iResuscitate 17+

Name: iResuscitate
Price: 0.99 EUR
Author: Vito Sgromo

Resuscitation timekeeper

Vito Sgromo

Designed for iPad

- 0,99 €

Description

Are you a physician, a paramedic, a nurse, a student?
Are you Team Leader of Emergency Unit or a member of the team?
Are you going to manage cardiac arrest situations in or out the hospital?
iResuscitate is the app you need.
Keep timing epinephrine and rhythm checks, keep counting all the drugs and fluids with the relative doses, keep saving shocks, EtCO2 values, devices.
High quality CPR is now supported with the metronome function: tap on the button and a visual and sound feedback will help you to perform CPR at the right rate according to the new ACLS guidelines!
At the end of the session you’ll be able to save your report in a pdf file format you can print, send by email, make part of the medical record.
You can also use your report to perform clinical studies on cardiac arrest and share it with other colleagues using this app all over the world.

Available on Apple Watch: all the times you need directly on your Apple Watch where you can also take count of the amount of epinephrine and shocks delivered.

Disclaimer: this app doesn't replace the training and the experience required to manage cardiac arrest. Do not use this app if it do not align with your medical practice. Please familiarize yourself with this app before using it in an actual resuscitation event.
Any and all liability arising directly or indirectly from the use of this application is hereby disclaimed.

8 Feb 2020

Version 2.43

Fixed a bug that prevented the app from opening on devices with ios12
From previous versions:
Haptic feedback on Apple Watch.
iOS13 DARK MODE.
Now being a CPR timekeeper is easier and quick!
New "quick mode" button: click and choose between 12 of the most used items with a single tap.
***HIGH QUALITY CPR supported***
Get the best High Quality CPR with the new Metronome functionality: a visual and sound feedback will help you to provide a HQ-CPR according to the last ACLS guidelines. Starting with a default rate of 110 bpm, you can set the metronome frequency between 100 and 120 bpm.
***iPad Support***
Start a session from your iPad and get the best as a timekeeper!

The developer, Vito Sgromo, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.