Critical- Medical Guide

The best critical care app I have, and I use it every day it's great

My only complaint is that I didn’t come across it sooner. Ultrasound updates?

I just got this. I wish I had access to this when I was working, retired RN( active license) still like many, love to keep current. Having done so much in a long career ( like my wife) I was a Nurse before men were in the field. This has pharmacy information ( was at UConn in pharmacy school) before I dropped my 1-A, with a low draft number. Medic, changed after to Nursing with my wife. This has a wealth of information. OB-GYN( first male RN) early, decelerations) Point is I’ve never seen so much in one spot except PDR, or Taber’s.

A must have App for any paramedic or critical care service.

This was a great app I showed all of my students. Any more the drip section no longer calculates the mL/hr. No matter what I put in it doesn’t do the calculations. I hope this is fixed.

Easily and hands gown the best app to have at hand. I use this app on every trip whether to calculate O2 cylinder times or to pre calculate RSI doses in the event they may be needed. There is a lot to be said for removing cognitive load on the provider, specifically in emergency situations. The fact that the app is not dependent upon WiFi availability makes it my first go to for a ton of out of hospital uses

Great app, but can’t edit med doses to reflect my specific protocols

Hoping to get the devs attention, the drip rate and other tools have stopped working. Otherwise a 5 star product.

Not worth the money. Very little information in app.

This is tge one tge I use 99% of the time.