ACLS Advisor 2017 Guidelines
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medical | Free | Paul Chan | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Physicians, nurses, medical students, paramedics, and EMTs, can use this application to administer ACLS and basic life support.
Categories: Basic life support, ACLS, pulseless arrest, acute coronary syndromes, bradycardia, tachycardia, pulseless electrical activity, asystole, stroke, anaphylaxis, electrolyte abnormalities, asthma, toxicology, pediatric basic life support.
Learn to treat the underlying cause of arrhythmias.
Key Features:
• Drug indications
• Evidence-based guidelines
• Biphasic defibrillation
• Acute coronary syndromes
• Evidence-based guidelines
• ACLS algorithm flow charts
• Sample ECGs for easy reference
• Includes the new, updated 2015 ACLS changes
• Powered by the ACCI Cardiology Decision Engine
Review from imedicalapps.com:
“a well organized and easy to use application that walks you though the ACLS algorithms.” “this app hits a home run.”
“ well polished.” “a plethora of information, such as asthma, toxicology, stroke and pediatrics.”
“Physicians, residents, medical students, NPs, PAs, RNs, ANAs would benefit." “a great study aid if you’re about to take an ACLS course.”
Scrubs Magazine: "Top 10 iPhone Apps"
"A Must-have App."
What's new:
New National guideline updates.
Take a practice ACLS Certification test.
Reviews
Needs work
Bogdana
I bought the test question part to study with, and it's terrible. The answers are cut off so you only get half of some of them. The other parts so far are useful, and is helping me study.
Disappointed
Cl13542
Would have like to have seen AHA algorithm at a glance. Also, the 'back' button doesn't work.
Abysmal...
Tim Trotter
The algorithms are all wrong. The flow diagrams are too late to view and the size can't be changed. This is utterly worthless.
should have read the reviews
iNewby
I paid for the algorithms but the format is huge and impossible to read on my phone. Waste of money.
Charge and charge again!
istuart45
I bought this before and then they switched to a pay in app system and ripped me off!!!
Excellent App for ACLS
Trwguitar
I have been an ACLS instructor for many years and despite the many negative reviews, I feel this APP is still a very good resource. If you take the time to really look into it and break it down it is very helpful. It covers acute coronary syndrome well, the algorithms, And the many other helpful and useful resources in this app. I would recommend this app to anyone at any level of emergency medical care for teaching or as a handy backup for quick resources. If there are a few glitches for any updates for the 2015 guidelines a little research on your own can fix that. Tony Wann, BSRT, RRT, ACCS, NPS
Horrible
MelissaElaine1975
This app is horrible. I thought it was free, but then I was charged $5. The print is too small to read. It is light grey print against a black background. There is tons of text but not enough pertinent I formation for an emergency. I would request a refund of my $5, but there is no way to contact the developers- what a waste!!!
Glitch in app causes you to keep paying for it
l_aurel
its a good app but seriously there is no notation anywhere that if you need to load this to your phone again that they will charge you to unlock it again. originally purchased this in 2011 updates continue. now the algorithms do not display properly and you cannot pinch to resize to see them please fix this app mr chan and then ill give you the better review
Bad
wcyarb
In app purchase gives you flowcharts from the book but it is way too big to see and will not resize. I would not get this app.
