Track blood glucose levels, carbohydrate intake, and active insulin levels. Set target ranges for blood sugar. View estimated HbA(1c) levels. Monitor trends and receive alerts for high or low glucose readings. Sync data with healthcare providers.
Calculate body fat percentage using skinfold measurements. Input multiple skinfold sites to estimate total body fat, proteins, minerals, and water content. Generate detailed reports based on the calculations.
The app provides the complete text and full HD illustrations from the classic anatomical book. Users can zoom images, create notes, email content, and print via AirPrint.
The app provides clinicians with an iPad viewer for the Axis Ophthalmic Image Management system. It allows users to view patient images, navigate OCT scans, and utilize various display modes.
The app presents a zoomable map of anterior and posterior dermatomes and cutaneous nerve distributions. It includes a reference chart of important landmarks for understanding skin sensation relay from spinal nerve roots.
Convert spoken visit recordings or dictated notes into structured clinical documentation. Complete OASIS assessments automatically. Capture patient details, generate reports, and organize notes for efficient home health care.
The app records daily basal body temperature values, health status, and menstrual cycle information. It generates diagrams to help estimate ovulation and identify fertile periods.
Prescribe medications with real-time cash price comparisons across pharmacies. Send eRx or e-Fax to over 35,000 U.S. pharmacies securely. Create and manage compounded medication orders directly. Track prescription status and patient information.
Calculate body metrics like BMI, body surface area, and estimated GFR using CKD-EPI, MDRD, or Cockroft formulas. Access cardiovascular tools including cardiac risk assessment and ECG interpretation.
The app offers calculators for adult and pediatric patients, including BSA, BMI, and volume calculations. It also features a drug database, a quiz, common equations, and a news feed for clinical perfusionists.