MediMath Medical Calculator Hack 5.2 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Evan Schoenberg
Category: Medical
Price: $0.99 (Download for free)
Version: 5.2
ID: com.regularrateandrhythm.MediMath
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Description
MediMath puts 144 of the most important medical calculators and scoring tools on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch. Its fast, native interface and comprehensive results help you spend less time crunching numbers and more time caring for patients.
What makes MediMath the best?
• Streamlining. Enter values and units (US or SI), for each item in each calculator, without tapping through multiple screens and prompts. Tap Next and Previous to go between fields. Multiple-value choices pop over in-place on the iPad.
• Calculator selection: quality AND quantity.
• Multiresult. Where applicable, MediMath will give you multiple useful results. For example, risk scores also show a percent mortality result.
Other features:
• 139 calculators and scoring devices
• Categories, Search, Favorites, and Recents let you find what you want, fast
• Double-tap to add to favorites
• Additional information, including equations, helpful hints, and references, for each
• Multimedia: for example, the NIH Stroke Score includes the necessary pictures
• Always returns to where you left off
MediMath sports:
• A-a Oxygen Gradient
• Abbreviated Mental Test Score
• ABCD² Restroke Risk
• Absolute Neutrophils
• Acid-Base Interpretation
• Alvarado Score
• Anion Gap (Serum, Urine)
• Aortic Valve Area (Continuity, Gorlin)
• ATP III Cholesterol Guidelines (for in-depth coverage, see the "ATP3 Lipids" app)
• Apache II
• APGAR Score
• Arterial Oxygen Content
• Barthel's ADL Index
• Basal Energy Expenditure
• Bayesian calculators
• Bishop Score
• Blatchford UGI Bleeding Risk
• BMI
• BMI for Age (Pediatric BMI)
• Body Surface Area (4 Calculators)
• Boston Heart Failure
• Burn Fluid Requirements (Parkland)
• Cardiac Output
• CHADS Score (AFib Stroke Risk)
• Charlson Comorbidity Index
• Change in Serum Sodium (IV Fluids)
• Child-Pugh
• CHIP (CT in Head Injury Patient) Rule
• Corrected CSF WBCs for RBCs, QT, Serum Calcium, Phenytoin, Serum Sodium calculators
• Creatinine Clearance (Cockcroft-Gault, Measured)
• CRUSADE
• CURB-65 Pneumonia Mortality
• Dermatomes
• Duke Treadmill Score
• Fibromyalgia
• Fraction Excretion of Sodium (FeNA)
• Framingham Cardiac Risk
• GFR (MDRD, Wright, Cockcroft-Gault, Salazar-Corcoran, CPK-EPI)
• Glasgow Coma Scale
• GRACE ACS
• Hepatitis Discriminant
• Ideal Body Weight
• Intracranial Hemorrhage Volume and Mortality calculator (ABC/2 method)
• Kt/V (Daugirdas formula)
• Maintenance Fluids
• Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP)
• MELD & PELD Scores
• NIH Stroke Scale
• Opioid Converter
• Osmolal Gap (Stool)
• Osmolality (Serum)
• Ottawa Ankle/Foot Rules
• Oxygenation Index
• Peak Flow (Predicted)
• PERC
• Perioperative Cardiac Risk
• PORT (Pneumonia Severity Index)
• Pregnancy Wheel
• Ranson's Criteria (Pancreatitis Mortality)
• Reticulocyte Index
• SIRS Criteria
• Sodium Deficit
• Steroid Equivalency Converter
• Target Heart Rate
• TIMI Score (STEMI & UA/NSTEMI)
• Transtubular Potassium Gradient
• Umbilical Line Placement
• Unit conversion
• Water Deficit
• Wells' Criteria (DVT & PE)
• Winter's Formula
** AND MANY MORE! See www.medimath.com for the complete list and more screenshots. **
Dosing calculators include drug loading and saving.
Please contact us if you have questions or calculator requests! MediMath will be updated regularly with new features and more equations.
What makes MediMath the best?
• Streamlining. Enter values and units (US or SI), for each item in each calculator, without tapping through multiple screens and prompts. Tap Next and Previous to go between fields. Multiple-value choices pop over in-place on the iPad.
• Calculator selection: quality AND quantity.
• Multiresult. Where applicable, MediMath will give you multiple useful results. For example, risk scores also show a percent mortality result.
Other features:
• 139 calculators and scoring devices
• Categories, Search, Favorites, and Recents let you find what you want, fast
• Double-tap to add to favorites
• Additional information, including equations, helpful hints, and references, for each
• Multimedia: for example, the NIH Stroke Score includes the necessary pictures
• Always returns to where you left off
MediMath sports:
• A-a Oxygen Gradient
• Abbreviated Mental Test Score
• ABCD² Restroke Risk
• Absolute Neutrophils
• Acid-Base Interpretation
• Alvarado Score
• Anion Gap (Serum, Urine)
• Aortic Valve Area (Continuity, Gorlin)
• ATP III Cholesterol Guidelines (for in-depth coverage, see the "ATP3 Lipids" app)
• Apache II
• APGAR Score
• Arterial Oxygen Content
• Barthel's ADL Index
• Basal Energy Expenditure
• Bayesian calculators
• Bishop Score
• Blatchford UGI Bleeding Risk
• BMI
• BMI for Age (Pediatric BMI)
• Body Surface Area (4 Calculators)
• Boston Heart Failure
• Burn Fluid Requirements (Parkland)
• Cardiac Output
• CHADS Score (AFib Stroke Risk)
• Charlson Comorbidity Index
• Change in Serum Sodium (IV Fluids)
• Child-Pugh
• CHIP (CT in Head Injury Patient) Rule
• Corrected CSF WBCs for RBCs, QT, Serum Calcium, Phenytoin, Serum Sodium calculators
• Creatinine Clearance (Cockcroft-Gault, Measured)
• CRUSADE
• CURB-65 Pneumonia Mortality
• Dermatomes
• Duke Treadmill Score
• Fibromyalgia
• Fraction Excretion of Sodium (FeNA)
• Framingham Cardiac Risk
• GFR (MDRD, Wright, Cockcroft-Gault, Salazar-Corcoran, CPK-EPI)
• Glasgow Coma Scale
• GRACE ACS
• Hepatitis Discriminant
• Ideal Body Weight
• Intracranial Hemorrhage Volume and Mortality calculator (ABC/2 method)
• Kt/V (Daugirdas formula)
• Maintenance Fluids
• Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP)
• MELD & PELD Scores
• NIH Stroke Scale
• Opioid Converter
• Osmolal Gap (Stool)
• Osmolality (Serum)
• Ottawa Ankle/Foot Rules
• Oxygenation Index
• Peak Flow (Predicted)
• PERC
• Perioperative Cardiac Risk
• PORT (Pneumonia Severity Index)
• Pregnancy Wheel
• Ranson's Criteria (Pancreatitis Mortality)
• Reticulocyte Index
• SIRS Criteria
• Sodium Deficit
• Steroid Equivalency Converter
• Target Heart Rate
• TIMI Score (STEMI & UA/NSTEMI)
• Transtubular Potassium Gradient
• Umbilical Line Placement
• Unit conversion
• Water Deficit
• Wells' Criteria (DVT & PE)
• Winter's Formula
** AND MANY MORE! See www.medimath.com for the complete list and more screenshots. **
Dosing calculators include drug loading and saving.
Please contact us if you have questions or calculator requests! MediMath will be updated regularly with new features and more equations.
Version history
5.2
2020-01-30
Added support for Dark Mode.
5.0
2019-09-16
- Updated for iOS 13+ and iPhone X+.
- Fixed a bug which prevented returning to the last used calculation when restarting the app
- Fixed a bug which prevented returning to the last used calculation when restarting the app
4.6
2016-06-13
Minor interface-related bug fixes
4.5
2015-12-22
• Fixed a bug in the Pulmonary Embolism risk stratification calculator (Thanks to Dr. Shad Williams for reporting the issue)
• Added native resolution support for iPhone 6, 6+, 6S, and 6S+
• Minor other fixes
• Added native resolution support for iPhone 6, 6+, 6S, and 6S+
• Minor other fixes
4.4
2014-01-09
Updated for iOS 7
4.3
2012-12-14
Extensive updates to the Italian translation courtesy of Dr. Luca Rossi.
4.2
2012-11-12
Improvements to the numeric keypad appearance
4.1
2012-09-30
* MediMath now requires iOS 5.0 or later *
• Added support for iPhone 5
• Fixes for iOS 6
• Fixed 'Words to Name (Dysarthria)' in NIH Stroke Scale
• Added support for iPhone 5
• Fixes for iOS 6
• Fixed 'Words to Name (Dysarthria)' in NIH Stroke Scale
4.0.4
2012-03-26
Updated for iPad 3 Retina Display
4.0.3
2011-12-08
[New Calculator]
• Added Pulmonary Embolism Severity Index
[Enhancements]
• Added support for displaying the Average Glucose from HbA1c result in SI units
• Added support for displaying the Adjusted Serum Calcium result in SI units
[Fixes]
• Fixed rotation to landscape orientation on the iPad, which was accidentally disabled in the previous version
• Added Pulmonary Embolism Severity Index
[Enhancements]
• Added support for displaying the Average Glucose from HbA1c result in SI units
• Added support for displaying the Adjusted Serum Calcium result in SI units
[Fixes]
• Fixed rotation to landscape orientation on the iPad, which was accidentally disabled in the previous version
4.0.2
2011-11-22
Fixed display of the CRUSADE calculator
4.0.1
2011-10-28
Version 4.0.1: Fixed Favorites, which did not work properly in version 4.0
Version 4.0:
[New Calculators]
• Added CRUSADE calculator
• Added Contrast Induced Nephropathy risk calculator
• Added PERC rule
• Added GRACE ACS risk model
[Enhancements]
• Greatly improved search interface
• Numerous minor UI improvements
Version 4.0:
[New Calculators]
• Added CRUSADE calculator
• Added Contrast Induced Nephropathy risk calculator
• Added PERC rule
• Added GRACE ACS risk model
[Enhancements]
• Greatly improved search interface
• Numerous minor UI improvements
4.0
2011-10-26
** 'Favorites' has a bug in MediMath 4.0. A new update fixing the bug, version 4.0.1, was submitted to Apple 10/27/11. If you use Favorites, we suggest you wait for 4.0.1 to be approved before updating! Sorry for the temporary inconvenience! **
[New Calculators]
• Added CRUSADE calculator
• Added Contrast Induced Nephropathy risk calculator
• Added PERC rule
• Added GRACE ACS risk model
[Enhancements]
• Greatly improved search interface
• Numerous minor UI improvements
[New Calculators]
• Added CRUSADE calculator
• Added Contrast Induced Nephropathy risk calculator
• Added PERC rule
• Added GRACE ACS risk model
[Enhancements]
• Greatly improved search interface
• Numerous minor UI improvements
3.9
2011-01-21
• Improved display of certain therapeutic recommendations
• Other interface improvements
• Other interface improvements
3.8
2010-11-16
• Added the Mifflin-St. Jeor Basal Energy Expenditure (Basal Metabolic Rate) equation and expanded the Info for the Basal Energy Expenditure calculator
• Fixed a scoring bug with the Child-Pugh score in which the grades of encephalitis were not assigned the correct number of points
• New icon (in compliance with a trademark-related request by the American Red Cross)
• Fixed a scoring bug with the Child-Pugh score in which the grades of encephalitis were not assigned the correct number of points
• New icon (in compliance with a trademark-related request by the American Red Cross)
3.7
2010-09-16
Fixed Apache II mortality estimate calculation
3.6
2010-08-23
• Fixed a visual glitch when running on an iPhone
3.5
2010-07-13
• iOS 4.0 Compatible
• Optimized for iPhone 4 Retina Display
• Optimized for iPhone 4 Retina Display
3.4
2010-06-19
[10 New Calculators]
• Centor criteria (adults)
• Modified centor criteria (adults & children)
• CRB65
• Edinburgh Post-Natal Depression Score
• International Prostate Symptom Score
• Ottawa Ankle & Foot rules
• Ottawa Knee rules
• Alvarado appendicitis score, modified
• Nottingham eczema severity score
• CAGE Alcohol Questionnaire
[Enhancements]
• Added ABCD2 score clinical recommendations
• Added CHADS2 score clinical recommendations
• Added CURB65 score clinical recommendations
• Added Wells DVT score clinical recommendations
• Expanded CHADS2 reference info
• Expanded CURB65/CRB65 reference info
• Expanded Fibromyalgia diagnosis reference info
• Added ‘Pregnancy Calculator’ as a synonym to ‘OB Wheel’ in the calculators list
• Various calculator interface improvements
• Improved discoverability of several calculators via search
• Centor criteria (adults)
• Modified centor criteria (adults & children)
• CRB65
• Edinburgh Post-Natal Depression Score
• International Prostate Symptom Score
• Ottawa Ankle & Foot rules
• Ottawa Knee rules
• Alvarado appendicitis score, modified
• Nottingham eczema severity score
• CAGE Alcohol Questionnaire
[Enhancements]
• Added ABCD2 score clinical recommendations
• Added CHADS2 score clinical recommendations
• Added CURB65 score clinical recommendations
• Added Wells DVT score clinical recommendations
• Expanded CHADS2 reference info
• Expanded CURB65/CRB65 reference info
• Expanded Fibromyalgia diagnosis reference info
• Added ‘Pregnancy Calculator’ as a synonym to ‘OB Wheel’ in the calculators list
• Various calculator interface improvements
• Improved discoverability of several calculators via search
3.3
2010-05-18
• Added calculation of the Cockcroft-Gault Creatinine Clearance by Ideal Body Weight to the Cockcroft-Gault Creatinine Clearance calculator
• Fixed a bug in the Positive Likelihood Ratio and Negative Likelihood Ratio calculations within the Bayesian Analysis calculator
• Fixed a bug in the Positive Likelihood Ratio and Negative Likelihood Ratio calculations within the Bayesian Analysis calculator
3.2
2010-04-23
• Fixed a crash on the iPad within the Opioid Conversion calculator
3.1
2010-04-07
• Now universal for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch, with a beautiful iPad-optimized interface!
• Fixed display of the Paramedic category
MediMath for iPhone/iPod Touch now requires the 3.x OS.
• Fixed display of the Paramedic category
MediMath for iPhone/iPod Touch now requires the 3.x OS.
3.0
2010-02-23
• Added Fractional Excretion of Urea calculator
• Fixed units in Urine Sodium in the FeNa calculator
• Fixed a bug in which search results could appear multiple times
• Fixed display of results in certain acid-base disorders in the Acid Base calculator
• Various interface improvements
• Fixed units in Urine Sodium in the FeNa calculator
• Fixed a bug in which search results could appear multiple times
• Fixed display of results in certain acid-base disorders in the Acid Base calculator
• Various interface improvements
2.9
2009-09-22
• The calculator list now shows explanations for each calculator’s significance where this might not be obvious
• Interface enhancements to improve readability throughout the calculators
• Other interface enhancements
• Fixed appearance of the Base Deficit item in Ranson’s Criteria
• Fixed display of the Blatchford Upper GI score’s explanation
• Fixed a display issue in the Alvarado Acute Appendicitis Score
• Formatting improvements to some clinical references
• Interface enhancements to improve readability throughout the calculators
• Other interface enhancements
• Fixed appearance of the Base Deficit item in Ranson’s Criteria
• Fixed display of the Blatchford Upper GI score’s explanation
• Fixed a display issue in the Alvarado Acute Appendicitis Score
• Formatting improvements to some clinical references
2.8
2009-06-04
• MediMath is now fully iPhone 3.0 compatible
• Fixed a crash which could occur when changing the OB Wheel input type
• Fixed a crash which occurred rarely when loading certain calculators
• Fixed a crash which could occur when changing the OB Wheel input type
• Fixed a crash which occurred rarely when loading certain calculators
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Ratings
4.4 out of 5
35 Ratings
Reviews
Thas,
Good but could have more
It would be nice if the 4T score for HIT was added.
Chris parrott,
Infusion calculator
Was an excellent app until one day the infusion calculator (IV RATE) was removed along with all my saved medications and notes. Just gone... So upset. Now it's just an app with a few useful calculators but it lost its edge it has over the others
Emseducator72,
Shock Index and Nice APP
Nice APP would like to see shock index added to the formulas.
Asher--,
By far, the best
This app is must-have. It has every calculator I've needed on the wards, and it often surprises me with bonus information I didn't even expect to be included in the results. It's fast and reliable. I'm paranoid and like to check results by hand at least once, and I've yet to find any mistakes.
MediMath is the only medical calculator to take full advantage of the iPhone rather than feeling like a port of an old Palm application. I recently took advantage of specials to try Mediquations and Medical Calculator as well, so that comparison isn't just a guess from screenshots. For example, while the other apps make you tap to different screens to enter the numerator and denominator on a fraction, MediMath presents it as a fraction on the main screen, where you can enter values and change the units.
The only thing it was missing was a pediatric dosing calculator, which the author added for the next version (1.4) and even sent me a personal build in advance of its release when I emailed him asking for it and he had added it.
You should get MediMath ASAP.
MediMath is the only medical calculator to take full advantage of the iPhone rather than feeling like a port of an old Palm application. I recently took advantage of specials to try Mediquations and Medical Calculator as well, so that comparison isn't just a guess from screenshots. For example, while the other apps make you tap to different screens to enter the numerator and denominator on a fraction, MediMath presents it as a fraction on the main screen, where you can enter values and change the units.
The only thing it was missing was a pediatric dosing calculator, which the author added for the next version (1.4) and even sent me a personal build in advance of its release when I emailed him asking for it and he had added it.
You should get MediMath ASAP.
kas23,
Best medical calculator out there
This is perhaps the best medical calculator currently within the App Store. Sure, it may be costly compared to others, but this calculator is the complete experience. I have tried using all the other medical calculators in the App Store and each one is missing a few key calculators/features. However, MediMath is the only one that has them all. As for product support, the developer is within the medical field, is very responsive to emails, and regularly puts out new updates. As an aside, be aware that MediMath contains tools that may be another apps only feature. For example, there is an app in the App Store currently that only calculates IV drug dosing - for $4.99. In addition to its many other calculators, MediMath also has a built-in IV drug dosing calculator.
hfg1955,
The Best - well worth the price
I am an ED physician used to relying on my old palm for years for a number of calculations. The addition of the NIH stroke calculator as well as the numerous other applications makes this tool easily the best one available. The "favorites" feature is helpful to find those medical calculators relevant to my field in a timely fashion. I very quite familiar with other similar products on the market including the free application. The author - a medical student in Atlanta - is very open to quickly to adapt any reasonable suggestions for improvement in future editions. That alone is worth the modest price of admission. I highly recommend it.
4x4Adventures,
THE BEST!!
This by far is the best med calc app available. It took leaps ahead with the addition of catagories. Aside from this addition it has the easiest interface & feels the most polished compared to the competition. The number of calcs in an app like this is nice, but the ease of use & thoughtful design makes this the standout clear choice. Everything to the smallest detail is user friendly and complete. Evan is actively improving this app, not just throwing more calcs in it for the numbers game. I'm confident more calcs will come, but this is the app in which they are the easiest to use. Great Job!
longhorndevil,
Helpful application & additional feature written by request!!!
I have now purchased both MediMath and Mediquations (both for the same amount) and found MediMath MUCH more helpful! I needed an additional feature to calculate pediatric BMIs so I e-mailed Evan and within a week this feature was available! It works perfectly- I could not be happier to have this application on my iPhone. It's easy to use, and will be with me through all of my clinical rotations. I strongly encourage anyone in the medical profession to purchase this app.!
whenric,
Best Medical Calculator Program I've Used
I've been using Medimath for the last couple of weeks while on clinical rotation along with the free 'Medical Calculator' program. I've found this program to be more stable than 'Medical Calculator' in terms of not crashing, and is much easier to use in terms of entering in values (Cr levels, etc) quickly on the wards. There are lots of equations present with Medimath right now--far more than 'Medical Calculator--and far more ones that I find useful on a daily basis.
strokedoc,
The best of the medical calculators!
This application is the cleanest, fastest, and easiest to use of the med calculators out there. As a practicing neurologist, I make use of it every day. When I suggested a change to the NIH stroke scale, the author wrote back immediately and had already made the changes! Though some of the other calculators have more equations, none are as easy to use nor change so quickly in response to user feedback to the author. Great job!
