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Drugs - Emergency & ICU

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Medtouch Serviços de Informática Ltda EPP · Medical · $5.99 · US storefront

rating
1.0 ★
ratings
1
updated
Mar 15, 2017

v110

released
Aug 5, 2011

visible word pool · 4 words

drugsemergencyicumedical

title 23/30 chars · subtitle 7/30 chars

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Medtouch announces a smart guide for quick reference in Medical and Pediatric Clinic, with index and search bars, contemplating the Major drugs used in emergency and intensive care, made by physicians working on the front lines who, therefore, know which information is actually relevant! A guide made so that you won’t have any more doubts about the drugs used in critical situations of medical action. Doses, dilutions, standard solutions, corrections to renal failure, risk in…

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latest US reviews

★★★★

Lacks drugs like Nimbex, Norcuron, WHAT I NEEDED!

If you’re looking for a good drug app In ICU, DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS WPP! Drugs like Cisatracurium, and Vecuronium ARE NOT WVEN LISTED IN THE APP! The whole reason I downloaded this app.

GASTRICLAVAGE80

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