First Aid - Pocket Doctor (free version)
First Aid - Pocket Doctor (free version) APK
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Manual for first aid from a doctor, scientist, teacher Chaytsev V
What's First Aid - Pocket Doctor (free version) APK?
First Aid - Pocket Doctor (free version) is a app for Android, It's developed by medclever.com author.
First released on google play in 3 years ago and latest version released in 4 months ago.
This app has 10 download times on Google play
This product is an app in Medical category. More infomartion of First Aid - Pocket Doctor (free version) on google play
Presents action in case of the most common diseases, injuries, damage in the home and on the road before the arrival of medical assistance. Errors are pre-medical self-help, consumer manifestations of drug dependence.
How to use:
According to the principle of lights:
Green light indicates what you need to do first.
Yellow - which is possible in this situation.
Red about what not to do.
To view the pictures, click once on the smaller copy.
Content:
1. Increase in body temperature (flu, ARD)
2. Headache
3. The sharp increase in blood pressure (BP), hypertensive crisis
4. Hypotension
5. Rhythm disturbance of the heart (arrhythmia)
6. Stroke
7. Pain, burning, gravity in the chest. Myocardial infarction
8. Sore throat
9. Cough
10. Pain in the ear
11. Toothache
12. Pain in the neck
13. Backache
14. Abdominal pain
15. Allergic reactions
16. Hangover
17. Epistaxis
18. Fainting
19. Insomnia
20. Stress
21. Electric shock and lightning
22. Food poisoning or accidental medication, technical fluid
23. Diarrhea
24. Mushroom poisoning
25. Constipation
26. Obesity
27. Convulsions, epilepsy
28. Burns
29. Akne
30. Sunstroke
31. Frostbite and hypothermia
32. Bee sting, wasp, bumblebee, hornet
33. Tick bite
34. Burns from plants
35. Surface wounds, abrasions
36. Severe bleeding from the wound
37. Bruises, sprains
38. Broken limbs
39. Choked on food, foreign body
40. Eye injury
41. Brain commotion
42. Household poisoning, carbon monoxide, automobile exhaust gases
43. Drowning
44. Signs of clinical death
45. Resuscitation techniques
The extended version also contains:
46. Botulism
47. Long-haul flights
48. Mosquito sting, midge, ant
49. Spider Bite
50. Small pets bite (hamsters, mice, rats), dogs, cats, foxes
51. Snake bite
52. Burns from stinging jellyfish, corals, sea anemones, injections of fish
53. Sea urchin needlestick
Authors
Idea and content:
Chaytsev Viacheslav - a doctor, a scientist, a teacher, a specialist in urgent conditions and preventive medicine with experience on five continents.
Computer embodiment and design
Evgeny Shaposhnikov - engineer, programmer.
Main Reading
Fedorov NM CPR. - MIA, M., 2008.
Chaytsev VG Forming of the life habits and health of the family and the school. - Press, Ryazan, 2009.
David W. Where there is no doctor. 18th pr., U.S.A., 1998.
Ireland on the Sunday Home doctor. Dublin, 2008.
Junior citizen handbook. Metropolitan police. www.ncsb.co.uk
How to use:
According to the principle of lights:
Green light indicates what you need to do first.
Yellow - which is possible in this situation.
Red about what not to do.
To view the pictures, click once on the smaller copy.
Content:
1. Increase in body temperature (flu, ARD)
2. Headache
3. The sharp increase in blood pressure (BP), hypertensive crisis
4. Hypotension
5. Rhythm disturbance of the heart (arrhythmia)
6. Stroke
7. Pain, burning, gravity in the chest. Myocardial infarction
8. Sore throat
9. Cough
10. Pain in the ear
11. Toothache
12. Pain in the neck
13. Backache
14. Abdominal pain
15. Allergic reactions
16. Hangover
17. Epistaxis
18. Fainting
19. Insomnia
20. Stress
21. Electric shock and lightning
22. Food poisoning or accidental medication, technical fluid
23. Diarrhea
24. Mushroom poisoning
25. Constipation
26. Obesity
27. Convulsions, epilepsy
28. Burns
29. Akne
30. Sunstroke
31. Frostbite and hypothermia
32. Bee sting, wasp, bumblebee, hornet
33. Tick bite
34. Burns from plants
35. Surface wounds, abrasions
36. Severe bleeding from the wound
37. Bruises, sprains
38. Broken limbs
39. Choked on food, foreign body
40. Eye injury
41. Brain commotion
42. Household poisoning, carbon monoxide, automobile exhaust gases
43. Drowning
44. Signs of clinical death
45. Resuscitation techniques
The extended version also contains:
46. Botulism
47. Long-haul flights
48. Mosquito sting, midge, ant
49. Spider Bite
50. Small pets bite (hamsters, mice, rats), dogs, cats, foxes
51. Snake bite
52. Burns from stinging jellyfish, corals, sea anemones, injections of fish
53. Sea urchin needlestick
Authors
Idea and content:
Chaytsev Viacheslav - a doctor, a scientist, a teacher, a specialist in urgent conditions and preventive medicine with experience on five continents.
Computer embodiment and design
Evgeny Shaposhnikov - engineer, programmer.
Main Reading
Fedorov NM CPR. - MIA, M., 2008.
Chaytsev VG Forming of the life habits and health of the family and the school. - Press, Ryazan, 2009.
David W. Where there is no doctor. 18th pr., U.S.A., 1998.
Ireland on the Sunday Home doctor. Dublin, 2008.
Junior citizen handbook. Metropolitan police. www.ncsb.co.uk
