INRO Nurse: IV Dose Calculator

INRO is the clinical reference built for healthcare professionals working under pressure. 100% offline, no account required, no ads the information you need in seconds, even with zero signal.

Designed for nurses, nursing students, residents, and hospital staff in emergency, ICU, surgical, and general ward settings.

DRUG REFERENCE 647 MONOGRAPHS

- Emergency Mode: critical steps highlighted, one tap
- Dosing, dilution protocols, infusion rates, storage conditions
- Crushing rules and IV compatibility at a glance
- Clinical indication displayed on every card

BIOLOGICAL NORMS

- 88 reference values with clinical interpretation
- ABG, CBC, electrolytes, coagulation, renal function
- Organized for fast consultation during rounds or acute situations

ICU PROTOCOLS

- 159+ clinical protocols: resuscitation, sepsis, hemodynamic management, intubation, pain and sedation scales
- Step-by-step guides for critical care nursing and medical procedures

DRUG CALCULATION TOOLS

- Dose calculator, drip rate, dilution guides
- 35 mental math shortcuts for rapid bedside calculations
- No internet required works mid-shift, mid-procedure

ICU MACHINE ALARMS

- 47 alarms: mechanical ventilator, syringe pump, infusion pump, patient monitor
- Probable causes and immediate actions for each alert

KNOWLEDGE HUB

- 500+ medical abbreviations and 117 clinical terms
- Courses, glossary, procedure kits, definitions, field tips
- Structured for fast access during a busy shift

SHIFT PLANNING

- Organize on-call schedules, night shifts, weekend duties
- Compare two periods automatically side by side

WHY INRO ?

- 100% offline works in any environment, zero signal required
- No account, no ads, no tracking your data stays on your device
- Built by a healthcare professional, for healthcare professionals

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WHO IT'S FOR

Nurses, nursing students, medical interns, residents, ER and ICU staff, paramedics, midwives, surgical wardteams.

DISCLAIMER

For qualified healthcare professionals and students only. Does not replace clinical judgment or your
institution's protocols.