MedGames
Games & Resources
Scroll down to find a list of games and resources pages organized by topic. These games are meant to help you memorize, test, and review your knowledge. On each page you'll find matching or sorting games as well as links to external and downloadable resources for extra practice. These are designed for medical, PA, NP, pre-med, advanced biology, biochem and other healthcare or biomedical science students.
Anatomy
Biochemistry
Glycolysis is the first step in cellular respiration and involves the breakdown of glucose to pyruvate.
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The Citric Acid or Krebs Cycle in the second step in the cellular respiration process and helps create more energy using the pyruvate created during glycolysis. It also creates products that help fuel the Electron Transport Chain.
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Gluconeogenesis is the creation of glucose from pyruvate when glucose is not freely available in the body.
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The Urea Cycle is important for taking ammonia from broken down amino acids and making into urea so it can be excreted by our kidneys.
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The Coagulation Cascade is the always-tested-on topic that explains how our blood clots.
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Heme is vital to the production of hemoglobin, which carries oxygen and CO2 around our bodies. This section goes through the biosynthesis pathway for heme.
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Pentose phosphate pathway flowchart game. Review the reversible and irreversible steps in this pathway.
Sort images of common medications into the correct category. Is the medication used to treat viruses, bacteria, parasites, or fungus?
Flashcards and matching games for basic drugs by drug type. These are simplified for a Medication Aide, or CNA level with med passing privileges. Includes example medications, MOA, and major side effects for oral medications.
Flashcards and matching games for medical abbreviations. These include basic terminology for Nurses, Medical Assistants, Medication Aides, or CNAs.
Meds and Pharmacology
For entry level biology, health science, or anatomy students, this game will help you review all of the major organs and organ systems including the digestive system, integumentary system, cardiovascular system, musculoskeletal system, and more.
Label the valves, atria, ventricles, and major blood vessels of the heart. Two levels for an illustrated diagram and a realistic heart muscle image.
Label the female reproductive anatomy including the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, vagina, and more.
Label the male genital and urinary tracts. This will have the major organs including the prostate, ureters, bladder, penis, vans deferens and more.
Label the major bones in spine, chest, and pelvis. This labeling game uses an image of a human skeleton and will help you identify the major bones as well as the parts of the vertebrae bones.
Label the major bones in the upper and lower limbs including the hands and feet. This is great for any anatomy, biomedical, or healthcare students.
Label the major bones in the skull and face. First, using an illustrative diagram, then using an image of a human skull.
Microbiology
Identify which bacteria is gram positive and which is gram negative in this whack-a-mole game.
Identify viruses by the type of genome they have in this drag and drop game. This is critical for any students who use the Baltimore Classification for viruses. Great for microbiology, virology, and medical students.
Use the image and matching description to drag and drop bacteria into the correct bacteria species name. This is useful for microbiology students, pharmacology, and more.