Critical Med: ICU & ACLS Prep

The Barringer Group, LLC

4.8

Pays de l'Éditeur	US
Date de Sortie dans le Pays	2012-02-28
Catégories	Health & Fitness, Medical
Pays / Régions	US
Site Web du Développeur	The Barringer Group, LLC
URL de Support	The Barringer Group, LLC
Évaluation du Contenu	16+

Critical Med is a fast, fully offline study companion and reference for critical care clinicians — nurses, paramedics, residents, and attendings. It opens in one tap with no account and no sign-in, so your study material is always ready.

ACLS & RECERTIFICATION STUDY
- Over 800 clinician-reviewed practice questions with the reasoning behind each answer
- Timed 50-question practice exams scored against the 84% pass line
- 11 megacode practice scenarios, each with a review debrief
- Adaptive review that resurfaces the topics you keep missing

STUDY LIBRARY & REFERENCE
- Reference notes on meds commonly seen in critical care
- Over 500 IV compatibility reference pairs
- ICU infusion reference entries
- Lab value references with typical ranges and study notes

RHYTHMS & MONITORING STUDY
- 30 rhythms in an interactive practice simulator to build recognition
- Study guides for CBC, CMP, coagulation, and acid-base concepts
- Reference material on ventilation, capnography, hemodynamics, pacemakers, and ECMO

PROCEDURE & SCENARIO STUDY
- Illustrated procedure study guides
- 100 clinical study playbooks for less common scenarios
- Pediatric and obstetric study references

STUDY ANYWHERE, EVEN OFFLINE
Everything works offline with no account or sign-in, plus a fresh study brief every morning.

Important: Critical Med is an educational study and reference tool. It does not provide diagnosis, treatment directives, or emergency services, and it is not a substitute for professional clinical judgment or facility protocols. ACLS study content supports personal exam preparation only; it is not AHA-accredited and does not grant a certification card.

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Par Sflohre
2023-02-22
Version 33
I’ve had this app for years and use it often. From when I was flying, to my ER and ICU time and now in the cath lab. It’s a straight forward reference that has the info you want and quickly accessible without having to search through the app to find it. Visually it is easy to read and pick out what you need. Absolutely perfect app for emergency and ICU reference. It’s so smooth you can pull it up quickly in real time to if you just want to verify what you’re working on. Thank you so much for making this app and making it the way it should be. Keep up the amazing work.
Par MedicRayRay
2021-03-07
Version 17
I’ve been a full-time emt/Paramedic and a busy 911 system since 1995, and this app is one of my most used references in my pocket on duty and off. It always felt like most pocket guides from back in the day were geared more towards nursing and this app has everything an EMT/paramedic can use and reference as well as great nursing references and EMS type references. I would definitely recommend this app to anyone involved and emergency medical services whether you are with the ambulance company, fire department, emergency room, etc... you won’t be disappointed for the purchase.
Par Aircavmedic
2024-07-12
Version 33
I just got this. I wish I had access to this when I was working, retired RN( active license) still like many, love to keep current. Having done so much in a long career ( like my wife) I was a Nurse before men were in the field. This has pharmacy information ( was at UConn in pharmacy school) before I dropped my 1-A, with a low draft number. Medic, changed after to Nursing with my wife. This has a wealth of information. OB-GYN( first male RN) early, decelerations) Point is I’ve never seen so much in one spot except PDR, or Taber’s.