2 Best Drip apps for Android (Medical)
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Following is our list of the best drip apps for Android. Trusted developers like MOANESS and iMedical Apps are known to create software that in theory will improve wellbeing and health. After extensive testing we've concluded that the best apps include Infusions PRO Calculator, Infusion Calculators, .
1 Infusions PRO Calculator
A modern drug infusion amd drip calculator.
The Infusions PRO Calculator app is a must-have for nurses, physicians, paramedics, and other healthcare professionals. It allows users to easily calculate drug dosages in seconds, based on either ideal body weight or actual body weight. The app also calculates infusion rates and drops rates, and can determine the dose based on the infusion rate. It has a feature to calculate required dilution based on target final concentration. Users can add custom drugs with their own strength, dilution, and dosages, and even edit existing drugs. The app also allows users to create their own drug lists, backup custom lists, and share lists with colleagues. It has a search function to find drugs by generic or trade names. Overall, this app is a comprehensive and convenient tool for accurate drug calculations in healthcare settings.
2 Infusion Calculators
IV infusion calculator for IV fluid, dosage, drug, & drip rate for nursing
The Infusion Calculators app is a useful tool for healthcare providers to calculate the infusion rate for intravenous fluids, medications, drugs, and dosages. It is easy to use and has three main features: Infusion Rate, Volume & Time, and Medication Calculator. The app can calculate the drop rate for intravenous infusion, the total volume of fluids in a given time, and the weight-based infusion dosage for certain medications. It is free to download and is especially helpful for pediatric dosage calculations. However, the app's calculations should not replace clinical judgment and it is important to consult with a doctor when necessary.
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