About
This app assists healthcare professionals by calculating paediatric dosages based on weight and age. It includes tools for estimating body weight and provides reference information for paediatric cardiac arrest management. Use with care and according to clinical need.
What's New in Paediatric calculator
2.3
October 21, 2020
Version 2.3 - Interface improvements
Developer apps
FAQ
How does Paediatric calculator determine dosages?
Paediatric calculator determines dosages based on the entered body weight (0-50kg) and age (0-10 years). The app can also account for age entered in days for neonates and very small infants, influencing calculations like ETT size.
Can Paediatric calculator estimate a child's weight?
Yes, Paediatric calculator includes a body weight estimation tool. This tool can estimate a patient's body weight using their body length/height or age, referencing local growth chart data.
What reference information is available in Paediatric calculator?
Beyond dosage calculations, Paediatric calculator offers additional reference information. This includes guidance on the management of paediatric cardiac arrest, accessible via buttons in the top-right corner.
What is the age rating for Paediatric calculator?
Paediatric calculator has an age rating of 17+. This is likely due to the medical nature of the information and calculations provided within the app.
On which devices can Paediatric calculator be used?
Paediatric calculator is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for use on Apple's iOS platform.
How often is Paediatric calculator updated?
The latest version of Paediatric calculator is 2.3, last updated on October 21, 2020. The app was initially released on March 6, 2019.
Does Paediatric calculator have ads?
No, Paediatric calculator does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use and does not display any ads to users.
What is the accuracy of the information in Paediatric calculator?
The app's disclaimer states that the information provided is for reference only and its accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Users are advised to administer medications with care and according to clinical need, as the author is not liable for errors or misuse.
