Vargo Anesthesia Mega App
- Simplified with the latest literature from the Malignant Hyperthermia Association website.2. "Calculatons"-ABL/EBV, BMI, BSA/CI, MAP, SVR/PVR, Bicarb Deficit and O2 Cylinder Duration.3. "Crises" mini app.This simplifies the emergencies you may deal with in the world of anesthesia. Algorithms and review notes from Amniotic Fluid Embolism, cardiac, airway and other emergency situations.4. "Anesthesia Case Tips”
- The "Anesthesia Case Tips" book version on Amazon.com is $59. The Case Tips app is one of the top selling anesthesia app on iTunes App Store. It consists of 27 chapters with over 500 cases. The included search engine permits you to find your case within seconds. There is also a “Notes Section” for you to add personal notes for each case. Cases are frequently being added for FREE. Many of the newer cases cannot be found in Jaffe. 5. “Anesthesia Drug Box”– This app contains over 150 drugs/agents/products that we commonly or only periodically use in the field of Anesthesia. Perfect for students and a good review and quick reference for anesthesia veterans. 6. “Anesthesia Drips”
- This is a user-friendly top selling anesthesia app which contains a large list of cardiac and anesthesia drips. With one click, the app explains: *How to mix your drip.*Final concentrations.*Equations used to get the drip rates as a reference.*Drip tables.*Drip rates are calculated by just clicking the listed weight in kilograms of your patient’s actual weight.*Pharmacology notes on how the drug works.7. “Adult Anesthesia” -This app offers you over 350 weight based drug calculations. With 2 simple clicks, you are ready to go within seconds. You no longer lose time to having to double-check a dose. Just click on your patient’s weight and you have many categories to choose from, with 350 calculations already done for you. It also has weight-based doses for crises like Anaphylaxis, MH, Cardiac Arrests and many more.8. “CABG For Anesthesia”
- This App is tailored for someone learning to manage hearts in anesthesia. It is simplified but still detailed. It explains: *CABG cliffs notes you won’t get in class.*Step-by-step instructions from pre-op to post-op care.*What to do from the beginning.*Setting up the room. *What the surgeon is doing.*What the surgeon will do next.*Images.*When and what drugs to give.*Drips.*Coming off bypass & how other experienced anesthesia providers come off bypass. 9. "Blood/TEGs"
- Notes on blood transfusion and blood products. TEG review notes and simplified for beginners.10. Pedi Anesthesia"
- this app contains pediatric case tips (how me manage them), review notes, weight based equipment sizesand drug doses. There is not another pediatric app available with even 1/3rd the material.
This app is now "10" anesthesia apps combined in 1. The Case Tips" app is a book of over 500 procedures. Many of the procedures are not yet in anesthesia text books.
This app will frequently be updated with the newest surgical procedures, drugs and drips for FREE!
The 10 apps included into this massive app are listed below:
1. "Malignant Hyperthermia"
- Simplified with the latest literature from the Malignant Hyperthermia Association website.
2. "Calculatons"-ABL/EBV, BMI, BSA/CI, MAP, SVR/PVR, Bicarb Deficit and O2 Cylinder Duration.
3. "Crises" mini app.This simplifies the emergencies you may deal with in the world of anesthesia. Algorithms and review notes from Amniotic Fluid Embolism, cardiac, airway and other emergency situations.
4. "Anesthesia Case Tips”
- The "Anesthesia Case Tips" book version on Amazon.com is $59. The Case Tips app is one of the top selling anesthesia app on iTunes App Store. It consists of 27 chapters with over 500 cases. The included search engine permits you to find your case within seconds. There is also a “Notes Section” for you to add personal notes for each case. Cases are frequently being added for FREE. Many of the newer cases cannot be found in Jaffe.
5. “Anesthesia Drug Box”– This app contains over 150 drugs/agents/products that we commonly or only periodically use in the field of Anesthesia. Perfect for students and a good review and quick reference for anesthesia veterans.
6. “Anesthesia Drips”
- This is a user-friendly top selling anesthesia app which contains a large list of cardiac and anesthesia drips. With one click, the app explains: *How to mix your drip.*Final concentrations.*Equations used to get the drip rates as a reference.*Drip tables.*Drip rates are calculated by just clicking the listed w
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Reviews (24)
Receiving several recommendations from fellow SRNA's I was excited to see the discount and bought it immediately. Unfortunately for $80 (originally $100) I was quite surprised to run across numerous grammatical errors, typos, buttons that don't work and others that take you to the wrong information. The user interface is also something that needs more attention as it leaves one wondering what they just paid so much money for. We are all wondering when the next update can be expected. Thank you.
It is a great app and is always super helpful. After the updates it now looks completely different, not bad, just different and the option to add your own case tips was taken away. This is very disappointing to me (hence no 5 🌟), as I was using that option a lot Edit: the option to add own case cards was put back in. Love the app!!
It really has everything. Great tool, and it just got a UI refresh and update. Perfect! Edit: Recently, calculations are broken on my end. Keyboard won't open.
Vargo has no customer service (it is one lady) and does not honor the money you paid for the app even if there is trouble with download. I was told by their customer service that they also keep no records of our purchases and just pocket the money.
Great app, I use it all the time in practice. Great for unfamiliar cases that pop up. Great, personal customer support as well.
Not worth $100 (at this price it should be combined with all other Vargo apps). This is a useful app that is just slightly overpriced.
Honestly, I just paid $100 for this app and the entire thing is riddled with typos. Come on. Proofread your stuff!
Great reference tool. Fast easy reference.
Best full service anesthesia reference application.
One of the best anesthesia apps as a Srna to Crna.. please check out the other vargo app, worth every penny...
Use it once in a while, find it helpful
Half the files don't connect appropriately. If it worked it would be an amazing app. Update**** files all present and working now! Great info.... Presentation could be better but now it at least works! Great update!
SRNA here....this app is an essential for a student. It cut my care-plan time in half. Time is so valuable as a student and this app saves me a lot time. No need for searching out the Jaffe when you have Vargo. I use this daily for a quick reference...especially for peds cases. I feel more secure having all I need right in my my pocket. Thanks Mr. Vargo!!!!
Useful, comprehensive, quick and easy to use!
This helped me soo much during my clinical rotations, I can't say enough. Great job on packing so much info into one app and keeping it all organized. This is essential for any student studying anesthesia and I promise you will not need another app after you get this one.
Highly recommended! Very resourceful; good reference if you want to check something really quick. I do have a question.. I have a Samsung phone and purchased this app from play store. I'm wondering if I can download this app on my ipad without having to pay another $80? Thanks!
It is so useful as an anesthesia app. Congratulation to the creator.
I use this app all the time..great resource!!
Definitely not worth $80, was expecting it to be more in depth for the price.
Great quick reference while at work. Nice to have in the toolbox.
Greatest app for anesthesia providers and students
This app has saved me SO many hours of looking things up prior to a case. I regularly thank the CRNA who suggested I get this app for both anesthesia school and beyond.
A great app, however, I have found numerous spelling errors/typos which detract from the app's credibility a bit.
It has almost everything. Would be great if they updated the procedures and resources, instead of using 2012 Textbooks are resources