Full Code - Emergency Medicine Reviews

Great

xvfreckles

Really cool and fun overall. Sometimes glitchy however telling me I did not do something when I did. Otherwise great app and educational and interactive.

No Prehospital care at all but great app

Arauz225

A little pricey subscription but it’s worth it to just give it at least a try. The cases are good too and there’s a lot to learn. I wish it were possible to re-examine pt or to see a vital trends after notable interventions. The few times it allows you to re-examine this is after intubation to reassess lung sounds and also it allows to rerunning labs. The patient doesn’t also decompensate over time. If time could be a factor that you can switch on or off in the app that would be impressive as this is an emergency medicine app. Worth the money I think and very time consuming. Too easy to get drawn in to the whole case.

Great overall but pricey

Fishin' Doc

Love the app overall, but wish it was so pricey. It’d be nice if you paid a single fee for sets of cases rather than a monthly subscription.

Much improved

Drew ccc

Responsive patient with dynamic vital signs makes a huge difference. Interactivity increases the depth of the simulation dramatically. Still a bit pricy, especially for students. Keep up the great work!

I love it!!

Rosiemellow

I’m an EMT and a paramedic student and this app is amazing! I wish I would’ve known about it sooner. The cases are great and i have learned soo many new things that can now help me in the field. I wish they weren’t so many typos and stuff though I think it should get reviewed again... many cases with errors. But aside from that the concept it great and definitely worth it.

Crashes

rainbowsnowflake123

After paying for subscription, the app just crashes within a few minutes every time..

A fun way to practice ED cases!

ninjabi

Wish I knew about this app earlier!

It’s fun, but hardly accurate

DFW333

I’ve only played one scenario so far and noticed quite a few errors in the desired treatments. The case is “#22 Found Down” and is a CPR turned MI. The patient is unconscious and unresponsive yet to get a 100% rating on interventions one must give them Aspirin. That drug is administered oral only and is absolutely contraindicated on an unconscious patient who cannot chew and swallow it. Also it rates chest x-ray as not a recommended procedure. Any patient who is intubated must have a chest X-ray to confirm tube placement. No exceptions. Also I disagree with the Heparin Drip for a patient about to go in for a surgical procedure. Granted it may be necessary, but anything affecting PT, PTT and/or INR in the presence of any surgical procedure should only be ordered by the physician performing the procedure. Unless the Cardiology consult comes back with “start Heparin prior to sending to cath lab” it shouldn’t be done in the ER. Otherwise this is a very fun app and so far I’ve enjoyed it.

Nice review for the Emergency Provider

mhunt26

The scenarios touch upon many of the common and not so common presentations in the Emergency Department. It’s a nice review and doesn’t dive too deep where you get lost in the weeds. It’s a good reminder of some of the true emergencies that we don’t see everyday but need to have a firm grasp of. Reviews at the end of the case have quick summaries with articles attached if you want a more in depth review. All in all I would recommend

Medical field

rct06

This app is great for anyone in the medical field. It allows you to critically think through diagnoses

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