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2nd April 2008, 20:54
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
These are the indexes available in the International View option for Lexi-Drugs. The Chemotherapy regimen information is also available in the Comprehensive plus Specialty View.
To search the index enter in the first few letters of the drug you are searching for, in this example Erythromycin. When that drug appears in the window, tap it to view the monograph.
Dynamic Jump List
To navigate the Erythromycin monograph, tap the Bookmark button found at the bottom of the screen. The list of fields will appear and the eight most viewed fields will be at the top of the list. Tap Pharmacologic Category to view this field.
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
The following are features of Lexi-Interact:
Detailed patient management suggestions
Discussion of published reports and potential mechanisms
Full reference citations
Identifies the greatest number of potential interactions compared to any other available references
Over 3000 brand names
Includes interactions data on the most commonly used herbs
Selecting Herbs and Drugs
To find the drugs and herbs that a patient is taking, enter the first few letters of the durg or herb. To select Erythromycin, tap the box colored red in this example.
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
Lexi-I.V. Compatibility is a database that provides detailed content from the King Guide to Parenteral Admixtures combined with specialty information from Lexi-Comp. This database is accessible through its own reader: Lexi-Comp Analyze.
The following are features of Lexi-I.V. Compatibility:
Detailed descriptions of identified STABLE and UNSTABLE drug combinations
Rating symbols that easily identify evidence of stable (compatible) and unstable (incompatible) drug pairs
Concise definitions of rating symbols and infusion fluid abbreviations
Ability to click on drug names within an analysis to view monographs, which include a complete list of compatibilities for that particular drug
Includes > 7,800 I.V. compatibility monographs
Your Software package content
1. Lexi-comp Drug information Basic edition 22 Feb 2008
2. Lexi-Comp I.V. Compatibility 22 Feb 2008
3. Lexi-comp Interaction 11 Feb 2008
Requirement:
Pocket PC – Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC Edition – Windows Mobile 6.0 Classic and Professional Editions:
When choosing a Windows Mobile device to work with our handheld software, the device must be stylus driven and have a Start (Windows Flag) in the top left-hand corner.
*Asian Pocket PC handhelds using the Asiatic characters (e.g. Chinese) can cause problems where the content does not display. You may disable your Asiatic fonts to allow the information to display properly
Homepage:[Only registered and activated users can see links]
Overview:
Lexi-Comp ON-HAND is our highly-rated drug information software for PDA and mobile devices. Our ON-HAND databases and packages contain multiple indexes to expedite searching, and advanced navigation tools to save valuable time. Updates to our content are available on a daily basis, ensuring you always have the most up-to-date clinical content at your fingertips.
Limitation:25 times of first use
Please note that each Lexi-Comp handheld product has two components, a reader and a database. You must get both or your product will not function correctly. Please download the readers each time you update to access the frequent enhancements made to the readers.(Lexi-Interact, Lexi-Comp I.V. Compatibility "Analyze", and Lexi-CALC utilize individual readers. The remaining databases are accessed via the Lexi-Comp Reader.)
Try this one:
1. Download and install patched cab
2. Register with code "987654321"
2008 version :
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
These are the indexes available in the International View option for Lexi-Drugs. The Chemotherapy regimen information is also available in the Comprehensive plus Specialty View.
To search the index enter in the first few letters of the drug you are searching for, in this example Erythromycin. When that drug appears in the window, tap it to view the monograph.
Dynamic Jump List
To navigate the Erythromycin monograph, tap the Bookmark button found at the bottom of the screen. The list of fields will appear and the eight most viewed fields will be at the top of the list. Tap Pharmacologic Category to view this field.
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
The following are features of Lexi-Interact:
Detailed patient management suggestions
Discussion of published reports and potential mechanisms
Full reference citations
Identifies the greatest number of potential interactions compared to any other available references
Over 3000 brand names
Includes interactions data on the most commonly used herbs
Selecting Herbs and Drugs
To find the drugs and herbs that a patient is taking, enter the first few letters of the durg or herb. To select Erythromycin, tap the box colored red in this example.
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
Lexi-I.V. Compatibility is a database that provides detailed content from the King Guide to Parenteral Admixtures combined with specialty information from Lexi-Comp. This database is accessible through its own reader: Lexi-Comp Analyze.
The following are features of Lexi-I.V. Compatibility:
Detailed descriptions of identified STABLE and UNSTABLE drug combinations
Rating symbols that easily identify evidence of stable (compatible) and unstable (incompatible) drug pairs
Concise definitions of rating symbols and infusion fluid abbreviations
Ability to click on drug names within an analysis to view monographs, which include a complete list of compatibilities for that particular drug
Includes > 7,800 I.V. compatibility monographs
Your Software package content
1. Lexi-comp Drug information Basic edition 22 Feb 2008
2. Lexi-Comp I.V. Compatibility 22 Feb 2008
3. Lexi-comp Interaction 11 Feb 2008
Requirement:
Pocket PC – Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC Edition – Windows Mobile 6.0 Classic and Professional Editions:
When choosing a Windows Mobile device to work with our handheld software, the device must be stylus driven and have a Start (Windows Flag) in the top left-hand corner.
*Asian Pocket PC handhelds using the Asiatic characters (e.g. Chinese) can cause problems where the content does not display. You may disable your Asiatic fonts to allow the information to display properly
Homepage:[Only registered and activated users can see links]
Overview:
Lexi-Comp ON-HAND is our highly-rated drug information software for PDA and mobile devices. Our ON-HAND databases and packages contain multiple indexes to expedite searching, and advanced navigation tools to save valuable time. Updates to our content are available on a daily basis, ensuring you always have the most up-to-date clinical content at your fingertips.
Limitation:25 times of first use
Please note that each Lexi-Comp handheld product has two components, a reader and a database. You must get both or your product will not function correctly. Please download the readers each time you update to access the frequent enhancements made to the readers.(Lexi-Interact, Lexi-Comp I.V. Compatibility "Analyze", and Lexi-CALC utilize individual readers. The remaining databases are accessed via the Lexi-Comp Reader.)
Try this one:
1. Download and install patched cab
2. Register with code "987654321"
2008 version :
[Only registered and activated users can see links]