Gas Notes is proud to offer free tools to all the education eggheads out there. Donβt miss the simulation tools!
Simulation Monitor π₯οΈ
Ever wanted a free and open source alternative to those expensive remote-controlled patient monitors? Well now you have one.
All you need is two internet-connected devices.
Take me to the Simulation Monitor
Random Patient Generator π°
The Generator was originally a card game created by Dr Simon McCormick to help doctors think about their thinking and identify their biases.
This is a digital homage to the paper version.
Take me to the Random Patient Generator
Clinic Helper π
Clinic days can be tricky, especially for beginners. This free notepad-style tool helps you run a quick and comprehensive pre-anaesthetic assessment.
Thereβs also a growing list of smart suggestions that will appear based on the text of your note.
ABG Machine π
This trusty machine never breaks down, never stops for calibration, and never runs out of paper.
Just like a real machine, the HCO3- is derived from pH and pCO2. That means you canβt set it directly.
Unlike a real machine, you can choose from some handy presets and even create a shareable QR code.
LocalBot π€
βHow much of this stuff can I use?β
Local anaesthetic dosing is a popular quiz in theatre and youβll look very slick if you can answer without any button-punching on your phone.
This little robot generates dosing questions to help you practice your skills.
OSCE Stations π
How is it OSCE time already?
Before the big day, take turns marking, acting and doing each of the stations. Make sure to practice ALS and anaphylaxis several times.
Quizzes π
These interactive quizzes cover some of the material in the Survival Guide.
Try to get a few done on the last week of your placement and one more time before your exams.