Drug Infusion - IV Medications

Name: Drug Infusion - IV Medications
Price: 2.99 USD
Rating: 2.9 (17 reviews)
Author: iAnesthesia LLC

IV Med Drip Rate Calculator

$2.99 · Designed for iPad

17 Ratings
Ages

13+
Years
Category

Medical
Developer

iAnesthesia LLC
Language

EN
English
Size

33.7
MB

This app is for educational purposes of learning simple conversions between Dose, Concentration and IV Rate. Download the Best Drug Infusion Calculator for the iPhone, iPod and iPad! From the developers of "Instant ECG" the electrocardiogram interpretation guide, "Drug Infusion" is an intravenous medication drip rate calculator. Drug Infusion was designed specifically for the ICU nurse or anesthesia provider as a quick reference to ensure accurate calculations for dose, concentration or IV rate. Drug Infusion offers both weight based and non-weight based calculations with unit conversion flexibility. Designed by anesthesiologists, this IV Med Drip Rate Calculator is quick and easy to use to double check your math.

Ratings & Reviews

2.9

out of 5

17 Ratings

Great App
11/06/2017

Cornbread8246
I’m a Critical Care Paramedic and I use this app often to figure drips and doses. It takes a while to get to know how to use the layout but becomes easier once you know how to use the app.Love it!
Great App
11/06/2017

Cornbread8246

I’m a Critical Care Paramedic and I use this app often to figure drips and doses. It takes a while to get to know how to use the layout but becomes easier once you know how to use the app.Love it!
Not user friendly.
10/26/2017

BSNnurse
Maybe this works great for anesthesiologists, but not for this critical care nurse. The way this app is set up is not great for intuitive use, and doesn’t solve all drip needs (ie, volume over time—I know it’s basic, but it should be in this app). End point for me: I’m probably going to consider this a few bucks lost and find another app that is better for nurses needs
Not user friendly.
10/26/2017

BSNnurse

Maybe this works great for anesthesiologists, but not for this critical care nurse. The way this app is set up is not great for intuitive use, and doesn’t solve all drip needs (ie, volume over time—I know it’s basic, but it should be in this app). End point for me: I’m probably going to consider this a few bucks lost and find another app that is better for nurses needs
Ads?
10/06/2017

TeeBoune
I paid five bucks for this and it has ads? How greedy can you get, app developer? I wholeheartedly do not recommend until you remove the ads.
Ads?
10/06/2017

TeeBoune

I paid five bucks for this and it has ads? How greedy can you get, app developer? I wholeheartedly do not recommend until you remove the ads.
Good program when you one
08/27/2019

nave dixon
I recommend
Good program when you one
08/27/2019

nave dixon

I recommend

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. iOS 11 Updates Bug Fixes - Dr. Truxillo and Dr. Trask want to continue adding value to Drug Infusion, if there is anything you'd like to see added to Drug Infusion please let us know support@ianesthesia.org