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Version 1.0 · 2026-04-06
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NewIQ™ is a neonatal blood gas reference tool built for the NICU bedside. Designed for nurses, NNPs, physicians, and respiratory therapists who need fast, structured interpretation — without digging through charts or textbooks.
Enter arterial, venous, or capillary blood gas values and get an immediate, organized breakdown: parameter status, acid-base interpretation, reference ranges, and clinically structured guidance — all in seconds.
What NewIQ covers:
pH, pCO₂, pO₂, HCO₃, O₂ Saturation, and Base Excess
Arterial, umbilical venous, and capillary samples
Term and preterm patients across age windows
Acid-base status with compensatory response context
Structured clinical recommendations organized by priority
Built for the bedside:
NewIQ is session-only. No account required. No patient data stored or transmitted. Enter values, get your reference, move on.…
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