Calculate ventilator settings with real-time adjustments for tidal volume, rate, and pressure. Input patient vitals and settings to determine optimal parameters. Export results and share with healthcare teams.
Access videos, product manuals, and reference guides for equipment. Search by manufacturer or topic. Download content for offline use. View equipment specifications and safety guidelines. Track progress through interactive modules.
Provides a classification system for mechanical ventilation modes based on Chatburn et al's taxonomy. Users can view manufacturer, model, and images. Information is organized by ventilation types.
The app provides directions to unlock CPAP and ventilator devices. Users can type words from the patient hardware to receive unlock instructions and visual hints for over 150 devices.
Learn CPR and emergency care techniques with interactive quizzes and flashcards. Review topics like BLS, ACLS, PALS, First Aid, and CPR Basics. Test with practice exams and receive instant feedback.
Access pediatric medication dosages based on weight, view normal vitals, and find recommended equipment. Identify resuscitation protocols and cardiac support options using the Broselow color coding system.
The app provides remote, view-only access to patient data from Nihon Kohden monitors. It displays waveforms, vital signs, and stored information like full disclosure and trend data on iOS devices.
Calculate usable time based on supply and flow rate. Input flow rate as free flow or from ventilation settings using minute ventilation and FiO2. Add or remove up to 10 cylinders for portable and onboard supplies.
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The app offers a patient condition simulation package. It functions as a multi-parameter monitor, AED, and defibrillator, running on two iPads for in-situ training.