luxation, is a condition where the bones connected by a joint are abnormally separated. Damage to the adjacent tissue is common.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* X-ray upper limb
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Joint surgery - Arm
* Arm orthosis
* NSAIDs
* Analgesics (Additional)
Calculus in bladder

## Description

Bladder stones can be formed in the bladder due to a mineralization of concentrated urine. There will only be symptoms if the flow of urine is compromised.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Abdominal palpation
* Physical examination
* Urine analysis - sampling
* USG
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Shock wave lithotripsy
* Analgesics
* Rehydration
* Home treatment
Rat-bite fever

## Description

Rat-bite fever is an acute febrile disease caused by bacteria transmitted by rodents, particularly by their urine or mucous secretions.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Neck palpation
* Physical examination
* ECG (for Complication)
* Heart monitoring
* Serologic sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antibiotics
* Analgesics
* Beta blockers
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Shingles

## Description

Shingles is an infection caused by a reactivation of varicella-zoster virus. The disease results in a red skin rash that forms small blisters in a wide stripe following the course of a dermatome. Shingles can be extremely painful.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antivirals
* Antipyretics
* Numbing ointment
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Laryngitis

## Description

Laryngitis refers to inflammation of the voice box. It can be caused by bacteria or virus, but also because of excessive voice use.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Temperature measurement
* Neck palpation
* Oral cavity inspection
* Nasal cavity inspection
* Laryngoscopy
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antibiotics
* Antipyretics
* Rest
* Saline nasal spray (for Complication)
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Hemothorax

## Description

Hemothorax is an accumulation of blood within the pleural cavity and is commonly caused by a chest injury.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* USG
* FAST
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Thoracentesis
* Analgesics
* Oxygenotherapy
* Antiarrhythmics
Otosclerosis

## Description

Otosclerosis refers to abnormal hardening of the bone tissue near the middle ear causing inability to transfer sounds from the middle ear to the inner ear; resulting in loss of hearing.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Audiometry
* Physical examination
* Ear examination
* CT
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Recommendations
* MIEP (Changed Treatment)
Bacterial tonsillitis

## Description

Bacterial tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils. The most common bacterial tonsillitis is caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and is known as 'strep throat'.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Temperature measurement
* Neck palpation
* Ear examination
* Oral cavity inspection
* Nasal cavity inspection
* Chest auscultation
* Laryngoscopy
* Microbial sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antibiotics
* Antipyretics
* Rehydration
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Rest
* Home treatment
Nurses station

### Department

Emergency, Intensive Care Unit, General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Orthopaedy, Cardiology, Neurology and Pathology

### Description

All nurses needed for running a department are based here.

Nurses assigned to a nurses station check up on hospitalized patients in their departments. The nurses here also transport hospitalized patients to examinations.
Atherosclerosis - Carotides

## Description

Atherosclerosis is a disease where plaques are built up inside the carotid arteries of the body (the large arteries running from the aorta to the head), hardening and narrowing them, thereby reducing the flow of blood. It could be asymptomatic for decades, symptoms often appear when arteries become more than 50% blocked.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Speech listening
* Chest auscultation
* Neurological testing
* Blood pressure measurement
* Physical examination
* Blood draw
* Angiography (for Complication)
* Echo
* Urgent Echo
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Thrombolytics
* Antihypertensive medication
* Analgesics (Additional)
Aspergillosis

## Description

Aspergillosis is a respiratory disease caused by the fungus Aspergillus. If the patient has a weakened immune system, the invasive form of the disease spreads through the lungs. Infected lungs must undergo pulmonary surgery to clear the infection.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* MRI (for Complication)
* X-ray chest (for Complication)
* CT
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Antimycotics
* Thoracentesis (for Complication)
* Oxygenotherapy
* NSAIDs
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
Glomerulonephritis

## Description

Glomerulonephritis refers to inflammation of the filtering unit of the kidneys. It can be caused by an infection or autoimmunity.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Ophthalmoscopy
* Physical examination
* Blood draw
* Urine analysis - sampling
* Biopsy - sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Corticosteroids
* NSAIDs
* Diet modification
* Rest
* Vitamin supplementation (Complication)
* Rehydration (Complication)
* Analgesics (Additional)
Knee sprain

## Description

A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* MRI
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* NSAIDs
* Ice wrap
* Regular hospitalization
* EMS
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Spasmolytics (Additional)
Viral tonsillitis

## Description

Viral tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils and can be caused by several viral agents.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Temperature measurement
* Neck palpation
* Ear examination
* Oral cavity inspection
* Nasal cavity inspection
* Chest auscultation
* Laryngoscopy
* Serologic sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Rest
* Antipyretics
* Analgesics
* Rehydration
* Home treatment
Blunt spleen rupture

## Description

Blunt spleen rupture is caused by impact, injury or physical attack, but with no presence of an open wound.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Speech listening
* Abdominal palpation
* Ophthalmoscopy
* Neurological testing
* Blood pressure measurement
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* CT
* FAST
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* TC hospitalization
* Emergency care
* Ice wrap
* Abdominal surgery
* Oxygenotherapy
* Rest
* Stomachics
* Analgesics (Additional)
Duodenitis

## Description

Doudenitis is an inflammation of the lining of the duodenum; the first part of the small intestine, which is 12 inches long and curved into the C-shape.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Abdominal palpation
* Blood draw
* Microbial sampling (for Complication)
* Blood analysis - ICU (for Complication, ICU Exam)
* Gastroscopy
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Proton pump inhibitors
* Diet modification
* Analgesics
* Stomachics
* Endoscopic cauterization (for Complication)
* IV antibiotics (for Complication)
* Vitamin supplementation
* Home treatment
Pyelonephritis

## Description

Pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney, usually due to ascending bacteria spreading up through the urinary tract.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Abdominal palpation
* MRI
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antibiotics
* Analgesics
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* Stomachics
* Home treatment
Influenza

## Description

Influenza, commonly known as 'the flu', is a common infectious disease caused by the influenza virus family.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Nasal cavity inspection
* Oral cavity inspection
* Serologic sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antivirals
* NSAIDs
* Antipyretics
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Rest
* Home treatment
Corneal abrasion

## Description

Corneal abrasion - known also as scratched eye is one of the most common eye injuries, when foreign obstacles scratches the eye and produce discomfort and related symptoms.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Neurological testing
* Ophthalmoscopy
* Gonioscopy
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Eye drops
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Tick-borne encephalitis

## Description

Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral tick-borne infectious disease involving brain and central nervous system.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Speech listening
* Temperature measurement
* Physical examination
* Blood draw
* CBC - sampling
* CSF sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* HDU hospitalization
* IV corticosteroids
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Addiotional)
Croup

## Description

Croup is also known as laryngotracheobronchitis and it is usually caused by a virus, rarely by a bacterial infection.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Temperature measurement
* Oral cavity inspection
* Nasal cavity inspection
* Chest auscultation
* Evaluation

## Treatments

* Corticosteroids
* Bronchodilators
* Antipyretics
* Saline nasal spray
Tennis elbow

## Description

Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is characterized by radiating pain from the outside of the elbow to the wrist. The condition is caused by performing repetitive movement and, thus, irritation of the muscles and tendons associated with said movement.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* MRI
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Proliferation therapy
* Analgesics
* Rest
* Home treatment
Spinal stenosis

## Description

Spinal stenosis refers to an abnormal narrowing of the spinal canal, which affects the spinal cord or nerve roots. It causes pain, discomfort and loss of mobility usually in the limbs corresponding to the level of the stenosis.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* MRI
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Exercise
* Analgesics
* NSAIDs
* Home treatment
Crohn's disease

## Description

Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the entire intestine. The exact cause is unknown, however, it is evident that there are genetic, environmental and autoimmune components.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Temperature measurement
* Abdominal palpation
* CRP
* Blood draw
* Stool collecting
* CT - enterography
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Corticosteroids
* Vitamin supplementation
* Antidiarrheals
* Diet modification
* Vitamin supplementation (for Complication)
* Stomachics (for Complication)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Lung contusion

## Description

Blunt injury or physical trauma to the chest by either by impact or physical attack resulting in pulmonary contusion.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Blood pressure measurement
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* MRI (for Complication)
* CT
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Emergency care
* Regular hospitalization
* Oxygenotherapy
* Thoracentesis (for Complication)
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antiarrhythmics (Additional)
DLC Hospital Services

### Download Link

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1282550/Project\_Hospital\_\_Hospital\_Services/

Hospital Services is the first expansion released for Project Hospital. The DLC adds two new departments and allows visitors to a hospital.

## Description

Expansion pack for Project Hospital!

Breathe life into your hospitals with two new departments, more activities for staff and with visitors coming to improve your patients' mood!

Administrative department brings pharmacy, cafeteria, staff training and advanced janitor management. If you build a visitors lounge at any department, friends and family will start visiting your patients, even bringing them presents bought in a gift shop. In the meantime, different events happening in the area bring more variety to the daily routine.

If everything goes wrong, pathology allows you to figure out if mistakes were made and resolve any medical mystery.

## Content

### Departments

* Administrative Department
* Pathology Department

### Rooms

* Pharmacy
* Gift Shop
* Service office
* Cafeteria
* Lounge
Thrombophlebitis

## Description

Thrombophlebitis is condition where the inflammation of veins result in the formation of a blood clot that blocks one or more veins.

## Symptoms

 Pulmonary artery blockage (Complication) | 10

## Examinations

* Interview
* Chest auscultation
* Thorax percussion
* Physical examination
* Angiography (for Complication)
* USG
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* Thrombolytics
* Analgesics (Additional)
Cat-scratch disease

## Description

Cat-scratch disease is a common infectious disease caused by Bartonella henselae. It is transmitted by cats, through the cat's scratch or bite. Presence of the bacteria in humans is hard to detect by traditional bacterial cultivation because growth takes up to 6 weeks.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Neck palpation
* Abdominal palpation
* Physical examination
* ECG (for Complication)
* Heart monitoring
* Serologic sampling
* PCR - sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antibiotics
* Analgesics
* Beta blockers
* Rest (Additional)
* Home treatment
Staphylococcal meningitis

## Description

Staphylococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the staphylococcal infection.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Temperature measurement
* Blood pressure measurement
* CSF sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* IV antibiotics
* NSAIDs
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Antipyretics (Additional)
Lactose intolerance

## Description

Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk products. Undigested lactose can result in bloating, diarrhea, gas or abdominal pain.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Abdominal palpation
* Physical examination
* Blood draw
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Diet modification
* Antidiarrheals
* Stomachics
* Home treatment
Pneumococcal meningitis

## Description

Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation of membranes covering the spinal cord and brain due to the pneumococcal infection.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Speech listening
* Temperature measurement
* Thorax percussion
* Physical examination
* ECG
* Heart monitoring
* CSF sampling
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Regular hospitalization
* IV antibiotics
* Antipyretics
* NSAIDs
* Analgesics (Additional)
Ankle sprain

## Description

A sprain is a condition where a ligament surrounding a joint is taken beyond its functional range of motion, causing tears and sometimes to complete rupture of the affected ligaments.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* MRI
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* NSAIDs
* Ice wrap
* Regular hospitalization
* EMS
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Spasmolytics (Additional)
Beef tapeworm

## Description

Beef tapeworms (T. saginata) are parasitic flatworms living in the digestive system of humans. Cattle act as intermediate hosts when they consume
fodder or water contaminated with human feces. Eating undercooked beef can cause infection.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Abdominal palpation
* Physical examination
* Stool collecting
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Antihelmintics
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Common cold

## Description

The common cold is a viral infection located to the upper respiratory system, usually the nose or throat.

## Examinations

* Interview
* Physical examination
* Temperature measurement
* Oral cavity inspection
* Chest auscultation
* Nasal cavity inspection
* Differential diagnosis

## Treatments

* Rest
* Cough suppressants
* Saline nasal spray (for Complication)
* Antipyretics
* Analgesics (Additional)
* Home treatment
Campaigns

## Campaign 1 - In Debt

This hospital's manager, conspiring with rival medical company Misfire Medical, took out huge bank loans and ran off with the money. Help this hospital to become profitable and pay back the loans, or the hospital will be forced to close.

### Objectives

 Treat **10 patients** per day
 Reach **65% prestige** at the end of the day (0:00)
 Treat **25 patients** per day
 Reach **70% prestige** at the end of the day (0:00)
 Enable **hospitalisation** at **General Surgery** department
 Treat **45 patients** per day
 Reach **75% prestige** at the end of the day (0:00)
 Treat **50 patients** per day

## Campaign 2 - Inefficient

Misfire Medical, the company that caused such trouble in the first campaign, built a hospital without considering layout and employees. The hospital was so inefficient it went into debt and Misfire Medical sold it. See how you can improve this hospital and how many patients you can cure.

### Objectives

 Have profit for **1 day** in a row
 Treat **28 patients** per day
 Have profit for **3 days** in a row
 Treat **50 patients** per day