0.1 mg/mL (1:10 000)
Life-saving doses, first.
Set the weight once. PICULab Calc works out the drugs, tubes and shocks for the child, runs the Code Blue clock, and keeps 159 calculators, scores and criteria a tap away, each with its references.
Life-saving
Worked out for 18 kg, 5 y
Once the weight and age are set, Home lists the numbers needed in the first minutes: tube size and depth, adrenaline, shock energy, amiodarone, RSI drugs, fluids, seizure doses and the normal vital signs for that age.
Each box opens its full calculator, with the formula, the notes and the source. Newborns get their own list, from the neonatal resuscitation guidelines.
Example values for an 18 kg, 5-year-old child. Check every dose against your local protocols.
14.5 cm at the lip
2nd shock: 72 J
50 mg/mL
10 mg/mL
Run the code.
Keep the record.
A stopwatch built for pediatric resuscitation, on its own tab. The monitor stays at the top and never moves under your finger.
- 2 MINAn alert at every rhythm check, in the monitor's own row, with the cycle counting down.
- ONE TAPEach drug or shock is logged with its time and the dose for the child. Undo is one tap.
- 3–5 MINA countdown to the next adrenaline, then due and overdue.
- PROMPTSShock energy steps, the antiarrhythmic after the third shock, the Hs and Ts.
- BLEEDINGRed cells, plasma, platelets, cryoprecipitate, tranexamic acid, factor VIIa and reversal agents.
- REPORTWhen the code ends: every rhythm, shock and dose with its time, ready to copy into the notes.
≥ 4 J/kg, up to 10 J/kg or the adult dose
02:34 agoIV/IO · 0.1 mg/mL (1:10 000)
00:26 ago next 2:34IV/IO · 0.01 mg/kg = 0.1 mL/kg of 0.1 mg/mL (max 1 mg) every 3–5 min
ETT · only if no IV/IO: 0.1 mg/kg of 1 mg/mL, then a 5 mL saline flush
IV/IO · shock-refractory VF/pVT: 5 mg/kg (max 300 mg) · 50 mg/mL
Results
Readable from across the bed
Every result is a band: its name in a capsule, the value as large as the screen allows, and beneath it the rule, the concentration to draw up and the maximum.
Neighbouring bands never share a colour, and a dose held at its maximum wears a red capsule under its value. Copy puts the whole card on the clipboard.
Scores & criteria
The systems used on PICU rounds, each with its source
Severity and sepsis
- Phoenix sepsis criteria
- pSOFA
- PELOD-2
- PIM3
- Brighton PEWS
- Vasoactive-Inotropic Score
- Shock Index & SIPA
Respiratory
- PARDS by PALICC-2
- Oxygenation Index
- OSI
- P/F & S/F
- Westley croup
- PRAM
- PASS
- Wood–Downes
- Wang bronchiolitis
Neuro, sedation and delirium
- GCS child and infant
- FOUR
- COMFORT-B
- State Behavioral Scale
- RASS
- FLACC
- CAPD
- WAT-1
- SOS
- Brain death (2023)
Diagnostic criteria
- Kawasaki (AHA 2017)
- MIS-C (CDC 2023)
- HLH-2004
- Jones (AHA 2015)
- Anaphylaxis
- KDIGO & pRIFLE AKI
- ISTH DIC
- Cairo–Bishop TLS
- Toxic shock
Categories
Every category, one tap from Home
Screens
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Questions, ideas, or a number that looks wrong.
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