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ICU Drips Management - iPhone iPad iPod Touch App

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heylongcom commented on 05 May 2012

Hey again. The graphs should save the values until you delete the list. If you'd like the graph to stay frozen at a specific time, you'll need to "Discharge" the list. Otherwise, although the graphs turn off to improve performance, they all your values are saved. Try changing the graph interval time to "2 minutes" and play around with it. Also try to play around with the "Now" bar, which is basically a value for any current time. I recommend using short graph time intervals (to see more detail).

heylongcom commented on 05 May 2012

There are only a few decent calculators out there. InfusiCalc ($5) is by an Australian anesthesiologist. It's has some advantages and disadvantages over ICU Drips Management. You should check it out. It's more of a conventional calculator has more drugs. It's neither as fast as ICU Drips Management nor does it have infusion tracking (graphs). It is a bit more flexible though, since you have to input the infusion values with a keyboard.

Peter Foster commented on 05 May 2012

So, Let's say, if I turn graphs on, and then I change a setting. When I get out graphs will turn off due to the memory space. Two hours later, if I need to review the old graphs, even though they are off, can they stil be accessed from when I turned them off like to they record and you have to turn it on to see them, or do they only record while I'm in the app?

Peter Foster commented on 05 May 2012

I have a question. You know for each patient you can have a graph where it can graph the changes in rates and stuff. Well when I'm in there, and I turn the graph on, when I exit out to go back to the lists of other patients, the graph turns off. How do I keep it on?

heylongcom commented on 05 May 2012

Hey, There's currently no way to keep the graphs on. This is because the graphs take quite a bit of computer resources, so I just left a readily accessible button to turn it on. Later on, I may try to add a feature that allows graphs to stay on. Thanks!

Peter Foster commented on 05 May 2012

You are pharmacist. I have a question. A normal 50kg patient set to Propofol of 15mcg/kg/min. Would you be able to keep them just right above arousal, or would they usually repeat USUALLY be under the surface? Like what might I expect a BIS index to be?

heylongcom commented on 05 May 2012

Hey, I will only answer questions about the app. For that question, you may want to ask the providers at your facility. Thanks!

Peter Foster commented on 05 May 2012

OK. So what other ICU apps do you know of? I would like to see more videos of ICU apps that you use, know of, and/or created!!

JordanRN77 commented on 29 Aug 2013

I'm thinking about purchasing a android based smartphone. Do You make this app for an Android based OS smartphone?

Peter Foster commented on 05 May 2012

WONDERFUL app. I LOVE IT. THANK YOU SOOO MUCH. Do you have any other ICU apps you could demo for me????

Amanda Busch commented on 22 Feb 2013

This app just pisses me off. It makes no sense.

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