Gas: Anesthesia Companion

The clinical companion built for anesthesiologists. Drug references, crisis protocols, calculators, and ACGME case logging — all in one place.

EDUCATIONAL USE ONLY — NOT MEDICAL ADVICE

AnesthAssist is an educational tool for anesthesia students, residents, and trainees. All content is for learning purposes only. This app does not provide patient-specific medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations. Always consult qualified clinical supervision and institutional protocols for actual patient care decisions. Do not use this app to make real-time clinical decisions.

DRUG REFERENCE • 80+ drugs with dosing, mechanism, contraindications, drug interactions, and pediatric dosing • Color-coded by clinical class: induction agents, opioids, NMBs, vasopressors, antiemetics, reversal agents, and more

CRISIS PROTOCOLS • 15+ step-by-step emergency protocols: MH, anaphylaxis, cardiac arrest in OR, high spinal, pulmonary embolism, OR fire, VAE, and more • One-tap SOS button accessible from anywhere in the app

CLINICAL CALCULATORS • MAC (age-adjusted with N₂O & opioid savings) • PONV Apfel Score with evidence-based prophylaxis recommendations • Vasoactive drip builder with real-time mL/hr output • Weight-based fluid, blood product, and local anesthetic dosing • Antibiotic prophylaxis guide by procedure type

AIRWAY ASSESSMENT • Mallampati, LEMON score, and STOP-BANG in one workflow • Automated risk stratification with backup plan recommendations

PEDIATRIC TOOLS • APLS weight estimation, ETT/blade sizing • Peds drug doses, defibrillation energy, ACLS epinephrine • Vital sign norms by age group

LAB & ABG REFERENCE • Step-by-step ABG interpretation • Electrolytes, hematology, coagulation, renal, liver, and cardiac panels

CASE LOGGING • ACGME-aligned case tracking with milestone progress • Pre-flight checklist (MSMAIDS format)

This app is an independent educational project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by any hospital, medical board, or regulatory agency. Users should always defer to their supervising physicians, institutional protocols, and current clinical guidelines for all patient care decisions.