The app provides essential data, formulas, and drugs for the intensive care unit. It includes information on drugs, dosages, formulas, equations, and normal values for various physiological systems.
Access clinical guidelines, research, and drug information with citations from peer-reviewed sources. Search for medical conditions, treatments, and medications. Filter results by specialty, date, and evidence level.
Access clinical information offline for studying, exams, or patient care. Interpret diagnostic images with overlays. Use evidence-based tools for patient management and documentation. Retrieve answers to clinical questions quickly.
Secure messaging and telemedicine allow patients to communicate with healthcare providers without login or download. Schedule virtual visits, send secure messages, and access medical records.
Access drug information, medical calculators, and high-resolution pill images. Look up conditions, dosages, and treatment guidelines. Stay updated with regularly refreshed content from trusted healthcare organizations.
Learn anatomy through interactive 3D models, integrated textbooks, and clinical insights. Take quizzes with over 1700 questions. View detailed diagrams and explore anatomical structures in 3D.
Review patient referrals directly from your mobile device. Access referral data from hospitals and health systems. View patient information and care options. Update patient status and communicate with care teams.
Explore the human through interactive 3D models. Rotate, zoom, and dissect layers to view anatomy. Learn about functions and blood flow. Access detailed explanations and clinical insights. Share findings via social media or email.
Evaluate depression and monitor treatment response.
The app provides a self-administered test based on the PHQ-9 questionnaire to screen for depression and monitor its severity. Users can store results, track mood in a journal, read articles, and use self-guided Cognitive Behavioral Therapy exercises.
Calculate BMI using height and weight measurements. Switch between metric and imperial units. Track weight changes over time with regular log entries. Set and monitor weight goals.
Access recommendations from the American College of Cardiology. Use interactive tools like risk scores, dosing calculators, and algorithms. Customize bookmarks, take notes, and email PDFs.