PICU Calculator

by ITDCS ltd


Medical

6.49 usd



Prescribing in Paediatric Intensive Care made easy

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Shown in a study to significantly increase the speed, accuracy and confidence of prescribing in a paediatric emergency (Flannigan and McAloon, Resuscitation 2011). This application has been developed by an experienced team of clinicians to provide the user with a wealth of information with a few simple clicks. In a matter of seconds the ‘PICU Calculator’ provides normal values and doses for the following: 1) Normal Physiological Values •Heart Rate•Respiratory Rate •Systolic Blood Pressure (5th Percentile)•Systolic Blood Pressure (50th Percentile)•Systolic Blood Pressure (95th Percentile)•Mean Arterial Pressure (5th Percentile)•Mean Arterial Pressure (50th Percentile)•Mean Arterial Pressure (95th Percentile)•Diastolic Blood Pressure (5th Percentile)•Diastolic Blood Pressure (50th Percentile)•Diastolic Blood Pressure (95th Percentile)•Cerebral Perfusion Pressure •Minimum Urinary Output•Estimated Blood Volume•Tidal Volume •Body Surface Area 2) Airway •ET Tube Internal Diameter (Uncuffed)•ET Tube Internal Diameter (Microcuff) •ET Tube Length (Oral) •ET Tube Length (Nasal) •LMA Size•Airway Exchange Catheter•Airtraq •GlideScope •Fibreoptic Scope 3) Fluids •Fluid Bolus •Fluid Bolus (Trauma/DKA)•Hypoglycaemia •Hypertonic Saline 3%•Maintenance 4) Induction Agents •Fentanyl•Ketamine •Midazolam •Propofol •Thiopentone 5) Muscle Relaxants •Atracurium•Cisatracurium •Rocuronium •Suxamethonium •Vecuronium 6) Muscle Relaxant Reversal •Sugammadex (Moderate Blockade)•Sugammadex (Deep Blockade)•Sugammadex (Immediate Reversal)•Glycopyrronium-Neostigmine •Neostigmine •Glycopyrronium •Atropine 7) Resuscitation •Adrenaline •Amiodarone •Atropine •Calcium Chloride•Calcium Gluconate •DC Shock •Insulin•Magnesium•Potassium •Sodium Bicarbonate 8) Infusions •Acetylcysteine•Adrenaline•Adrenaline (Peripheral)•Alfentanil•Alprostadil•Alteplase•Aminophylline•Aminophylline (Peripheral)•Amiodarone•Arginine•Atracurium•Calcium Chloride•Carnitine•Clonazepem•Clonidine •Dinoprostone •Dobutamine•Dobutamine (Peripheral) •Dopamine•Dopamine (Peripheral)•Enoximone•Epoprostenol•Esmolol•Fentanyl•Furosemide•Glucagon•Glyceryl Trinitrate•Heparin•Hydralazine•Insulin•Intralipid•Isoprenaline•Ketamine•Labetalol•Levosimendan•Liothyronine•Magnesium •Midazolam•Milrinone •Morphine•Naloxone•Nicardipine•Nimodipine •Noradrenaline•Noradrenaline (Peripheral)•Octreotide•Phenylephrine•Phosphate•Phosphate (Peripheral)•Potassium Chloride•Remifentanil•Rocuronium•Salbutamol•Salbutamol (Peripheral)•Sodium Benzoate•Sodium Bicarbonate•Sodium Nitroprusside•Sodium Phenylbutyrate•Thiopentone •Vasopressin •Vecuronium 9) Antibiotics •Aciclovir•Amikacin•Amoxicillin •Benzylpenicillin •Cefotaxime •Ceftazidime•Ceftriaxone •Cefuroxime •Ciprofloxacin •Clindamycin•Co-amoxiclav •Flucloxacillin •Gentamicin •Meropenem •Metronidazole•Teicoplanin•Vancomycin The easy to use interphase and organisation into the above categories means the user can quickly find the information they need and make this application a real joy to use. Important design features include: •The option to enter age in ‘Years, Months and Days’ or as ‘Date of Birth’•If known weight can be entered in ‘Kg’ or ‘Lb/Oz’•If weight is not known the application will provide an ‘estimated weight’ using your preference of the Advanced Paediatric Life Support (APLS) formulae or the 50th centile for age and sex from World Health Organisation (WHO) growth chartsRevised Sort Order

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Excellent app. I work in aviation medecine and I appreciate that I do not need data to use the app. Thank you

S Konstas

Good

Sabyasachi Das

Use it every day

T O

I like this app very much. I use it more than 5 years. It is very usefull and helpfull for me. Thank you for it. :)

Vladyslav Stasevski

good

Dr Atta Temraz

Easy to use and very comprehensive

Dominic Twinn

Very handy, would be nice to see shared calendars in the app

Josephine Stringer

It would be even better if it could be customised a bit. I'd like to be able to move drugs I use frequently higher up the list and maybe add extra ones.

Chris Sloan

This is a really great app, helps a lot when em on call. Would recommend it to everyone in the medical field

Thabo D

Hands down fantastic. Get it.

Thomas Finn