Someone you love lives with diabetes. Become their Kidney Detective.

You are the kidney filter! Move the filter basket with your mouse, finger, or arrow keys. Catch the good drops — water and healthy foods. Dodge the salt shakers and sugar cubes: catching one costs a heart. You have 45 seconds and 3 hearts.

Flip two cards at a time and find all six matching pairs of kidney clues.

Find the seven hidden words. Tap the first letter of a word, then tap its last letter — words run across, down, or diagonally.

Kidney cases are full of rumors. Read each statement and call it: myth or fact?

Six real cases from the four panels. Pick the right answer — a true detective checks every number.

A snack appears — you decide. Is it great for kidneys, or one to go easy on? Sort all eight cards.

Detectives memorize their targets. Tap the right number for each clue — every target comes straight from the four panels.

Your kidneys do four big jobs. Tap a job on the left, then tap what that job does on the right. Match all four pairs.

Eight quick statements about your kidneys. True or false? No guessing — a detective checks the facts.

The clue words got scrambled! Read the clue, then tap the letter tiles in order to rebuild each word.

Everyday habits can protect the kidneys — or quietly work against them. Sort each habit card into the right group.

Sixty seconds on the clock. Answer as many quick kidney questions as you can before time runs out!

When kidneys can no longer filter, dialysis takes over the cleaning job. Six questions on what dialysis does — and what it doesn't do.

No choices this time — type the real targets from the panels and the kidney-numbers table, then check yourself.

Lab results land on your desk. Read each ACR or eGFR result and file it: filters holding, watch it, or act — see the doctor.

Four medicines from Panel 4 and the heart panel. Tap a medicine, then tap the job it does. Match all four pairs.

The panels carry one rule in a red box: if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or planning a pregnancy, tell your doctor right away — some medicines are paused during pregnancy. Work the cases.

Harder rumors this time — dialysis, GFR numbers, and the medicines. Call each one: myth or fact?

Kidney trouble is quiet, so the numbers have to speak. Six cases — read every result like a detective.

After a heart attack or stroke, the ESC/EAS goal is two rules at once: LDL under 55 mg/dL and at least 50% lower. Do the math on each case.

Blood-pressure readings, one at a time. Sort each into normal, elevated, or high — remember, 120/80 is normal and the treatment target is under 130/80.

Build each kidney word letter by letter from the tile pool. Wrong letters cost a strike — three strikes and the word is revealed. Watch out for decoy tiles!

Ten cards on the board — some raise the risk of kidney damage, some protect against it. Tap every card that is a risk, then check your detective work.

A great kidney check-up runs in order. Tap the steps in the right order, from first to last.

Seventy-five seconds, nothing but numbers: thresholds, targets, and ranges from the panels. How many can you nail?

Seven harder words from the case file are hiding in this grid. Tap the first letter of a word, then tap its last letter.

One family, one patient, every panel at once. Work Grandpa R.'s case step by step — the way a real kidney detective would.