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Emergency Medicine

PEPID MD-Portable Software for All Physicians (CE2000)
A one year subscription to PEPID MD, a complete medical and pharmacological physician point-of-care decision support tool. For Pocket PC's running Windows CE2000. For PEPID for devices running CE2002 see separate listing. Downloads to PC. Easy to load, minutes to learn. Includes PEPID's new integrated Weight-based and Body Surface Area dosing calculator containing over 1600 separate formulas. Structured by organ system, based on medicine specialties. Each organ system section was created to include hospital and office treatment of common diagnoses.

The 5 Minute Emergency Medicine Consult from Skyscape.com
"5MEC™ (The 5 Minute Emergency Medicine Consult ®) is a well-structured emergency medical consult for Pocket PC handheld devices. It is a resource that no emergency department should be without and a must have for practitioners and students beginning rotations in the emergency medicine setting. Covering over 600 clinical topics, in alphabetical order, 5MEC™ is a quick guide for practicing emergency medicine clinicians to turn to for immediate information that is accurate, pointed and readily encompassing."

Outlines in Clinical Medicine/Medical Emergencies from Skyscape - Facts about BIO-TERRORISM:
"Download the OCM/911 (Outlines in Clinical Medicine/Medical Emergencies) FREE of charge and discover the facts on bio-terrorist agents such as Anthrax, Smallpox, and Bacterial Pathogens so that you can rest easy. From diagnosis to treatments and vaccines, keep up to date on new agents that can affect your patient!"

Emergency Medicine Recall from medrevu.com
"Written for third- and fourth-year medical students who are completing their emergency medicine clerkships, Emergency Medicine Recall enables you to provide better patient care in the emergency department by reinforcing important concepts and providing a framework for focusing your thoughts before and after seeing a patient."

Cline: Emergency Medicine: Companion Handbook from HandheldMed.com
"Put the treatment guidelines from the leading text in emergency medicine in your pocket. This book follows the organization of the fourth edition of Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine."

Personal Emergency Response Guide – Chemical/Biological by Crown Logic
"Crown Logic Corporation announced today that it is releasing a smart and comprehensive electronic version of the Personal Emergency Response Guide – Chemical/Biological on December 6th, 2001. This new and timely reference product is designed to help American citizens prepare for and respond to a previously unimaginable threat -- chemical or biological incidents."

ER Suite from Medical Wizards
"ER Suite is a single download that brings you the power of all four Medical Wizards programs: PediSuite, Drip Calculator, Fluid Wizard and PDATox (listed in MedicalPocketPC's Software calculators page) at an affordable price."

CodeLogs from CeBeans
"Vincent Collura of www.cebeans.com has recently created a tiny though elegant program that should prove useful for physicians routinely caring for patients in cardiac arrest. CodeLogs(r) is freeware. It allows the physician to enter, from a drop down menu, the usual medications and interventions done during cardiac arrest. Each item ends up in a document with a time stamp. At the end of the code, it is easy to reconstruct the sequence of events and interventions, precisely timed. It includes an automatic timer for both epi and atropine, so that these meds can be given, if indicated, at 3 to 5 minute intervals. At our facility, there is usually one nurse acting as "scribe" during the code, and I think this could be an incredible timesaver."

Medicine for the Outdoors, Paul Auerbach, MD from HandheldMed.com
"This is an emergency medical guide for the serious wilderness traveler. Sections deal with major medical problems, disorders related to specific environments, and commonly used drugs and sources of information."

RSI calculator for the Pocket PC calculates drug dosages for Rapid Sequence Induction. Simply enter the patient's weight in pounds or kilograms and tap calculate. You will get the dose in milligrams and the amount to draw up in milliliters. RSI protocols vary by agency. We can customize the calculator to meet your agencies specific protocol.