Kalendarz recepty

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About this app

The program is an "abacus" showing how much medicine can be dispensed for 120 days at a specific dosage, until what date the dispensed medicine is enough and after what date the patient will use 3/4 of the dispensed medicine. Knowing the quantity of the drug dispensed last time and the date of dispensation, you can quickly check whether 3/4 of the period for which the drug was issued has already passed.
The upper part displays information about dates and number of days.
The middle bar allows you to select the type of calculator.
The bottom one changes depending on the calculator selected and is used to enter information.
In the "enable information" slider available in the General calculator, you can set the text size, which may be useful for various phone settings.
By selecting any calculator, we clear the data.
There is no delete button when entering data, but the value is reset to zero when you enter a value that does not apply, e.g. above 999 units of insulin per day or 99 ampoules of prescription insulin. You can reset the data by selecting the same calculator again.
General Calculator
The first one was created to provide a quick hint for the most frequently used packaging and dosages.
Insulin calculator
By entering the number of units taken per day, it tells you how many ampoules you can use for 120 days. By default, it is set to 3 ml ampoules and a concentration of 100 IU/ml, these values ​​can be changed. By entering the number of ampoules issued, the calendar displays and updates the dates.
Milk calculator
After selecting the type of milk, you enter the number of saved cans of milk and the amount of ml of milk consumed per day, the calculator shows how many days the milk will last and the rest of the dates.
Calculator Full
After entering the number of doses per day (inhalations, tablets, drops), the calculator will show how many doses we can spend for 120 days. Doses 1/2 and 1/4 are entered at the end. The 3/4 dose can be obtained by pressing at the end, e.g. 1/2 and 1/4.
When entering the number of doses issued, dates and numbers appear in the top field.

I have made every effort to ensure that it works properly and I think it does, but there are too many possibilities to be 100% sure, so please check a few examples.