Silverman Score vs Asthma Control T

The App Silverman Score lets you evaluate respiratory distress of a newborn, based on five criteria. Each parameter is quantifiable and the total sum is interpreted in terms of respiratory distress. This application can be used by doctors, nurses and anyone related to health care in a simple and intuitive way, providing an immediate response by selecting the options in each category. The criteria evaluated in the test of Silverman and Andersen are: - Thoraco-abdominal movements - Intercostal retractions, ie collapse of the intercostal spaces - Xiphoid retraction, ie the point of the sternum - Nasal flaring - Expiratory groan Interpretation: The sum of points obtained during the evaluation is interpreted as follows: Newborn with 0 points, without respiratory distress. Newborn with 1-3 points, with mild respiratory distress. Newborn with 4-6 points, with moderate respiratory distress. Newborn with 7-10 points, with severe respiratory distress. The information contained in this application is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice or emergency treatment. Do not use this information to diagnose or develop a treatment plan for a health problem or disease without consulting a qualified physician. Comments and Suggestions http://maddevsoftware.wordpress.com Technical Support Contact us at maddevsoft@hotmail.com

The Asthma Control Test (ACT) is a validated, reliable, and internationally recognized digital tool that allows users to quickly and easily assess the level of control of their asthma symptoms. It is designed for people who have already been diagnosed with asthma and helps both patients and their healthcare providers better manage the condition. **Available in 6 languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, German** * Key Features 1. Personalized Questionnaires - Children (4–11 years): 7 questions, approximately 5 minutes to complete. - Adults (≥12 years): 5 questions, approximately 1 minute to complete. Both questionnaires are short, easy to use, and tailored to each age group. 2. Scores are presented using a traffic light color scale: Red: Poorly controlled asthma Yellow: Partially controlled asthma Green: Well-controlled asthma 3. History and Follow-up Records results by name, with date and score. Option to share results with healthcare providers. Allows users to save and review previous results to track asthma control over time. 4. The app allows you to set monthly reminders to repeat the test and maintain consistent monitoring. Disclaimer The Asthma Control Test (ACT) is intended only for individuals who have already been diagnosed with asthma by a healthcare professional. The ACT does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, care, treatment, or monitoring. If you have concerns about your health, experience new or worsening symptoms, or have questions regarding your condition, you should always seek guidance from a qualified healthcare professional.