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Drugs - Emergency & ICU vs Drug Infusion in UCI Emergency Usage & Stats

Medtouch announces a smart guide for quick reference in Medical and Pediatric Clinic, with index and search bars, contemplating the Major drugs used in emergency and intensive care, made by physicians working on the front lines who, therefore, know which information is actually relevant! A guide made so that you won’t have any more doubts about the drugs used in critical situations of medical action. Doses, dilutions, standard solutions, corrections to renal failure, risk in pregnancy and lactation everything easily accessible. Search bars for active ingredients , trade names and clinical indications, dosages for adults and pediatrics.. For each drug, there are informations such as: Presentations Clinical use Side effects and contraindications Doses in adults Doses in pediatrics Corrections for renal failure Adverse reactions Risk in gestation Risk in lactation Preparation/Administration (dilution, stability etc.) With simple and intuitive interface, you can easily access key information of the most common drugs used in medical shifts. And we implemented a calculator to facilitate major accounts we do in our shifts (ex: creatinine clearance, drippings dobutamine / noradrenaline / dopamine / nitroprusside, conversion dosages (corticosteroids, opioids) and others. Not just a medication guide, but rather a clever quick reference, containing only the important information and only the medications that you will use in emergency and ICU, including electrolytes, antibiotics, new anticoagulants and antiplatelet! Do not waste time with tons of useless information. There is no use for a guide with over 10,000 drugs if, during your medical life, you do not prescribe or even access information on 2% of active ingredients! And in an emergency, time is of the essence! How many times have you given up searching for a specific important information about a drug under tons of useless informations on the screen of your device? With Drugs in Emergency and ICU it over. Only important information chosen by experts in emergency and intensive therapy and based on reliable references and related practices. In this practical guide you will find information on the following medications: Adenosine, Ranitidine, Epinephrine, Factor VII, Ipratropium, Amiodarone, Salbutamol, Hydrocortisone, Atracurium, Atropine, Clonidine, Desmopressin,  Heparin,, Dexamethasone, Naloxone, Alteplase (rt-PA), Dexmedetomidine , Succinylcholine, Hyoscine, Diazepam, Insulin, Dobutamine, Ketoprofen,  Dopamine, Nitroglycerin, Enoxaparin, Lidocaine, Erytropoietin, Levosimendan , Esmolol, Omeprazole, Mannitol, Etomidate, Fentanyl, Loperamide, Filgastrim , Methylprednisolone, Flumazenil, Lactulose, Furosemide, Haloperidol,  Morphine, Hydralazine, Oxytocin, Pancuronium... DO NOT MISS OUT! ENJOY OUR PROMOTIONAL PRICE!

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Drug Infusion in UCI Emergency

This application was made by doctors to facilitate the day-to-day of the professional who works in urgency, emergency, intensive care or with critically ill patients and need to calculate the concentration of the solutions used and infusion speed quickly. The application has a suggested standard solution based on the schemes most used in intensive care services and allows editing and saving your favorite solutions. The application also allows the creation of new solutions from the ampoules available in its service, the calculation of the dosage in mL/hour and the possibility of converting the infused speed into an infused concentration and vice versa. In addition, it is possible to view the therapeutic range individually for the patient's weight as guided by some medical bibliographies and the adjustment of this range by the user depending on the objective and clinical judgment. Thus, the application increases patient safety when prescribing these drugs reducing the risk of calculation errors by the professional. The application also has messages to warn about photosensitive solutions and medications that must be diluted in a specific medium such as physiological solution or glucose solution, thus preventing changes in their therapeutic properties. The application is available in english, portuguese and spanish.