FP ToolBox 5.0

FP ToolBox provides the most valuable modules from ERSuite for the Family Physician working in the critical care, emergency or primary care environment. This product also provides substantial textbook type content with over 300 common topic areas covered. 15 task specific sections (modules) are now included, with rapid access to content via our easy to use search tool.

1. PALS - Pediatric Advanced Life Support Protocols (Updated 2002 AHA guidelines).
2. PediCode - Pediatric Code module with rapid calculation of doses of over 30 drugs and interventions (Updated 2002 AHA guidelines).
3. PediDrugs - Pediatric Drug module for calculating doses of all common pediatric medications from antibiotics to steroids.
4. PediFever - Rapid calculator of pediatric fever medications.
5. PediGrowth - Pediatric growth chart module, based upon 2000 CDC data, with height, weight, head circumference, BMI and Z scores.
6. FP Content - This new section has substantial textbook type content covering over 300 commonly needed topics.
7. PediOTC - A guide to over the counter pediatric medications.
8. Abx Wizard - is a new section and is a miniature antibiotic guide, showing recommendations by condition and including integrated calculations of drug doses.
9. PediAbx - Pediatric antibiotic guide.
10. ACLS - Advanced Cardiac Life Support Protocols.
11. Adult Drips - Adult Critical Care Drip Calculator and Reference.
12. Calculators - This new section has integrated calculators of items like osmolal gap, croup, apgar, glascow trauma scores, peak flow, oxygen tank time to empty, pregnancy calculator, and much more.
13. Emergency Meds - Emergency Medication dosing with integrated dosage calculation.
14. Toxicology - Comprehensive Toxicology Software including poison center phone numbers, guide to managing poisonings and integrated antidote dosing calculator.
15. What’s It! - A substantial upgrade in the addition of a miniature drug guide licensed from FA Davis (Davis’s Drug Guide). This will allow users to quickly check what a drug is, its routine dose, and therapeutic/pharmacologic class.