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Pediatric pharmacology 0.2.1
The journal«PediatricheskayaFarmakologiya»(«Pediatric Pharmacology») wasfounded in 2003 underthe auspicesof the Union of Pediatricians ofRussia. Editor inchief -professor Namazova-Baranova L.S.In the journal “Pediatric Pharmacology” onemayfindevidence-based clinical guidelines, and information upondrugsandvaccines used in children. You may also obtaindetailedinformationabout the effects of drugs on thefetus,pharmaco-economic researchcarried out in Russia. In thisjournal wealso refer to suchunsolved problems of pediatricpharmacology asclinical studies andtheir legal and ethical aspects.Besides,authors, members of theEditorial Board and readers – allhave theopportunity to discusspublished materials, as well as tooffertheir own topics fordiscussion by presenting results oftheirstudies that do notconform to generally accepted data. Thejournalis aimed atclinical pediatricians specializing in variousareas, aswell asfor health care organizers, managers of healthinstitutionsat alllevels – professionals who take real decisionsthat determinetherange of medications and their purchasevolume.The journal is included in the list of StateCommissionforAcademic Degrees and Titles.Abstracted/ Indexed in VINITI RAN ReferativnyiZhurnal348162;Ulrich's International Periodicals Directory,RISC.ISSN: 1727-5776 (Print)
Painkiller Calculator 2.1
Painkiller Calculator displays the dosage of common opioids astheyare equivalent to Morphine, known as their MorphineMilligramEquivalent (MME). If you wanted to keep a patient under100 MMEsper day, Painkiller Calculator could show: • 5 doses perday of100mg/5mL solution of Morphine (IV/IM/SD), or • 4 doses perday ofOxycodone 15mg (PO), or • 1 patch per 3-day period ofFentanyl25mcg/hr (TD) Painkiller Calculator also shows you thetotal MMEfor any given combination of common opioids and dosages.