The app is a bibliographical database that reviews drug-induced liver injury. It was created in 1980 and is updated monthly with references from published cases re-evaluated according to validated hepatology criteria.
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Access medical drug information with detailed descriptions and usage guidelines. Retrieve data on herbal supplements and their applications. View explanations of laboratory tests and medical terminology.
The app provides an ultra-fast emergency drug dosing calculator for pediatric and adult patients. Users input the patient's weight to receive an immediate dosing range, eliminating the need to search through extensive information.
Medical "Look up drug indications and dosages by generic name. Adjust doses for age and renal conditions. View treatment guidelines for common issues like arrhythmias and dehydration. Track medication intervals and treatment protocols."
The app provides a learning experience about organs using 3D models, video, audio lectures, quizzes, and text. It covers detailed information on various organs, cells, tissues, and organ systems with diagrams and interactive elements.
Learn about various types including breast, bone, brain, colon, eye, kidney, lung, liver, skin, and others. Explore how starts in cells and covers abnormal growth processes. Access educational content on development and cellular changes.
The app helps individuals challenge substance abuse cravings by presenting realistic consequences of drug, alcohol, or smoking use. It aims to restore rational thinking and support personal recovery programs.
Assesses child injury plausibility using the TEN-4-FACESp rule. Identifies potential abuse in children under 4 with bruising. Provides clinical decision support for healthcare providers. Cannot diagnose abuse. Functions as a screening tool only.
Track symptoms with visual and graphic representations. Log acute or chronic details and note progression over time. Save entries for future reference and monitor symptom trends.
Professional drug information for medical professionals.
The app provides professional drug information for doctors, medical students, pharmacists, and pharmaceutical workers. It includes drug instructions, clinical guidelines, drug interaction data, and hospital formulary information.
The app guides health professionals through the SBIRT intervention process for substance use. It offers evidence-based questions and tools for screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment for individuals 12 years and older.