DueDateCalc/SH3 - This is an electronic obstetric "wheel" used to calculate estimated due dates (EDC) for pregnancy. EDC and current gestational age (EGA) are calculated by Last Menstrual period (LMP), Conception date (CD) or Ultrasound date. Also included are estimated fetal weights for each gestational age
Silverman-Anderson Score - The Silverman-Anderson scoring system, used since 1956 to quantify the gravity of the respiratory insufficiency, is sustained in the evaluation of the following signs:
1. Upper Chest Retractions.
2. Lower Chest Retractions.
3. Xiphoid Retractions.
4. Nasal Flaring.
5. Expiratory Grunt
KidDose - This is the stand alone version of KidDose, which is also included in the KidPack, and KidCompanion bundles by Medical Data Solutions. This program stands independently on the Pocket PC platform and calculates doses for a wide range of medications based on weight. The full version contains over 320 separate drug entries
This application will help you keep track of the amount of calories and other nutritional values your intake was supplying, and calculate the amount of calories your body burnt, allowing you to stay on top of your diet
Medical calculator, calculates anion gap, body mass index, creatinine clearance, water deficit, osmolality, QTc, max heartrate, temp conversions, and does Bayes calculations
Diet Point Calculator for WM - This easy to use software takes calories, fat, and fiber, and calculates the diet points. The points are calculate with accurate method.
It has helped a lot of people in their weight loss efforts. At about 50 calories per point, if you are on a 1500 calorie per day diet, you can eat about 30 points per day
Quick Coumadin Dosing Calculator
■For Windows Mobile 5.0 and 6.0
■Based on Anticoagulation Guidelines from the University of Michigan Cardiovascular Center
■Update Algorithms
■Much Quicker with More Information
■Only $7
ivbase for HanDBase - A simple and free handbase applet for calculating the iv doses of Acetylcystine for treating paracetamol (acetaminophen) overdose. Easy to use and provides a quick way of calculating the drug dose in the emergency department. All you need to do is tap in your patient's weight. Dose calculation is based on the British National Formulary
Heart Rate Calculator - The heart pumps the blood through your body. The pulse is a high pressure wave of blood caused by the heart beat. You can feel a the pulse by putting your fingers over an artery at any point where the artery comes close to the surface of your skin, for example at wrist, neck, or upper arm
