This procedure is called clicking. Dragging is much like clicking. While over an object press the left mouse button but do not release it. Instead, move the cursor to a new position on the screen Moving the cursor with the button pressed is called dragging.. During the operation, the cursor will be represented by a small hand. This miniature image is called an icon.. The small hand icon symbolizes an empty hand. The icon can be changed by clicking on an item.
If, for example, you were to move the hand icon over the image of the scalpel and press the button, the cursor icon would change from the hand to the scalpel symbolizing grasping the scalpel. If you click the cursor on an empty area of the tray, while you have the scalpel in your hand, the cursor will change to your hand, symbolizing dropping the scalpel.
Moving around the hospital To move around the hospital, use your mouse. To enter or leave a room, click on the door. To pick up a clipboard, click on it. While viewing lessons in the classroom, click on the chalkboard to ask the instructor to put up the next lesson. To leave the hospital, exit through the doors at the far end of the hall. Feel free to explore all of the rooms and objects at Toolworks General Hospital.
When clicking, always use the tip upper left of the mouse arrow to indicate where you want to go or what you want to pick up. The arrow will turn into an hour glass when the program is busy. Signing in Before you can be assigned any patients, you must inform the hospital staff that you have arrived. Nurse Pierce will offer you the sign-in clipboard in the main hall. Click on the clipboard and you will be presented with a sign-in sheet.
If you are a returning doctor, just click on your name. Once you have signed in, the program will remember everything about you, even if you leave the hospital and come back to play another time. Diagnosing a patient To diagnose a patient, you should first read the patient's reported symptoms. These symptoms can be found on the clipboard at the foot of the patient's bed.
Click on the clipboard to pick it up. To put the clipboard down, move the icon off the clipboard and click. To preform a physical examination of the patient, click on the patient's body. You will be presented with a close-up of the torso. To palpate a particular region, move the mouse to the area and click. Note the patient's responses.
To end a physical examination click on the bed covers. The patient's clipboard is also used to order a particular treatment or more tests. Use your mouse to put a check mark in the appropriate box. You must put your initials in the space provided in order for the staff to carry out your request. Remember to put the clipboard down when you have finished with it.
Medical school Whenever the chief of surgery feels that you need schooling, you will be instructed to report to the medical school. Most of the lessons in medical school are written on the chalkboard. The classroom is also outfitted with audio-visual equipment that will sometimes be used after an unsuccessful surgery. Use the beeper that came with your Life and Death package to determine the number where they can be reached.
Line up the person's name eg. Morgan and where they called from eg. Pathology in the top beeper window. The correct phone number is contained in the window corresponding to the phone line used for the call. Pick up the phone on the main desk and dial this number.
When dialing the phone, you may push the phone buttons by clicking the mouse button over the phone number image. Surgery When you first start surgery, the mouse icon will be in the shape of a hand.
Click on an instrument to pick it up. Use the tip of the finger to point to what you want to pick up. The icon will change to a representation of the instrument you are currently holding. To put an instrument down, click anywhere on the operating tray. To use an instrument, move the icon to the appropriate place and click.
For some instruments, such as the scalpel, sponge, suction and antiseptic, you must click and drag the mouse to use them properly. To open a drawer, first put down any instrument you might be holding and click on the drawer handle.
Use the same procedure to close the drawer. When removing forceps from the patient's body, line up the hand with the forceps handle. To retract a tissue layer, pick up the retractor and click near the incision. To close a tissue layer, click on the right mouse button on the layer to be closed.
While in surgery, the following keys are active: S: Turns sound on and off. P: Pauses the game. To resume the game, press any key. To have this clipboard handed to you, click on any intercom. To select or unselect an option on the Policies clipboard, place a check mark or remove the check mark in the appropriate box by clicking with the mouse.
Patients may not speak while quiet hours are in effect. There are three play levels available: Novice, Intermediate and Advanced. If you have not yet signed in, the bottom of the Policies clipboard will contain an option called "Remove surgeon from sign up".
To remove a doctors name from the sign-up list, choose this option. Before the name is actually deleted, you will be asked to confirm the surgeon's removal by clicking the appropriate box. NOTE: Each new surgeon starts at the novice level. If you would like a more challenging game, choose the intermediate or advanced play level. At the more difficult levels, you will encounter bleeders and abnormal EKG patterns more often.
The comments by the staff members will be less helpful. Also, you will need to be more precise in placing clamps, using the cauterizer and making incisions. For those surgeons who desire a challenge of nightmarish proportions, "Nightmare Mode" is available. Click the appropriate box. To ensure that everyone here at Toolworks General works under the same guidelines, we have included the following excerpt from "Anatomy and the Surgical Technique," by Drs.
Appendicitis can be marked by any combination of loss-of-appetite, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, high fever and acute abdominal pain. Treatment Surgery is indicated in cases of appendicitis. Bacterial Infection Indications: Bacterial infection is the assault upon the body by a bacteria or germ. As the body's defenses attempt to expel the bacteria, certain symptoms manifest themselves.
These can include abdominal discomfort, vomiting, diarrhoea, high fever and runny nose. Treatment: Bed rest and medication are required. Intestinal Gas Indication: Symptoms include abdominal pain, generalized weakness and dizziness. Treatment: Observation and bed rest. Kidney Stones Indications: Small precipitates composed of mineral salts extracted from urine sometimes become lodged in the ducts of the kidneys.
These renal calculi can cause extreme discomfort in the lower back and flank area. The stones, while rarely fatal, are extremely painful and should be treated immediately. Kidney stones will appear on an X-ray as small dots above the pelvis. Treatment: Kidney-stone patients should be referred to a urologist. Aneurysms Indications: When a blood vessel wall becomes diseased or begins to weaken, the blood vessel begins to dilate stretch , forming what is known as an aneurysm.
Should the artery walls become rough from deterioration, the blood within may clot and form an embolism, further stretching the aneurysm. If the aneurysm occurs in a large artery, the potential bursting of the artery is life-threatening. A particularly dangerous aneurysm occurs in the aorta, the main blood-carrying artery. Aneurysms of the descending, or abdominal, aorta can often be felt as a pulsating mass in the abdomen. The most common symptom is abdominal pain. Ultrasonic scans reveal aneurysms as solid white lumps.
Treatment: If an aneurysm swells to a dangerous level, 5 to 6 cm in diameter, the blood vessel's wall must be supported with a dacron graft. Since aneurysms commonly occur in older patients who have less stable systems, surgeons must take care to avoid needless surgery. Arthritis is often found among older patients and can be extremely painful. Treatment: Arthritis is very difficult to treat. The most successful treatments include cautious exercise and pain-relief medication.
Diagnosis Definition: Diagnosis is the study of symptoms in an effort to discover the ailment caused a patient's discomfort. This process involves gathering as much information as possible about the patient and his or her symptoms before proceeding with treatment. Some of the tools found to me most useful are the patient's own report of symptoms, the abdominal exam, the X-ray and the ultrasonic scan.
Patient's Reported Symptoms: Symptoms reported by the patient provide a starting point for diagnosis. These symptoms are often written on a clipboard at the foot of the patient's bed.
Abdominal Exam: The abdominal exam is often an extension of the patient's report of symptoms. By palpating the abdomen and listening to the patient, the tending physician can gain a more detailed understanding of the symptoms.
To perform an abdominal exam, palpate various locations on the patient's abdomen and note the responses. For more information on examinations, refer to your Operating Procedures Manual. X-ray: An X-ray is the image of electromagnetic radiation passed through a body and then captured on film. We may have multiple downloads for few games when different versions are available.
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In the role of a resident abdominal surgeon at fictional hospital Toolworks General, the player must diagnose and treat a variety of maladies including kidney stones, arthritis, appendicitis, and aneuritic aorta. The last two require the player to perform surgery. Your job is to diagnose patients and administer appropriate therapies, or even perform surgery when necessary.
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