RN CrashCart

Hello all, its that time of year again,
If you don't have one, please take a look at RN CrashCart (now w/ 30%
discount) for Palm and Pocketpc,
Drug Calculations, EKG tracing and descriptions,
Conversions, Assessments, Over 500 word English
to Spanish medical terms. Now with Ongoing Drip checker,
which will tell if the current running drip
is giving the patient the correct dose.

you can goto:

http://www.rncrashcart.com

*** get a 30% discount by using the code: nursing4us1 ***

thanks agin,
rn
"Blue_Beard" <bluebeard@blue.net> wrote in message
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"Blue_Beard" wrote:
> Hello all, its that time of year again,
> If you don't have one, please take a look at RN CrashCart (now w/ 30%
> discount) for Palm and Pocketpc,
> Drug Calculations, EKG tracing and descriptions,
> Conversions, Assessments, Over 500 word English
> to Spanish medical terms. Now with Ongoing Drip checker,
> which will tell if the current running drip
> is giving the patient the correct dose.

Unless this software has been Anglicised for UK drugs and resuscitation
protocols then in my view it is useless. Does the UK in uk.sci.med. nursing
not suggest something?

It's an advert so No it means ......... all to them as long as they might
get a sale

--
Regards
From
Gray
The Madcaravanner from Chesterfield and Sharm El Sheikh
www.madcaravanner.co.uk
You don't have to be mad but it helps

Pictures at http://s78.photobucket.com/albums/j115/Madcaravanner/

"Handy" <no-spam-here@e-mail.net> wrote in message
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> "Blue_Beard" wrote:
>> Hello all, its that time of year again,
>> If you don't have one, please take a look at RN CrashCart (now w/ 30%
>> discount) for Palm and Pocketpc,
>> Drug Calculations, EKG tracing and descriptions,
>> Conversions, Assessments, Over 500 word English
>> to Spanish medical terms. Now with Ongoing Drip checker,
>> which will tell if the current running drip
>> is giving the patient the correct dose.
>
> Unless this software has been Anglicised for UK drugs and resuscitation
> protocols then in my view it is useless. Does the UK in uk.sci.med.
> nursing not suggest something?
>

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Blue_Beard	Re: RN CrashCart Hello all, its that time of year again, If you don't have one, please take a look at RN CrashCart (now w/ 30% discount) for Palm and Pocketpc, Drug Calculations, EKG tracing and descriptions, Conversions, Assessments, Over 500 word English to Spanish medical terms. Now with Ongoing Drip checker, which will tell if the current running drip is giving the patient the correct dose. you can goto: http://www.rncrashcart.com * get a 30% discount by using the code: nursing4us1 * thanks agin, rn "Blue_Beard" <bluebeard@blue.net> wrote in message news:Apnch.4264$B42.3800@newsfe12.phx... > >

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Handy	Re: RN CrashCart "Blue_Beard" wrote: > Hello all, its that time of year again, > If you don't have one, please take a look at RN CrashCart (now w/ 30% > discount) for Palm and Pocketpc, > Drug Calculations, EKG tracing and descriptions, > Conversions, Assessments, Over 500 word English > to Spanish medical terms. Now with Ongoing Drip checker, > which will tell if the current running drip > is giving the patient the correct dose. Unless this software has been Anglicised for UK drugs and resuscitation protocols then in my view it is useless. Does the UK in uk.sci.med. nursing not suggest something?

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Graham Wilson	Re: RN CrashCart It's an advert so No it means ......... all to them as long as they might get a sale -- Regards From Gray The Madcaravanner from Chesterfield and Sharm El Sheikh www.madcaravanner.co.uk You don't have to be mad but it helps Pictures at http://s78.photobucket.com/albums/j115/Madcaravanner/ "Handy" <no-spam-here@e-mail.net> wrote in message news:4572f3bb@212.67.96.135... > "Blue_Beard" wrote: >> Hello all, its that time of year again, >> If you don't have one, please take a look at RN CrashCart (now w/ 30% >> discount) for Palm and Pocketpc, >> Drug Calculations, EKG tracing and descriptions, >> Conversions, Assessments, Over 500 word English >> to Spanish medical terms. Now with Ongoing Drip checker, >> which will tell if the current running drip >> is giving the patient the correct dose. > > Unless this software has been Anglicised for UK drugs and resuscitation > protocols then in my view it is useless. Does the UK in uk.sci.med. > nursing not suggest something? >