In the Arctic Room, you’ll find yourself triaging patients in conditions as cold as -20°C.
The frigid air makes every action more difficult – your fingers are stiff, your breath is visible, and your patient is bundled in layers, making it hard to assess their injuries.
This room simulates the challenges of extreme cold environments, teaching you how to manage patients when both the weather and the conditions are working against you.
You’ll gain experience in adapting your medical skills to handle freezing temperatures, reduced dexterity, and hypothermia risks.
