RetterWissen Notfallmedizin vVARY

The reference app for emergency services and emergency physicians. Whether you're an emergency physician, emergency paramedic (Emergency Medical Technician), emergency medical technician (RetSan), or anyone else working in emergency services and emergency medicine.

New: Count your respiratory rate/heart rate, and much more with the WearOS app for your smartphone.

RetterWissen is the ideal companion for looking up all relevant topics in emergency services and emergency medicine as an app on your smartphone.

A comprehensive drug library allows you to quickly look up indications, contraindications, application methods, and much more. Differential diagnoses are stored for important emergency medical symptoms. Pediatric emergencies in emergency services are covered in a separate chapter. Current algorithms (e.g., resuscitation) help you stay up to date. Numerous calculators, such as BMI calculators, burned body surface area, and much more, are implemented. You can easily add your own content and comments.

RetterWissen offers integrated translations in 10 languages
for important statements and questions in the emergency services. Translated by native speakers. The RetterWissen app does not require an active internet connection.

The free version of RetterWissen allows you to test it without any time limit. Do you like the app and want to support the project? Then you can unlock all features by purchasing a subscription.

After activation via a subscription purchase, the following content, among others, is fully unlocked:

• Medications
130 medications with indications, contraindications, dosages, application methods, special considerations during pregnancy/breastfeeding, etc.

• NEW: Database with the most important household medications. Under construction and continuously expanded.

• Key Symptoms
Important differential diagnoses for key symptoms such as acute abdomen, acute transverse myelitis, ophthalmic emergency, unconsciousness, burn injury, delirious state, dyspnea, epileptic seizure, fever, focal neurological deficit, gynecological/obstetric emergency, hypertension, intoxication, headache, pain, shock, and chest pain.

• Library
A reference work with over 400 entries. Technical terms, clinical pictures, and treatment suggestions.

• Pediatric Emergencies
The most important pediatric emergencies in a separate category.

• Calculators
Important calculators for determining BMI, due date, GFR, ideal weight, body surface area, oxygenation index, oxygen cylinder volume, burned body surface area, and volume replacement after burns.

• Translations
Important statements and questions for emergency services translated into 10 languages ​​by native speakers. Clear and understandable. Works offline, of course.

• Checklists
Constantly being expanded.

• Scores
29 scores. From the ABSI score for estimating burn mortality, to APGAR, GCS, pain scales (PAINAD), NEWS2, and Phoenix Sepsis Score, to qSOFA.

• Algorithms
Current resuscitation algorithms, including those for special situations such as resuscitation in hypothermia or burial, are stored. This means even rare emergencies are available.

• Phone Numbers
Important phone numbers, e.g., for burn centers. You can also store your own phone numbers.