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  1. Predicted body weight

    Usually useful for mechanical ventilation settings

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  2. Jones Criteria

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  3. Narcotic dosage converter. Morphine to fentanyl patch to bupreenorphone patch and oxycodone etc iv vs sic vs oral

    Being able to safely convert from oral to parenteral forPalliative care
    And to be able to change from one narcotic to another equivalent dosage

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  4. Bayes Theorum

    Put in test characteristics (sensitivity and specificity) and pre-test prob of dz and result is post-test prob of dz if pos or neg

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  5. Riete score

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  6. Glasgow-Blatchford score

    http://m.journalwise.acponline.org/ArticleView.aspx?UI=63101
    GBS has superior sensitivity relative to the AIMS65 in identifying patients who were not likely to require interventions, including emergency endoscopy. Additional work to determine the use in real-time decision making may be warranted and helpful in providing guidance to clinicians.

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  7. Eppworth Sleepiness Scale

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  8. Surface cutanée

    Calcul de la surface cutanée en fonction de la taille et du poids.

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  9. Glasgow-Blatchford score in ugi bleeding

    Eur J Gastroenterol Hepatol 2015 Sept;27:1011

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  10. Reticulocyte production index

    RPI is used to assess if the bone marrow is responding appropriately to anemia. The formula is

    RPI = (% retic x patients hematocrit) / (normal hematocrit x reticulocyte maturation time)

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  11. Mercury and water

    Conversion of mm Hg to cm H2O

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  12. Coles formula

    4+(age)/4 pediatric ett size

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  13. Pooled cohort equation to calculate CVD risk assessment

    Plz add it as it may really help us! Thank u

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  14. TMI Risk Score

    For risk assessment in patients presenting with high-likelihood of non-ST elevation Acute coronary syndrome

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  15. Padua score

    Hello
    Could this be included in the future?
    Asad Khan, physician, NZ

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  16. Creatinine clearance

    Please consider adding the calculation of creatinine clearance (Cockcroft and gault)
    Useful for therapeutic drug monitoring in drugs such as tobramycin

    Kind regards

    Dr Wilson cheng

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  17. Idea (pecarn)

    Hi. Consider adding the PECARN rule (landmark study) for pediatric head trauma. Thanks!

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  18. BMR

    Basal metabolic Rate:
    The amount of Energy a Body needs just to Stay alive.

    Harris and Benedict:-

    Women BMR =
    655 + (9.6 x w) + (1.8 x h) - (4.7 x y)

    Men BMR =
    66 + ( 13.7 x w) + (5 x h) - (6.8 x y)
    Where:

    w = Weight in kilograms
    h = Height in CENTIMETERS
    y = Age in years

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  19. Injury Severity Score - ISS

    This is very important to the trauma patient and is kind of tricky to calculate manually.
    The whole concept is difficult to arrange neatly in the app, but I guess we could think of some solutions.
    Cheers!

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  20. Cálculo do poder da amostra ou erro beta

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