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Version 4.0 · 2017-10-02
Support for iOS 11
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The store currently lists version 4.0, updated 2017-10-02.





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Rated 5 stars by nurses and medics alike! Here's what people are saying:
Chelsea says: This app is perfect for anyone in the medical field! I'll definitely be using this during my nursing clinicals! Best $4.99 I've spent in a while!
Minifireguy says: "Easy app to use when on the medic. Easy to open up and get calcs fast. Great app
OmniMedix was created by a practicing street medic with simple design that allows the user to calculate the proper medication infusion rate within seconds instead of fumbling through endless menus.
Agency protocols are different and medications in EMS come and go. OmniMedix is the only calculator based on infusion rates, not specific medications, which allows it to be used with virtually any medication. This allows it the versatility to be used in all clinical environments: EMS, Emergency Department, ICU, medical offices and even veterinary medicine.…
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Support for iOS 11
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