1. Micromedex Drug Reference, by Truven Health Analytics — $2.99
Micromedex Drug Reference Essentials provides on-the-go access to drug information. The app is part of the Micromedex Medication Management apps bundle, which includes Micromedex Drug Interactions and Micromedex IV Compatibility.
2. ASCCP Mobile, by American Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology — 9.99
“The ASCCP has developed a comprehensive, user friendly app for the Updated Consensus Guidelines for Managing Abnormal Cervical Cancer Screening Tests and Cancer Precursors. Each individual recommendation and the algorithms can be viewed following a few keystrokes to enter important patient data.”
3. MedCalc, by Mathias Tschopp & Pascal Pfiffner — $1.99
MedCalc offers access complicated medical formulas, scores, scales and classifications.
4. Pill Identifier, by Drugs.com — $0.99
Pill Identifier edition is a searchable database which includes more than 10,000 Rx/OTC medications found in the U.S. Features “search as you type” functionality.
5. Critical Care ACLS Guide, by Informed Publishing — 5.99
The Critical Care ACLS Guide helps physicians, paramedics and nurses check ACLS drug doses, interpret EKGs, look up patient medications, and much more.
6. ASRA Coags, by American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine — $3.99
ASRA Coags makes the ASRA Anticoagulation Guideline reference available along with drug-specific summary information.
7. Lab Values Pro, by Hipposoft — $2.99
The app offers lab reference values, medical abbreviations and medical prefix and suffixes.
8. BiliCalc, by Jacob Beniflah — $1.99
Designed by a pediatrician, BiliCalc uses the American Academy of Pediatrics 2004 “Management of Hyperbilirubinemia in Infants Greater than 35 Weeks of Age” to calculate the threshold for starting phototherapy based on the patient’s age, bilirubin level, and neurotoxicity risk.
9. Learn Muscles, by Real Bodywork — $2.99
Includes 141 muscle images with name, action, origin, insertion and comments, plus audio pronunciation guide, a quiz maker, an action viewer and 6 short videos.
10. Paramedic Protocol Provider, by Acid Remap — $9.99
Paramedic Protocol Provider provides quick offline access to over 350 field treatment protocols from the USA, Canada and Ireland.
11. MedCalc Pro, by Mathias Tschopp — $4.99
MedCalc Pro is a medical calculator that gives you easy access to complicated medical formulas, scores, scales and classifications.
12. EMT Tutor, Code 3 Apps — $4.99
Training tool for the EMT Basic test that includes Pathophysiology, Life Span Development, and expanded Anatomy and Physiology sections. Over 1000 Possible quiz questions and 1000 flashcards available from the app.
13. Pocket Lab Values, by Joefry Kibuule — $2.99
Pocket Lab Values gives health professionals access to over 320 common and uncommon lab values.
14. Nursing Essentials, by Informed Publishing — $5.99
Nursing Essentials bills itself as a resource for both recent graduates and lifelong nurses that helps them keep all the information they need at their fingertips.
15. EMT Academy, Peakview Software — $4.99
EMT Academy is a training guide for EMT-Basic level EMS personnel.
16. Essential Anatomy 3, by 3D4Medical — $24.99
The app helps medical professionals learn general anatomy with 3D graphics.
17. Muscle Trigger Points, by Real Bodywork — $2.99
A reference for the most common trigger points and referral patterns for over 70 muscles. Features 100+ trigger points with their corresponding referral patterns.
18. EMT Review Plus, by Limmer Creative Ventures — $9.99
The app includes NREMT-style questions and provide resources for study and review throughout your class.
19. Taylor’s Fundamentals of Nursing, by Wolters Kluwer Health — $4.99
A companion app to the Lippincott Williams and Wilkins textbook, Fundamentals of Nursing: The Art and Science of Nursing.
20. ECG Guide, by QxMD Software — $0.99
An ECG app that offers more than 200 examples of common and uncommon ECGs.
21. iGeriatrics, by American Geriatrics Society — $1.99
iGeriatrics combines all of the American Geriatrics Society’s free clinical information offerings into one easy to use application.
22. CNOR Practice Test & Questions, by T&E Solutions — $9.99
A practice test app that offers over 300 practice questions with detailed answer explanations.
23. Anesthesia Case Tips, by Vargo Anesthesia — $11.99
This app aims to help explain to anesthesia providers how best to manage more than 400 different types of cases.
24. Visual Anatomy, by YingLiang Ma — $2.99
An interactive reference app with 3D rotational models, free 1,247 Gray’s anatomy images add-on, a muscle highlighting tool and full description.
25. HESI Q&A for the NCLEX-RN Exam, by Elsevier — 24.99
This test prep app was created by the same team responsible for the HESI series of nursing exams.
26. Medical Terms, by Aaru Labs — $0.99
A dictionary of medical terms, terminology, prefixes & suffixes.
27. 2013 EMRA Antibiotic Guide, by Emergency Medicine Residents’ Association — $15.99
App helps ER providers find antibiotics based on organ system, diagnosis, or organism.
28. FlashRX, by ClinCalc – $2.99
FlashRX is a flashcard and quiz-based educational tool for healthcare students and professionals to learn the top 200 medications in the outpatient setting.
29. Medical Terminology Flashcards, by Simple Tree — $0.99
Flashcard app for studying medical terms that includes 13 pre-made decks but also lets users create their own decks.
30. The OB Wheel Pro, by Don Miller — $1.99
This app includes a gestational age calculator, an ultrasound biometric calculator, a fetal weight calculator, a list of key weeks and trimesters, an age-adjusted risk table for trisomy 21 and aneuploidy, and a BMI calculator.
31. Anatomy Quiz Pro, by Real Bodywork — $1.99
Anatomy study app that includes multiple choice quizes on 416 structures of the human body.
32. Lab Values Reference, by Imago — $2.99
Designed for both clinical and academic settings, this app includes coverage of 375 of the most commonly performed laboratory tests
33. Evidence Based Primary Care, by Lohr Designs — $0.99
“App includes over 400 laboratory tests, physical exam findings, history findings, and radiological studies for the most frequent diseases encountered in the primary care setting.”
34. Drug and Prescription Medication Reference Guide, by ScriptPad — $0.99
App offers prescribing information for over 15,000 manufactured drug products from over 1,200 pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributors.
35. ERres Emergency Medicine In The Palm of Your Hand, by Denali Apps — $4.99
A bedside tool containing the various calculators, medication lists, algorithms, decision rules, clinical policies and core content most often looked up by emergency care providers.
36. ASCVD Risk Calculator – Pooled Cohord Risk Assessment Equations, by ClinCalc — $0.99
This tool uses the risk assessment algorithm recommended by the 2013 ACC/AHA Guideline on the Treatment of Blood Cholesterol to Reduce Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Risk in Adults.
37. Anesthesia Drugs: Fast, by Crystal Clear Solutions — $1.99
A simple one-page utility that gives you the dosage range for your induction, paralytic and sedative drugs just by selecting the patient’s weight.
38. Lab Gear – Medical Lab Values & Reference Guide, by Mohammed Raheel Sayeed — $4.99
A pocket tool for medical laboratory tests with peer reviewed content for all health care professionals – students, physicians, nurses and is now with iCloud sync.
39. Pedi Anesthesia, by Matt Vargo — $3.99
Pedi Anesthesia has 49 weights to select from with 138 preset calculations.
40. Muscle System Pro, by 3D4Medical — $3.99
Learning tool that offers 215 movement animations, 425 audio pronunciations, 548 isolated muscles and 548 muscle insertion and origin maps.
41. ACLS Fast, by Crystal Clear Solutions — $2.99
ACLS Fast gives you all the rhythms and arrhythmias along with the specific treatments. You also have acute coronary and stroke syndrome management. In addition, there is a two minute timer to assist you with time management during a code.
42. EMS ALS Guide, by Informed Publishing — $2.99
This app equips the Paramedic or EMT-P with the right information to triage and address trauma. It provides fast, easy access to vital assessment information, medications, and drug doses; quick interpretation of 12-Lead EKGs; and the latest CPR and ACLS algorithms from the American Heart Association (AHA).
43. Physical Therapy Content Master, by Scorebuilders — $29.99
Study tool for physical therapy students, recent physical therapy graduates, and licensed physical therapists.
44. PALS Review, by Limmer Creative Ventures — $3.99
This app offers practice examinations based on the 2010 American Heart Association guidelines.
45. Ortho Traumapedia, by H Technologies Group — $9.99
Ortho Traumapedia is designed to provide access to information important to the treatment of adult skeletal trauma. Based on extensive literature review, Ortho Traumapedia compiles the current standard of care including dozens of original images to help visualize fracture patterns and radiologic findings.
46. ACLS Rhythms, by iAnesthesia — $9.99
“This is not an ACLS Algorithm app or simulator, but an app designed to help you recognize and understand ACLS arrhythmias.”
47. Ultrasound Protocols and Image Reference Handbook, by Natalie Caufmann — $5.99
An app for sonographers that includes 25 exams and over 430 high quality images.
48. DSM-5 Criteria, by American Psychiatric Association — $69.99
This app for mental health practitioners, researchers and students offers access to vital DSM criteria and includes videos, commentary, and other resources.
49. FRAX, by International Osteoporosis Foundation IOF — $5.99
The WHO Fracture Risk Assessment Tool (FRAX) offers the medical practitioner a tool to calculate an individual patient’s 10-year probability of an osteoporotic fracture. Osteoporosis management guidelines around the world now increasingly recommend that fracture risk assessment be part of any clinical evaluation to help inform treatment decisions.
50. Heart Failure Trials, by Clinical AppStracts LL — $2.99
Heart Failure Trials puts you in control of heart failure research with up to date evidence based medicine. Heart Failure Trials was designed and written by David Majure, MD MPH, a heart failure cardiologist trained at the University of California, San Francisco and The Johns Hopkins Hospital, and member of the Heart Failure and Transplant Medicine Education Workforce of the International Society of Heart and Lung Transplantation.
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