Critical Care Emergencies

Free

2017.1for iPhone, iPad

Paul Chan

Developer

23/01/2017

Update Date

Medical

Category

Age Rating

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12+

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17+

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لقطات الشاشة لـ Critical Care Emergencies

iPad

iPhone

About Critical Care Emergencies

Critical Care Emergencies Emergency incorporates the latest clinical guidelines from the 2013 American Heart Association for Critical Care and Emergency Care. Critical Care Emergencies includes updated algorithms as well as information on stroke and acute coronary syndromes.

Critical Care Emergencies features AED usage, ACC/AHA STEMI guidelines, automated external defibrillation, toxicology, electrolyte imbalances, and advanced airway support.

Critical Care Emergencies is a valuable quick-reference tool for ECC healthcare providers and students; personnel in emergency, intensive care, and critical-care departments; and emergency medical services providers.

Critical Care Emergencies includes advanced clinical calculators for the iPhone and iPad. Calculate cardiovascular risk, Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome scores, and cardiac output in seconds.

What's new:
New critical treatment guidelines.