algoapp

The algorithms and medications relevant to emergency medicine are often carried in paperback format. When innovations appear, this cannot be brought up to date without considerable effort. With this app it is always possible to react to changes and to be up to date.

This app is for all doctors working in emergency medicine, emergency paramedics, paramedics of the Einsiedeln rescue service. All 25 algorithms are covered here.
1.Primary Survey
2. Secondary Survey
3. Adult dyspnea
4. Dyspnea child
5. Allergic reaction
6. NIV - CPAP
7. Adult cardiac arrest
8. Cardiac arrest Child Acute chest pain
9. Acute chest pain
10. Acute heart failure
11. Bradycardia
12. Tachycardia
13. Hypertensive emergency
14. Hemorrhagic emergency
15. Disturbance of consciousness
16. Seizure
17. Stroke
18. Traumatic brain injury
19. Spines and spinal cord trauma
20. Limb trauma
21. Burns / chemical burns
22. Hypothermia
23. Pain of non-cardiac origin
24. Birth and newborn care
25. Newborn care

Furthermore, checklists such as Glasgow Coma Scale and ABGAR Score are shown. The following points are stored under Other.
1. Contacting the target hospital with cardiology
2. 12th channel ECG infarction localization
3. Dermatome Map
4. Burns
5. Body reaction to drug intoxication

All relevant formulas, children's algorithms and emergencies for children are stored under Pals.

1. Formulas and Policies
2. First impressions
3. Algorithm Systematic procedure
4. Bradycardia algorithm
5. Tachycardia algorithm
6. Newborn resuscitation
7. Children's size chart
8. Drug list children

All drugs used in the Einsiedeln rescue service are listed under Drugs, with effects, side effects, interactions and dosage.
The dosage of the individual medications is shown under Nasal application routes. A dilution scheme for certain medications is also stored.

The emergency aid is for Gross
Damage events in the canton of Schwyz are stored. The tasks of the vehicle that arrives first, the management structure, the 6th points of agreement and the damage location organization are dealt with here.

For all employees in the Einsiedeln rescue service, these procedures with algorithms are binding in order to guarantee targeted patient care.

I would like to thank the colleagues at the Einsiedeln rescue service for their valuable support