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Easily calculate glucose (dextrose) volumes based on the target glucose infusion rate (GIR).The app has 3 screens/calculators:1) GIR Calculator: allows to calculate amounts of glucose required to achieve a specific GIR. For example, a neonate weighing 2000 grams needs to achieve a GIR of 6.5 using 100mL glucose, the app will help you to do the calculation in seconds.2) Glucose mixer: helps to quickly make up any concentration of glucose using any specified volumes. Example: helps to make up 180mL of glucose 12% - the app will tell you how many ml of glucose 5% are needed and how many mL of glucose 25% (or any other higher or less concentrations available at your unit)3) Calories Calculator: helps to calculate KCALs and sugar load (GIR) of different feeding options. For example, if a patient is receiving 10mLs per day of preterm formula, plus 100mLs of glucose 8%, plus 5 grams of protein, plus 6 grams of lipid - the app will calculate the summary of KCAL and GIR from all of the above inputs.Important: This app is mainly directed at PICU or NICU medical professionals and is not intended for public use. It shouldn’t be used alone in making medical decisions, although can be used to confirm your already made calculations. What’s New - Fixed calories claculator tab App Privacy The developer, Ahmed Albialy, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy. Data Not Collected The

Instagram Sending love. Bachelor Nation first met Sarah Herron on Season 17 of “The Bachelor,” and she returned to our screens for Seasons 1 and 3 of “Bachelor in Paradise.” After many highs and lows of her IVF journey, Sarah just shared that she and her husband Dylan Brown have welcomed twin girls. The Bachelor Nation star took to Instagram to introduce the world to her two little miracles, Evy and Coco, earlier this month. The little ones have been spending time in the NICU, as they were born at 32 weeks, and while Evy is ready to leave the NICU, Coco is still there. Sarah shared an update on her Instagram Stories, writing, “Everette has been officially discharged! but sissy is still in the NICU feeding and growing. On the same day that Ev was discharged, Colette was having a hard time eating and gaining weight.” She went on, saying, “Everyone kept asking me if I was so excited for Everette, and while yes I was, I was also extremely torn up that the girls were being separated and that Colette had taken a few steps back. Excitement just isn’t the emotion I have felt for the last few days. Every NICU mama knows how crushing a few steps back can feel, and to have your twins separated is the worst feeling ever.” Instagram So the new mama shared why their family will be staying at the hospital despite Evy being ready to go home. Sarah said, “We’re all staying at the hospital with Colette. My hospital is amazing. They let us still bring Evy into the NICU for feedings so that the girls can eat and stay on the same sleep/eat schedule. We get to stay at the hospital on what’s called ‘motel status’ as long as we have a baby in the NICU. We think Colette only needs a couple more days, she’s made great progress again in the last 24 hours! She is gaining weight, eating and maintaining body temp! We’ll all go home as a family once she's ready.” And while she is grateful they will hopefully be able to go home soon, the Bachelor Nation star added that, “It’s incredibly hard on the mama heart to not have Colette doing all of these firsts with Everette. Like, seeing the outside sky, and sleeping in the same room as us. But we are all rooting

(Watch the video for an overview.)A must-have drug dosing app for every physician or nurse to calculate the most challenging intravenous Emergency, ICU, and NICU drug doses or simply the simplest pediatric outpatient daily oral medications.Whether you are a Registered Nurse, Pediatrician, Anesthesiologist, Intensivist, General Practitioner, or any health professional, this app is for you.Overview of features:✓ Easy Drug Dosage Calculator. Just Drag The Seek Bar.✓ Easy Drug IV Infusion Calculator (IV Rate in mL/hour or Drops Rate/min)✓ Easy Drug Dosage Calculator By Weight or Body Surface Area.✓ Create/Edit/Arrange Drugs into Groups & Collections.✓ Drugs Can Be In Any Form or Dose (Oral or Infusion)✓ Share Collections of Drugs With Colleagues.✓ Add Detailed Drug Information (Notes) With an Evernote-Like Rich Text Editor. These notes may contain drug interactions or specific dose precautions.Most drug doses are referenced from Medscape.Detailed Features:Create and Edit DrugsEasily create your custom drugs with any concentration and dose. You can also edit or delete previously created drugs.Any DoseIt can be mg/kg, mg/kg/hour, grams/day, mEq/kg/day, mcg/kg/min, iu/kg/dose, or any other dose.Any FormIt can be Vial, Ampule, Syrup, Tablet, or create your custom form (e.g., premixed bag, s.c injection, or drops, etc.).Body Surface Area CalculatorAny dose can be accepted (examples: mg/m², grams/m², mEq/kg/m², etc.).Powerful Infusion CalculatorTwo methods are available.* The first method for continuous infusions, where you enter how many ampules and how many milliliters, and the app calculates the infusion rate, drops per minute, and drops interval in seconds (e.g., 1 ampule in 200 mL with an infusion rate of 20mL/hour).* The second method works for bolus infusions where you dilute the needed dose and infuse over a specific period of time (e.g., 50 mL over 20 mins, etc.).Arrange Drugs into 'Categories'Copy and move drugs between categories.Share Drugs Collections with Your ColleaguesShare via email, Bluetooth, WiFi direct, or any sharing method.Backup Drugs CollectionsBackup to sdcard, Google Drive, Dropbox, or any similar service.Drug NotesEasily add or edit drug notes with a rich text editor.SearchYou can search by generic name or trade name with instant results.