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You are a surgeon of high renown at one of the country’s best hospitals, but one of your patients is giving you a headache: Tommy is an unlucky little fellow who you find on your operating table almost every week. His malaises are very diverse, so at least it doesn’t get boring. Can you help Tommy with your medical knowledge and your skills? Let’s play Surgery! and find out…

1.Tommy’s heart aches and he needs minor surgery to mend it. Before you sharpen your scalpel, you have to make sure that you operate on the correct organ. Where is Tommy’s heart?

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• B
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• D

2. Nobody knows how he did it, but Tommy has managed to get a spoon stuck somewhere between his internal organs. Can you locate it?

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• B
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• E
• F

3. Oh noes! Tommy has fallen down the stairs and fractured his clavicle! He’s in desperate need of surgery. Where do you have to operate?

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• B
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• D
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• F

4. Oh Tommy dear, you know you’re not supposed to play with food! Now Tommy has a pea in his brain. You must remove it quickly – but at which point do you need to make the incision?

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• B
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5. Tommy’s back in the operating theatre again! This time, he has put an earthworm in his nose! The little critter has attached itself somewhere to Tommy’s circulatory system – can you find it?

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• F

6. Tommy is a greedy eater, and he somehow managed to get a chocolate bean in his windpipe. Now it’s stuck in his right lung. Where on the image below do you have to perform surgery?

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• E

7. TOOTH DECAY! Oh, the humanity! Tommy needs to have a canine pulled out. Which of the numbered ones do you have to prepare for extraction?

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8. Once more, Tommy’s back at the operating table. This time, he’s got a splinter so deep in his left deltoid that it requires micro-surgery to remove it. At which of the numbered spots do you have to start the operation?

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• F

9. On his way out of the hospital, Tommy ran right into a glass door and hit his head really hard. Now he’s suffering from aphasia – he can’t describe other symptoms, so he tries writing them down. Unfortunately, he’s also having a rare form of agraphia – all the letters are mixed up. Can you unscramble them and tell which area of his body needs to be examined further?

• His feet
• His sacrum
• His throat
• His knee
• His tummy
• His chest

10. You want to look up Tommy’s patient history, but there was a computer error and now his file is mixed up. How many diseases can you find?

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