Vargo Anesthesia Mega App 19.0 Apk Full Paid

This app contains 17 apps (Mega App). It consists of Anesthesia Case Tips, 16 Vargo Anesthesia apps and the book/app Anesthesia Case Tips. It now has 17 apps in one (Mega App). The app will be regularly updated and free of cost.

Below are the 17 apps that make up this huge app.

1. Malignant Hyperthermia-Simplified using the most recent literature on the Malignant Hyperthermia Association site.

2. Calculations - BMI/EBV, BMI/MAP/CI/MAP SVR/PVR O2 Cylinder Time and Bicarb Deficit It is not possible to calculate the doses of anesthesia drugs.

3. Crises – This makes it easier to deal with the many emergencies that may arise in anesthesia. Review notes and algorithms for Amniotic Fluid Embolism cardiac bloodway, and other emergencies.

4. Anesthesia Case Tips – The Anesthesia Case Tips (kindle version) on Amazon.com is one of the most popular anesthesia books in the past year. There are 27 chapters and over 500 cases. You can find your case in seconds using the simplified search engine. You can also add notes to each case in the "Notes Section". New cases are added frequently. Jaffe is not able to find many of these cases.

5. Anesthesia Drug Box - The app does not contain drug calculations, but basic information about pharmacology that can be used as a reference. This app contains over 150 drugs/agents/products that we commonly or only periodically use in the field of anesthesia. This app is ideal for both students and veterans of anesthesia.

6. "Anesthesia Drips"- Common information concerning anesthesia drips. No drug calculations are available. It is the top-selling anesthesia app and has a wide range of anesthesia drips. The app is easy to use and explains everything in one click.

How to mix your drip.

*Popular mixture concentrations

*Equations were used as a reference to determine the drip rates

*Pharmacology Notes on the way that drug works.

7. "Adult Anesthesia” - The app provides a quick overview of over 350 drugs.

8. The "CABG for Anesthesia" - Designed for anyone who is learning how to administer anesthesia. This is a simplified version of the full text. This explains:

*CABG Cliffs Notes you won't find in class

*Step by step instructions for pre-op and post-op care.

*From the start, what to do?

*Setting up your room.

*What the surgeon does.

* What the surgeon will do next.

*Images.

*When and which drugs should be used.

Common cardiac drips

*How other anesthesia professionals have come off bypass.

9. TEGs/Blood - Information on blood transfusions and blood products. TEG Review Notes and Simplified for Beginners.

10. Pediatric Case Tips: This section explains how to manage nearly 100 procedures, from beginning to end. This was written by pediatric CRNAs with extensive experience who supervised the cases.

11. OB Regional Anesthesia – This book contains the same information as other OB books, but is simplified and more user-friendly. The equivalent of a 500-page book. It is easy to use and simplifies.

12. LA Max Doses: One click, and you'll have quick access to the most effective local anesthesia doses.

13. The Local Anesthesia - This quick reference provides information on all local anesthetics. More information about:

*Drug description

*Doses andamp, concentrations of various blocks

*Comparative Tables

*Pharmacokinetics

*Clinical Pharmacology

*Chemical structures

*pKa

*Indications/Contraindications

*Review Notes

14. Tables of Anticoagulants andamp, Neuraxial/Deep Regional Block Tables. Tables with 25 anticoagulants.

*Minimum time taken between last dose and the initiation of a new block.

*Whether an epidural catheter can be used to administer the anticoagulant.

*Minimum time for the anticoagulant to be restarted after the catheter is removed.

*How to resume anticoagulant use after a procedure.

After administration, when to take out the catheter.

15. Interpretation and assay of platelet function

16. The pharmacology andamp, Reversal of 28 Anticoagulants

17. Coagulants & Deficiencies