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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 5, 2014
  • February 14, 2022
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This app provides a step-by-step guide for managing local anesthetic systemic toxicity (LAST) events. It integrates critical ACLS steps and offers weight-based drug dosing calculations with timed reminders for key actions. Users can generate and share reports of timed events for improved patient care and research.

Step-by-step LAST algorithm guidance
Integrated ACLS steps
Weight-based drug dosing calculations
Cyclically timed event reminders
Differential pathways for toxicity events
Seizure management reminders
Event report generation and sharing
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What's New in ASRA LAST

3.2

February 14, 2022

Updated app icon.

User reviews

Get rid of version numbers

App works well. No concerns. But the Developer needs to STOP putting “version numbers” into the title of the app. iOS adds all app names (including the version number) to the autocorrect dictionary database on phones. Now, when I tell a colleague “I’ll be there at 4:30,” it gets autocorrected to “I’lol be there at 4:3.0” because it is using the VERSION number in the title of this app. Resetting the keyboard and dictionary databases don’t fix it. What fixed it? Deleting this ASRA app. Now I can type “30” without iOS autocorrect changing it to “3.0”. This app and its developer’s lack of knowledge about how iOS works mean it gets TWO stars. Fix this, get rid of the version # in your app titles, ASRA, and I will reinstall the apps and change my reviews. Until then, these apps have been DELETED.
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This app is good and will guide you however under the information icon, the full algorithm is not available. That needs to be fixed.

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FAQ

What is ASRA LAST used for?

ASRA LAST is a medical application designed to guide healthcare providers through the management of Local Anesthetic Systemic Toxicity (LAST) events. It integrates critical ACLS steps and provides timed reminders for essential interventions during such emergencies.

How does ASRA LAST help with drug dosing?

The app features weight-based calculations for drug dosing throughout the treatment algorithm. This ensures accurate and appropriate medication administration during a LAST event, tailored to the patient's weight.

Can ASRA LAST be used for training?

Yes, ASRA LAST can be utilized during real-time patient events or for simulation training. Its step-by-step instructions and timed reminders make it a valuable tool for practicing and reinforcing LAST management protocols.

What kind of reports can ASRA LAST generate?

ASRA LAST can generate a report detailing all timed events that occurred during the app's use. This report can be saved, printed, or emailed, and optionally submitted to LipidRescue for research purposes.

Is ASRA LAST available on Android devices?

Based on the provided data, ASRA LAST is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. Information regarding Android compatibility is not available.

How often is ASRA LAST updated?

The latest version of ASRA LAST was released on February 14, 2022. The app is updated periodically to ensure its content and functionality remain current with medical best practices.

What is the age rating for ASRA LAST?

ASRA LAST has an age rating of 17+. This indicates that the content is generally suitable for mature audiences due to the nature of the medical information it provides.

Does ASRA LAST contain advertisements?

No, ASRA LAST does not contain advertisements. The application is a paid download and is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted user experience.