ERres- Emergency Medicine

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EM:RAP October edition by Michelle Lin: Top app for emergency medicine!!

Lifeinthefastlane.com: “This app is fantastic. Reasonably priced, simple to use and crammed with useful information. I. Love. It.”

Ranked in over 60 countries!!!

ERres is an easy-to-navigate bedside tool containing the various medication lists, algorithms, decision rules, clinical policies and core content most often looked up by emergency care providers.

An evidence-based and up-to-date app… continuously updated and expanded.

So why continue buying paperback references year after year when for the price of a large mocha latte you can buy ERres now and get all future updates… for free!?!?

Below is a SAMPLE list of available features.

General:
– search function
– personal notes

Toxicology:
– Antidotes
– Elimination by dialysis
– Prevent absorption
– Specific toxins (acetaminophen, CCB, snakebite)
– Toxidromes

Procedures:
– CSF analysis
– Intraosseous needles
– Local anesthetics

Ultrasound:
– eFAST
– Gallbladder
– IVC/fluid status
– Pelvic
– Pneumothorax

Intubation and sedation:
– ARDSnet
– Post-intubation package
– DOPES and DOTTS
– Procedural sedation meds
– RSI meds
– RSI in head injury
– Sedation scales

Resuscitation:
– ACLS and PALS algorithms
– Code meds
– GCS
– H’s and T’s
– Sepsis
– Shock
– Vasopressors

Decision rules:
– C-spine clearance
– DVT and pulmonary embolism
– Knee trauma
– Minor head trauma
– Ottawa rules
– Pediatric septic hip
– Pneumonia scores
– Strep throat
– Stroke and TIA
– Syncope rules
– TIMI score for UA/NSTEMI
– UGIB

Drugs:
– Agitation
– Antidotes
– Common drips
– Hypertensive emergency
– IV fluids
– Local anesthetics
– Vasopressors

Medicine
– Acid base
– Allergy and anaphylaxis
– Burns
– Cardiology (Duke criteria, STEMI guidelines, ECG section)
– Dental
– Endocrine and lytes (DKA, hyperkalemia and thyroid storm)
– Formulas
– GU and renal (priapism, STD treatment, UTI/pyelonephritis)
– Heme/Onc (factor replacement, neutropenic fever, supratherapeutic INR)
– Lab values
– Neurology (seizures, spinal cord syndromes, stroke)
– OB/Gyn (OB wheel, postpartum hemorrhage, rhogam, shoulder dystocia)
– Ophtho (acute glaucoma, eye chart, visual pathway)
– Pulmonary (asthma)

Trauma:
– Head (TBI guidelines)
– Neck and cord (spinal cord syndromes, spine fractures, zones of the neck)
– Chest (blunt cardiac injury, hemothorax and pneumothorax)
– Upper extremity (elbow ossification centers)
– Lower extremity (bohler’s angle, patella alta/infera)

Pediatrics:
– Weight based tape
– Acute otitis media
– APGAR score
– Elbow ossification centers
– Fever guidelines
– Febrile seizures
– Salter-harris fractures
– Sick neonate differential
– Vital signs