Download Newborn Fluid Therapy APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 2.1 |
| Update | 6 years ago |
| Size | 138.93 KB (142,268 bytes) |
| Developer | 3ReisTec |
| Category | Apps, Medical |
| Package Name | com.tresReisTec.newbornFluidTherapy |
| OS | 2.1 and up |
Newborn Fluid Therapy APPLICATION description
The health professional can easily calculate the venoclisis to young children.
Fluid therapy is the procedure in wich intravenous or oral fluid is given to patients (of all ages) When dehydrated, or in all kinds of clinical situations when it’s necessary to offer the patient fluid, glucose or electrolytes.
In order to calculate the maintenance fluid for a newborn, one needs to know the fluid requirements for age, the glucose infusion rate and electrolytes needs for each individual.
With Newborn Fluid Therapy, the health professional can easily calculate the venoclisis to young children with no mistakes, with an easy tutorial for better learning. It also provides the information on glucose grams, Infusion rate (in ml/h, drips/min or microdrips/min), glucose and potassium concentrations, to make your prescription safer.
No more sheets of paper thrown away with the math! Download Newborn Fluid Therapy now!!
Destined to pediatricians, neonatologists, medical students, residents and all healthcare providers who actually work with the newborn patient.
In order to calculate the maintenance fluid for a newborn, one needs to know the fluid requirements for age, the glucose infusion rate and electrolytes needs for each individual.
With Newborn Fluid Therapy, the health professional can easily calculate the venoclisis to young children with no mistakes, with an easy tutorial for better learning. It also provides the information on glucose grams, Infusion rate (in ml/h, drips/min or microdrips/min), glucose and potassium concentrations, to make your prescription safer.
No more sheets of paper thrown away with the math! Download Newborn Fluid Therapy now!!
Destined to pediatricians, neonatologists, medical students, residents and all healthcare providers who actually work with the newborn patient.
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