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Glasgow Coma Scale for Palm OS
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This program contains a review of Glasgow Coma Scale and how to interpret a patient score. Simply fill in patient data where applicable then use drop down menus to select appropriate descriptors of patient condition. There will be three established scores. Tally up the 3 scores and then tap "Review" if needed to see the reference ranges. Choose the appropriate range. This can be recorded and saved to a file for later access.Palm OS 4.0 or higher; 300 KB RAM; works on all color, grayscale and monochrome displays, and every Palm Pilot and Palm Smartphone purchased since 2003, including (but not limited to):Palm Centro, Palm LifeDrive, Palm Treo 600, Palm Treo 650, Palm Treo 680, Palm Treo 700p, Palm Treo 755p, Palm Tungsten C, Palm Tungsten E, Palm Tungsten E2, Palm Tungsten T, Palm Tungsten T2, Palm Tungsten T3, Palm Tungsten T5, Palm Tungsten W, Palm TX, Palm Z22
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