Athlete's Calculator vs I.C.U. RenalCalc Usage & Stats

The must-have calculator for runners, cyclists, swimmers, rowers, other athletes, and their coaches. • Calculate time, distance, or pace (speed) by entering any two and calculating the third. • Use your preferred units of distance (miles, kilometers, etc.) and pace/speed (minutes/mile, kilometers per hour, etc.), and convert between different units. • Perform standard arithmetic calculations (add, subtract, multiply, divide) on time, distance, or pace (speed) - add a series of time splits, calculate a pace as a percentage of another one, etc. • All operations can be performed by keyboard entry. • Watch a QuickTime movie of the software in action here: http://www.stevenscreek.com/iPhone/videos/AthletesCalculator.mov • Read the online manual here (included inside app): http://www.stevenscreek.com/iPhone./manuals/athletecalc.htm • Localized in Spanish, French, Italian, German, and Dutch

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I.C.U. RenalCalc

I.C.U. RenalCalc provides the most frequently used calculations next to patient bed, when continuous renal replacement techniques are required. The application also warns about certain situations that can endanger the filter. ICU RenalCalc® offers the following options: - Frequently used calculations in the patients under CVVH and CVVHDF. Calculations about the dose and volume of convection in PRE and POST, volume of diffusion, calculation of the Kuf of the filter based on the transmembrane pressure (TMP), calculation of the anticipated TMP before initiating the technique, calculation of the filtration fraction (FF) and calculation of the efficiency of the filter. - Coagulation calculations - Specific module for filtration fraction calculation. - Specific module for TMP calculation - Specific module that allows the user to make calculations in this field: Cockroft-Gault, MDRD, fractional sodium excretion, anion gap, measured creatinine clearance, calculated plasmatic and urinary osmolarity, sodium, water and bicarbonate deficit.