Daily word challenge
Drugdle
Get the name. Keep the knowledge.
Work out the drug name and practise spelling it. Finished today’s challenge? Keep going in Practice mode.
Drug names · INNs · Spelling
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Free games, quizzes and simulations for pharmacology and medical language. Explore a concept. Practise a skill. Make the connection.
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Single-best-answer MCQs
Drugzzle
Put your drug knowledge to the test.
Practise questions on mechanisms, uses, adverse effects and prescribing safety.
Retrieval · Clinical reasoning
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Patient simulation
Pharmochi
Think through treatment choices.
Explore drug responses in a playful patient simulation with simplified models for learning.
Applied pharmacology · Therapeutic reasoning
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Card matching
PharMatch
Spot the stem. Find the drug class.
Match drug-name stems to their class definitions and build connections between names.
Name stems · Drug classes
pharmatch.app
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Falling-block game
PharmaFall
Match medicines to their targets.
Make drug–target connections in a fast-moving game that puts your recall into action.
Targets · Mechanisms · Recognition
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Interactive simulation
PKWise
See what happens between doses.
Explore dosing, half-life, accumulation and exposure with simplified concentration–time simulations.
Pharmacokinetics · Dosing concepts
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Hangman word game
PharMan
Recall the drug, one letter at a time.
Use a familiar word game to practise the names and spellings of commonly prescribed medicines.
Drug names · INNs · Spelling
pharman.app
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Crossword puzzle
PharmXWord
Cross clues with drug names.
Practise recalling and spelling generic drug names through crossword puzzles.
Drug names · Retrieval · Spelling
pharmxword.app
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Clue-based challenge
PharmaCipher
Follow the clues to the medicine.
Connect clinical context, mechanisms, class features and safety clues to identify a drug.
Drug identification · Reasoning
pharmacipher.app
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Interaction learning
RxLinks
Understand why combinations matter.
Link drug, food, herb and supplement interactions to the mechanisms behind their risks.
Interactions · Medication safety
rxlinks.app
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Mishaps & memorable facts
RxMish
Learn from the unexpected.
Explore memorable drug mishaps and unusual facts to recognise adverse effects and medication risks.
Adverse effects · Risk recognition
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Medication-safety quizzes
LASARx
Similar names. Important differences.
Practise look-alike and sound-alike recognition, high-alert safeguards and independent double-checks.
LASA · High-alert medicines · Checks
lasarx.app
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Medical word challenges
EtymoForge
Make medical language make sense.
Build and decipher medical terms by exploring word origins and the meaning of their parts.
Roots · Word building · Terminology
etymoforge.app
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Quizzes, flashcards & simulations
DrugDojoBeta
Build your pharmacology foundations.
Use bite-sized activities to reinforce core concepts and practise applying knowledge of drug actions.
Content review and verification are incomplete.
Core knowledge · Concepts · Application
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A PharmaNUS collection
Play. Understand. Apply.
These free apps support students and learners in medicine and the health professions. Use them to revisit a topic, identify a gap, or explore a different way of practising.
Pair an activity with your teaching materials: play, notice what you found difficult, then return to the underlying concept.
Which app should I try first?
Try Drugdle for drug-name recall, Drugzzle for MCQ practice, PKWise for pharmacokinetic concepts, or EtymoForge for medical terminology.
What happens when I open an app?
Each app opens on its own website in a new tab, so you can return here to explore another activity. Any progress or settings are handled by that app.
How should I use the simulations?
PKWise and Pharmochi use simplified models to support learning and reasoning. Use them alongside your teaching materials; their outputs are not predictions for individual patients.
What does the beta label mean?
DrugDojo is a beta release. Its content review and verification are incomplete; check information against your course materials and share any errors through the feedback link.