This software calculates acceptable blood loss according to the patient's data.
I recently tried out Allowable Blood Loss (ABL) and found it to be incredibly useful in calculating the amount of blood that a patient could lose based on their hematocrit, weight, and tolerated lowest hematocrit. The software utilizes the work of Bourke and Smith from 1974 to deliver accurate results.
One of the standout features of ABL is its two modes - terse and teaching - which cater to different user preferences. Moreover, the software boasts a dynamic interface that makes it incredibly easy for users to calculate a range of values. By changing the lowest acceptable hematocrit value, users can instantly see how it will impact the allowable blood loss.
What I particularly appreciated about ABL is that there are no extra steps required in the calculation. Once a value is updated by the user, the software immediately recognizes this and updates the result. This made the entire process quick and efficient, saving me a lot of time and effort.
Overall, I highly recommend ABL for healthcare professionals who need a reliable and efficient tool for calculating allowable blood loss.
One of the standout features of ABL is its two modes - terse and teaching - which cater to different user preferences. Moreover, the software boasts a dynamic interface that makes it incredibly easy for users to calculate a range of values. By changing the lowest acceptable hematocrit value, users can instantly see how it will impact the allowable blood loss.
What I particularly appreciated about ABL is that there are no extra steps required in the calculation. Once a value is updated by the user, the software immediately recognizes this and updates the result. This made the entire process quick and efficient, saving me a lot of time and effort.
Overall, I highly recommend ABL for healthcare professionals who need a reliable and efficient tool for calculating allowable blood loss.
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