You only have this option for drugs that can be infused in different concentrations, such as for Dopamine, which is shown in this image. The program also informs you of the most commonly used concentration by using the two asterisks around the concentration. These asterisks highlight another reason why I describe the program as bare-bones. Unlike most other Palm applications, Drip Calculator does not take advantage of menus , which are usually accessed by tapping the Palm Menu icon or tapping in the title area of the screen. These menus commonly include a 'Get Info' menu that describes the program, its version number, and contact information.
Many programs also have a help menu or tips icon to look for additional information.
While testing this program, I wasn't sure what the asterisks meant, and I futilely looked for a help menu to tell me what they were for. Lastly, you are presented with a 'Confirmation Screen,' which includes all of the information that you have entered. I like this summary, since you can catch mistakes, such as entering the wrong weight. You can also choose to learn 'How to Mix' and 'How to Infuse' the drug. These screens give you all of the information you need to write your infusion orders for your patient.