MEDI - SUDOKU - how to play
It is like normal sudoku - instead of numbers 1 to 9 we have 9 diseases and for each disease we have 9 terms which you will use to fill up the squares with.It is suggested that in a team, one person try to finish the sudoku - for this give an arbitrary number from 1 to 9 to the 9 diseases and complete the sudoku using numbers - meanwhile other person will unscramble the jumbled words into 9 groups - one group of 9 terms for each number.
at the end just fill up the squares.
An example of 4x4 sudoku is given here - fill up with
warfarin; bleeding gums & petechiae; present in lemons; related to rhodopsin;
related to Calcium; factors 2,7,9,10; keratomalacia; prothrombin time;
pigeon chest; bossing of skull; for blood coagulation; collagen & capillary fragility
Scurvy
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Night
blindness
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Precursor
in carrots
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Rickets
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so obviously, this sudoku is based on 4 vitamins - A, D, C, K.
it is suggested to group the terms under each vitamin
A - (precursor in carrots, night blindness), related to rhodopsin. keratomalacia
C - (scurvy) bleeding gums & petechiae; present in lemons; collagen capillary fragility
D - (rickets) related to calcium; pigeon chest; bossing of skulls
K - warfarin; factors 2,7,9, 10; prothrombin time; for blood coagulation
now you can substitute nuimbers for vitamins - 1,2,3,4 for above vitamins given in the squares -
i.e. A, D, C, (not given no. 4 is K)
3
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1
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1
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2
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complete the square as follows -
3
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2
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4
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1
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1
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4
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3
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2
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2
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3
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1
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4
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4
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1
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2
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3
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and then substitue with vitamin terms
or directly fill with vitamin terms
Scurvy
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rel. to Calcium
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war-farin
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Night
blindness
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Precursor
in carrots
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blood coaguln
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collagen cap. fragilty
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pigeon chest
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skull bossing
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in lemons
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kerato-malacia
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factors 2,7,9,10
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prothrombin time
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rhodopsin
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Rickets
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bleeding gums petechia
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OBG - PADOSAN
(modification of Brainbashers Neighbors & Futoshiki Japanese game
A grid of 6x6 table would be there - it has to be filled by 36 phrases - related to 6 alphabetically arranged Obstetric disorders - 6 for each disorder - they have to be placed in such a way that the same disorder is not repeated in any one column or row - clues are given in the form of a mark for adjacent boxes.A numerical example is given below for understanding - an easy 4x4 example is given below -
The connecting marks > < 
mean that the adjoining numbers are consecutive ; no mark means they are not consecutive / adjacent numbers.so the worked out solution for above puzzle is
4 >< 3 2 >< 1
x x
2 4 1 3
x x
3 1 4 2
x x
1 >< 2><3>< 4
See the example with vitamins again here -
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