ECHO HeliOps vs Critical Care Tools

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Critical Care Tools is a fast and intuitive medical calculator designed for EMS, flight medicine, and critical care providers who need accurate answers in high-pressure environments. Built by a flight medic, this app focuses on real-world scenarios - medications, ventilation, oxygen management, and rapid decision support without clutter or unnecessary complexity. Designed for Emergency & Critical Care Whether on scene, in the aircraft, or in the ICU, Critical Care Tools reduces cognitive load and supports clinical judgment with clear, quick-access medical calculations. Key Features Medication & Infusion Math • Weight-based dosing calculator • Drip rate calculator (mL/hr or gtt/min) • Supports both kg and lbs entry for rapid conversions Oxygen Duration Calculator (NEW in V2) Know exactly how long your tank will last. • Select common EMS tank sizes (D, M, F, G, H, J, K, E, C) • Custom tank factor support for air medical and specialty operations Customizable RSI Assistant • Auto-calculated induction and paralytic dosing • Supports custom medication lists for agency-specific protocols • Ideal for ground, flight, and critical care transport teams Ventilation Support • Tidal volume calculator • Ideal Body Weight (IBW) auto-calculation Protocol Reader • Import, store, and view PDF protocols directly inside the app • Built-in search to instantly locate medications and procedures • Bookmark pages for fast reference Built for Real-World Use • Fast, offline operation — works anywhere you work • Intuitive layout designed around clinical workflow • Clear interface for stress-state usability (low clicks, big buttons, high contrast) Who This App Is For • Paramedics • Flight medics & flight nurses • Critical care transport teams • Rural EMS • ER & ICU clinicians • Military medics & international providers Disclaimer This app is intended for use by licensed healthcare professionals only and is not a substitute for clinical training, local protocols, or medical direction. Always follow agency guidelines.