ERres- Emergency Medicine
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
Category : Medical
Reviews (22)
No longer works with andriod 10, i hope it is updated but i fear it will not be. Shame, it was an excellent app
Updated years ago and no longer compatible with current android version
Doesn't work with android 10, used to be a great app
Not compatible with Android 10
Great app but doesnt work with android 10
Does not work with Android 10
Incompatible with Android
Broken on Android 10
Initially the older version of the program was fairly slow. That is improved. Formating of the lists and images are much better now as well.
One of the best med apps out there I've had this app since the start and I still rely upon this app as a quick reference in the ER. I highly recommend this app if you are on the fence about it.
This resource is a must for the learning provider. It fails to disappoint time and time again.
Stopped working on the new Android update. Otherwise was a great app!
Last updated two years ago (2015).
Works pretty well. Information is up to date and reasonably accessible. Looks nice, especially compared to WikiEM. Unfortunately the search function does not work for me - the application freezes every time I attempt to use it. Also, there is quite a bit of performance lag as I select topics or scroll down.
Had an issue with one section, emailed developer, had correspondence quick and an update to the App immediately. Great app as well. Useful for critical care, easy to study during downtime.
Authors pretty quick in solving the problem. Very helpful app as always..
Put to good use whilst working in ED.
Interesting information, and an interesting resource. Somewhat concerned that the info on Steroids in SCI is still from 1990, but at least the fact that the recommendations are controversial was noted on the page. When I had concerns, I received a personal response. It'll be interesting to see how this app progresses.
Crashes to black screen frequently on opening the app. This is unfortunate because as a physician assistant in a busy ER I find this app incredibly useful. Would easily be a 5-star app if it was more stable.
Stability regained
Excellent app !!!! Really nice and informative !!!
A useful app with loads of relevant information for ER/ED use. Needs SI units throughout though, most of the world is NOT the US.