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Special price for a limited time only!“Fast Facts for Critical Care” is our iPhone/iPod Touch software version of the popular and acclaimed quick reference guide, “Fast Facts for Adult Critical Care.” Fast Facts offers the most-recent and must-know information on the care of the critically ill. • The information is gleaned and condensed from a vast number of professional references and is presented in a concise and compact format. • Over 250 color illustrations are offered to convey important facts, principles, and procedures. • Easy-to-use medication infusion tables help to reduce error in dosing. • Complex treatment guidelines from multiple professional organizations are condensed to speed understanding and to promote evidence-based practice. There are 12 chapters in “Fast Facts:”CardiovascularHemodynamicsACLS (AHA 2010)STAT medsMED FactsDrip TablesECGPacingRespiratoryNeuroRenal/Endocrine/ElectrolytesLab/IV’s/BloodHere are examples of the 2011 content: • 2010 ACLS and BLS Guidelines (American Heart Association, November 2010)• 2010 Therapeutic Hypothermia after Cardiac Arrest (American Heart Association, November 2010)• 2010 UA/NSTEMI, High Risk STEMI, and STEMI guidelines (American Heart Association, November 2010)• 2010 Guidelines for Stroke (American Heart Association, November 2010)• 2009 Guidelines for Acute Heart Failure• 2009 Guidelines for the Management of Severe Sepsis• Assessing and treating Hemodynamic Crisis• Safety and accuracy in Hemodynamic Monitoring techniques• Over 80 “STAT Meds,” and 41 Infusion Tables• 16 classes of critical care drugs, from ACE inhibitors to Warfarin• ECG analysis, Axis Deviation, ST-segment monitoring, Localization of Infarct, Vector Analysis, • Guidelines for Increased Intracranial Pressure, AANN Guidelines for ICP Monitoring, Management of Subarachnoid Hemorrhage, Brain Death Criteria, Organ Donor Guidelines• Critical Care of respiratory failure, renal failure, electrolyte imbalance, CRRT, and endocrine crisis. • Protocols for Intubation, Ventilation, Weaning and Extubation.• Laboratory values, expressed in conventional units, as well as Systeme Internationale UnitsFeatures of the app:• Scrolling of all directories and text• 12 color-coded chapters, viewable on the opening screen• Scrollable and color-coded Topic and Subtopic directories• Top-of-screen, display and selection of any of the 12 chapters• Pan feature for extra large graphics and tables• Search• Bookmark• Your notes