App Detail » Differential Diagnosis pocket

Published by: Borm Bruckmeier Publishing LLC

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad

Price: $9.99
Current Version: 1.2
Released: July 29, 2012

What's New

- iphone5 optimizations
- minor bug fixes
- small improvements

App Description

The Differential Diagnosis pocket is a compact reference work that provides the basic foundation for formulating a thorough list of differential diagnosis.

Completely updated version!

New:

§ Ergonomic home screen design with more features including iCloud backup

§ Additional systematic table of contents for categorized access

Contains over 800 lists of symptoms, physical signs and abnormal findings (including laboratory tests)

Alphabetical table of contents

Keyword search function

Notes: Add personal notes to an entry and find all notes in the notes list

Bookmarks: Highlight your favorite entries

The app is an invaluable resource for medical students entering the clinical years and a great reference source for residents and other medical professionals.

For students, residents, nurses, and all other healthcare professionals.

############## REVIEWS ##############

“All differential diagnoses and their labs are included. And it works. Good job!"

“I use this app several times a day and really can recommend it.”

“As a doctor I would say the app is excellent. Even though it is not meant for teaching, it gives you a complete overview of all relevant DD. The app does not help you to differ, which DD are the most relevant and which are not. But if there is a question, search inside, think and you will not miss any important DD. So this is good for students as well. That much information in such a small book: 5 stars!"

“This app provides a wealth of useful, easily accessible information.”

“This is really an amazing app. The differential diagnoses are very easy to interpret, and there is a wealth of information about all the common diseases seen in a hospital setting. As already mentioned, all relevant labs and their DDx are included as well. As an Internal Medicine resident, I would give it 2 thumbs up. Essential!”