Built for interns · residents · attendings

The clinical companion for modern anesthesiology.

Drug dosing, weight-based calculators, subspecialty primers, a question bank, and an AI assistant that helps you brainstorm anesthetic plans — all in one fast, beautiful workspace.

26
Chapters
27
Drugs
14
Calculators
505
MCQs
PropofolEtomidateKetamineSuccinylcholineRocuroniumCisatracuriumFentanylRemifentanilSufentanilHydromorphonePhenylephrineNorepinephrineEpinephrineVasopressinLidocaineBupivacaineRopivacaineSugammadexNeostigmineDexmedetomidineOndansetronDexamethasonePropofolEtomidateKetamineSuccinylcholineRocuroniumCisatracuriumFentanylRemifentanilSufentanilHydromorphonePhenylephrineNorepinephrineEpinephrineVasopressinLidocaineBupivacaineRopivacaineSugammadexNeostigmineDexmedetomidineOndansetronDexamethasone
What's inside

Everything you need at the head of the bed

Seven coordinated tools that work the way clinicians actually think — fast lookup, structured learning, and decision support.

How clinicians use it

From pre-op to post-op

Step 1

Look it up — instantly

Press ⌘K from anywhere. Search across drugs, calculators, tutorials, and emergencies.

Search
⌘K
Routes
92+
Step 2

Build the plan — with AI

Describe your patient. Get a structured plan covering induction, airway, hemodynamics, and emergence.

Streaming
Realtime
Model
Claude
Step 3

If things go wrong — act

One tap to the crisis card you need. Doses, sequenced steps, and pitfalls in a single scrollable page.

MH dose
2.5 mg/kg
LAST
1.5 mL/kg
Built for crises

Crisis cards that read like a checklist

Each card opens to one scrollable page with the recognition signs, the dose grid, the sequenced steps, and the pitfalls clinicians most often forget under stress.

Explore

Subspecialty primers

Quick, structured overviews of the core anesthesia subspecialties with key concepts, monitoring, and clinical pearls.

All subspecialties
AI Assistant

Workshop an anesthetic plan in seconds.

Describe the patient and case. The assistant proposes a structured plan covering preop optimization, monitors, induction, maintenance, post-op analgesia, and disposition — with the trade-offs called out so you can teach (and learn) from it.

Open assistant
Example prompt
"72 yo M, 95 kg, severe AS (mean gradient 55 mmHg), CAD on aspirin, for ORIF hip. Build me a plan."
Response outline
  • • Pre-op: optimize, hold ASA per surgeon, consult cards
  • • Monitors: A-line pre-induction, consider TEE
  • • Technique: GETA with high-narcotic etomidate induction vs CSE with low-dose spinal
  • • Avoid tachycardia, maintain SVR & preload
  • • Post-op: PACU stepdown / monitored unit, regional analgesia

Cited sources

Every chapter, drug, and calculator carries references — Barash, Miller, Stoelting, ASA / ASRA / MHAUS / SOAP guidelines, foundational papers.

Built for speed

Static prerendering, no login, and a global ⌘K palette mean answers in under a second.

Personalized

Bookmark drugs, calculators, tutorials, and emergencies. Saved locally on your device — no account needed.

Built to support — not replace — clinical judgment.

Every dose, calculator, and AI response should be verified against primary sources and institutional protocols before being applied to a patient.