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OmniMedix Medical Calculator

OmniMedix Medical Calculator

by Omnimedic Solutions, LLC

14 ratings
29 reviews
#199 in paid Medical
💪 Health & Fitness
🏥 Medical
$7.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 5, 2012
  • October 2, 2017

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Omnimedic Solutions, LLC
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This medical calculator helps healthcare professionals quickly determine medication infusion rates. It offers versatile calculations for various medications and clinical settings, along with essential conversions and formulas.

✓Medication infusion rate calculation
✓Weight and temperature conversions
✓Pediatric calculations
✓Medication bolus calculations
✓Parkland Burn Formula
✓Versatile for various clinical settings
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What's New in OmniMedix Medical Calculator

4.0

October 2, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Support for iOS 11

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User reviews

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Temperature conversion calc inaccurate

I would like the temperature conversion Calc to be in decimal form for more accuracy 99.2,99.3, 99.4 all convert to 37 centigrade which is inaccurate. I think 99.5 showed up as 38 centigrade.
pedi neo transportpedi neo transport

Not what expected, not worth the money

This app doesn’t do basic med calculations. It also doesn’t do heparin rates without having to put a drip rate in? Super confusing. Not a good app and definitely not worth $7.99 should be a free app as it is very old in design.
Kat348Kat348

Not worth 6.99. More like 0.99

Similar apps that can rival this one are available free.
BarmenthalBarmenthal

Love this app......can’t wait for the update to be approved.

Best medical math app I have used. I was so happy to see the message that the update was coming as soon as apple approves it.
kbarron6kbarron6

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Love this app!! Use it almost every day!!! Please update so I can use it!!!
Kelly00008Kelly00008
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FAQ

What does the OmniMedix Medical Calculator do?

This app is designed to help medical professionals quickly calculate medication infusion rates. It simplifies the process of determining the correct flow rate for IV medications, which is crucial in settings where IV pumps may not be available or may fail.

What are the key features of this medical calculator?

Key features include calculating medication infusion rates based on concentration, patient weight, desired dose, and dripset. It also provides weight and temperature conversions, common pediatric calculations, medication bolus calculations, and the Parkland Burn Formula for fluid resuscitation.

How much does the OmniMedix Medical Calculator cost?

The app is a one-time purchase, costing $4.99. This provides access to all its features without any ongoing subscription fees or in-app advertisements.

Is this app compatible with all medical settings?

Yes, the app is designed for versatility and can be used in various clinical environments including EMS, Emergency Departments, ICUs, medical offices, and even veterinary medicine. Its calculation method is based on infusion rates, not specific medications, making it adaptable.

Who would benefit most from using this app?

This app is particularly beneficial for healthcare providers who administer IV medications, especially those in EMS or situations where precise drip rate calculations are critical and pumps may not be readily available. It's also useful for medical students and nurses during clinicals.