Paramedic Drug List Flashcards 17+

Worth the money

This is the second EMS app I've purchased. No real complaints about it. Don't expect lots of features it's simple and to the point. I like the layout of the definition. It makes it easy to remember.

Missing important information

While studying the different drugs and there properties. I have found that they are all missing ONSET/DURATION... I also find it frustrating that the portrait mode is locked. Besides those problems it’s a decent app. Also as I’m studying, I found in the Naloxone (Narcan) section you don’t even have IN as a route of administration... that’s like one of the most used ways. I’m starting to second guess if this was a good purchase.

Developer Response ,

Hi Supermedic69,

Thank you for your feedback! We hear you and have made some changes on our new update! We have included onset/duration, unlocked the landscape view mode and updated the content along with a few new pharmaceutical agents under the national standard. As we launched this new update, we are already working on our next update. We will be optimizing the font size and a redesign on our layout. Let us know what you think!

Just frustrating

The fact that every menu screen is locked to portrait view, and every drug card is locked to horizontal view, I find myself rotating my phone every 2.5 seconds when clicking through the cards. Also, app should allow you to select a drug and flip through all cards (classification, MOA, indications) for each drug without having to go back to the menu screen.

Developer Response ,

Hello, thank you for your feedback on our app. We understand your frustration with going back and forth from the cards page, but the page is designed to give you individual access to card for a quick reference. If you click on “start session” you can file through the intirety of the cards without going back to the cards page. Also you can study individual subcategories to focus in on a particular category. And don’t forget you can study all the cards you need improvement on, as they are collected in the “incorrect pile” thank you!