pediatric pda application in clinical practice pediatricians find categorized reviews of handheld software and programs that are useful in bedside pediatrics pediatric normal vital signs
 
  • Among other tools provided in the Tables of Epocrates comes the Normal Vital
    Signs.
  • This is undoubtedly needed in pediatric practice and Epocrates                       
    made it quite easy to look up but unfortunately it's unlike                            
    Kidometer there is no way by which we enter age and sex                                 
    to get the full vitals data.
  • This monograph incorporates reliable data (referenced from                       
    Harriet Lane and Harrisons) starting from the first day of life                              
    right through adolescence and adulthood.
  • Epocrates Tables comes free with Epocrates Rx Pro and also Epocrates
    Essentials package.
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Part of our daily
practice is to check whether
the vital signs we are
looking at are actually
normal or not.
Make a wish to get it better;
of course we want a better
interface to enter patient
data and an output
richer in information like
growth parameters.
Although we should remember
that Epocrates MedMath
provides calculators
of body mass index, body surface
areas (See Right) , and
ideal body weight.
Epocrates MedMath (body surface area and BMI)
Epocrates Tables
Normal Vital Signs
Last Reviewed on November 17, 2006
This is a sub review; for the main program click the related link on the left
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