Dr.Help

Clinical Decision Support

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Dr.Help Clinical Toolkit

Instant clinical calculations, resuscitation reference, FDA interaction cross-checking, and routine vaccination guidelines.

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Paediatric Dosing

Doses, fluids, BSA

Weight-based mg/kg calculators, resus/APLS drugs, custom formulas, maintenance fluids (4-2-1), BSA and eGFR.

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Transfusion Guide

Component volumes by weight

Packed Red Blood Cells (PRBC) with target Hb titration, Platelets, FFP, and Cryoprecipitate rates.

Calculate Transfusion →

Drug Interactions

FDA label search, Egyptian brands

Live openFDA label scanner highlighting contraindications, boxed warnings, and severity-graded interactions.

Lookup Drug →

Prescriptions Safety Checker

Whole-prescription check

Enter a patient's medicines and clinical details to flag interactions, allergies, duplicates, contraindications, dose errors and monitoring.

Check Prescription →

Egyptian Immunization

Official MOHP schedule

Official Egyptian MOHP mandatory childhood schedule from birth to school entry with age milestone filters.

View Timetable →

Clinical Decision Tool

Validated scores

BMI/BSA, eGFR, corrected calcium and sodium, anion gap, CHA₂DS₂-VASc, HAS-BLED, Wells, CURB-65, APACHE II, GCS, doses and infusions, each with method, interpretation and limits.

Open Calculators →

Diseases & Clinical Guidelines

Diseases and protocols

Concise guidance by specialty: criteria, investigations, first-line and alternative treatment, algorithms, red flags, emergency care, follow-up and guideline links.

Open Guidelines →

Vitals & GCS

Age-based ranges and GCS

Age-based normal ranges for HR, RR, BP and SpO2 with abnormal-value flags, plus the paediatric Glasgow Coma Scale.

Check Vitals →

Clinical Feedback & Contact

For guideline updates, feedback, or inquiries regarding Dr.Help.

Owner: Dr. Eman Eid

Dr.Help is a decision-support aid and does not replace clinical judgement.
Always verify doses against your local protocols and current formulary.