NIHSS Calculator vs RenalTracker

NIHSS Calculator is a fast, accurate, and beautifully designed NIH Stroke Scale scoring tool, built for neurologists, stroke physicians, emergency doctors, nursing staff, and medical students working in acute stroke care. Designed by Dr Atif Elnil (MBBS MRCP, Stroke Unit St George's Hospital London UK), this app brings the complete 15-item NIHSS to your pocket with a clean, intuitive interface optimised for use at the bedside, in the emergency department, and on the stroke ward. WHAT'S INCLUDED All 15 NIHSS items scored in full: • 1a — Level of consciousness • 1b — LOC questions (month and age) • 1c — LOC commands (eyes and hand) • 2 — Best gaze • 3 — Visual fields • 4 — Facial palsy • 5a/5b — Motor arm (left and right, scored separately) • 6a/6b — Motor leg (left and right, scored separately) • 7 — Limb ataxia • 8 — Sensory • 9 — Best language (aphasia) • 10 — Dysarthria • 11 — Extinction and inattention INSTANT SEVERITY GRADING The total score updates in real time as you score each item, with immediate severity classification: • 0 — No stroke symptoms • 1–4 — Minor stroke • 5–10 — Moderate stroke • 11–15 — Moderate-severe stroke • 16–20 — Severe stroke • 21–42 — Very severe stroke DESIGNED FOR CLINICAL USE • Large, touch-friendly response buttons optimised for use with gloves or in a hurry • Progress indicator shows how many items have been scored • One-tap reset to start a new patient assessment • Works fully offline — no internet connection required • No login, no account, no data collected WHO IS THIS FOR? • Stroke physicians and neurologists • Emergency medicine doctors • Acute stroke nursing staff • Stroke specialist nurses and ANPs • Medical students on neurology and emergency placements • Paramedics and pre-hospital teams IMPORTANT NOTICE NIHSS Calculator is a clinical decision-support tool for use by qualified healthcare professionals. It does not recommend for or against thrombolysis or thrombectomy. All clinical decisions must be made by a qualified clinician using full clinical assessment and local guidelines. This application is intended for educational and informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional clinical judgment, local guidelines, or specialist advice. Always follow institutional protocols and consult appropriate medical professionals when making treatment decisions.

Track daily fluid intake, optional urine output, and optional vitals — built for dialysis and post-transplant care plans. Set your plan from your care team, log drinks quickly, and see progress for today and the week. Records stay on your device by default, with optional private iCloud sync. Features Today view with plan progress and fast add buttons Week overview and insights, including PDF export for clinic visits Optional health readings (weight, blood pressure, glucose, and more) Reminders, widgets, and an Apple Watch companion Optional Sync with iCloud (your private CloudKit database) Siri After installing, open Renal Tracker once so Siri can register its shortcuts. If a phrase isn’t recognised yet, open the Shortcuts app and add the Renal Tracker shortcut first (or check Settings → Siri & Shortcuts). Try phrases like: “Log my usual drink in Renal Tracker” “Log my drink in Renal Tracker” “How much have I drunk today in Renal Tracker” “Check my intake in Renal Tracker” “Log urine output in Renal Tracker” “Open today in Renal Tracker” Important Renal Tracker is a personal record-keeping aid, not a medical device, and does not give medical advice. Fluid plans and clinical thresholds should come from your renal or transplant team.