The Blood Gas Handbook
What's The Blood Gas Handbook APK?
The Blood Gas Handbook is a app for Android, It's developed by Radiometer Medical ApS author.
First released on google play in 10 years ago and latest version released in 8 years ago.
This app has 0 download times on Google play and rated as 3.80 stars with 354 rated times.
This product is an app in Medical category. More infomartion of The Blood Gas Handbook on google play
Version 2.8: Minor change to "add notes" feature/parameter section. Temporarily removed due to critical issues on certain devices.
Introduction:
Blood gas status plays a key role in evaluating the condition of critically ill patients. Evaluation of blood gas parameters can be divided into subgroups of oxygen status, related metabolic parameters and acid-base status.
Because each subgroup consists of several parameters, the amount of data to interpret may be overwhelming.
Radiometer’s blood gas app is an easy-to-use guide to assist you with this task.
The app supports the following languages:
Danish, English, French, German, Japanese, Portuguese and Spanish.
The app opens in default language chosen on your device. Specific choice of language can be made through the device settings. Select another default language manually by clicking the settings icon on the default opening screen (bottom right).
Interactive features
The app offers guidance to the evaluation of arterial oxygen status based on comprehensive blood gas analysis (including oximetry) and a closely related metabolic parameter, lactate.
Users can add and edit their own reference intervals as well as notes for individual parameters.
In addition, Radiometer’s new app provides a description of the parameters available on Radiometer‘s blood gas analyzers, including blood gas and acid-base parameters, metabolic parameters and electrolytes, as well as guides to evaluating them.
Although such a guide always has to be used with caution, as not every possible detail or condition can be covered, it can help the clinician make decisions with regard to the need for further tests and therapeutic interventions.
