Emerg Nursing Pocket Notes app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Rod Edwardson
First release : 22 Aug 2011
App size: 3.66 Mb
Emerg Nursing Pocket Notes (ENPN) is a complete Reference Guide and data tracking application for your iPhone or iTouch. Along with numerous universal features, This resourceful software also includes specific modules that are focused on Emerg Nursing. The application is ideal for any RN, LPN, NA or other allied health practitioner that works in an urgent care or emerg setting.
The following material will be readily available on your handheld device within seconds; anywhere, anytime!
Thousands of medical acronyms, most commonly prescribed medications (Editable database), lab values, CTAS (Triage Accuity Scale) almost 10,000 medical word spelling reference database, EKG reference (With images), MI chart, ACLS prompts, peds estimated weight/vitals, peds faces of pain scale, street drug database including approx. 3,000 slang and street terms (With images), conversion charts, rule of nines, APGAR, GCS, dose, drip, due date, RSI, PHI and infusion calculators, contraction timer and much more!
Emerg Nursing Pocket Notes also includes a shift Log, continuing education/credit log, password tracker, overtime tracker and a customizable medications/protocols database.
Added features include; editable and “Smart” drop lists that allow for lightning fast data entry and customization for your specific needs, storage of photos with some records, find, filter or sort entries, email either a .pdf or .csv of individual records, record sets or the entire table of data, record audio, take a picture or draw a digital sketch and attach them to specific database records.
As you can clearly see, ENPN will prove itself to be an invaluable tool and an integral part of your shift!
Latest reviews of Emerg Nursing Pocket Notes app for iPhone and iPad
This App SUCKS! Dont waste your 3 bucks!
So mad I wasted my money.. Most useless app ever!!!!
Lots of missing info. No details for meds.
Sorry, but definitely a waste of money. Very hard to navigate.
Waste of money! I should have read the reviews first! I Never could get Street Slang to work . The other topics lacked any valuable information. Very time consuming and difficult to navigate . The Fast Facts series of apps are much better .