[EyesForward]

Does anybody know of a free one worth using? I use Epocrates for my drug guide, and it's excellent, but haven't found a Lab manual yet. If nobody knows of a free one, how about a good one worth spending money on?

[TMPaul]

Originally Posted by EyesForward

Does anybody know of a free one worth using? I use Epocrates for my drug guide, and it's excellent, but haven't found a Lab manual yet. If nobody knows of a free one, how about a good one worth spending money on?

Merck Medicus (www.MerckMedicus.com) has a free one.

[#1rnstudent]

Originally Posted by EyesForward

Does anybody know of a free one worth using? I use Epocrates for my drug guide, and it's excellent, but haven't found a Lab manual yet. If nobody knows of a free one, how about a good one worth spending money on?

F.A. Davis's Comprehensive Guide to Lab & Diagnostic Tests with Nursing Implications is excellent. You can download the demo copy and use it on your palm, then if you like it, you can buy the unlock code. It's really slick. You can even get a 5% discount off the price if you are a student!

http://skyscape.com/EStore/ProductDe...?ProductID=952

If you have not registered with skyscape before, then you have to register (one time only) to download the demos.

[leashmarie]

Oh, i SO entirely LOVE YOU for posting this!!!! I've been looking for a Lab/Diagnostics program for MONTHS!!!1

Magnifiso!!!

[leashmarie]

Had to go back and delete a few extra apps it installed, but STILL love

[traumaRUs]

I have the ePocrates Pro which does have the labs/dx/symptoms, etc and love it because I can easily switch back and forth between screens.