Enter the volume, the infusion time and the drop factor of the set in your hand. From those three values DripLine gives you the number you actually count at the bedside: drops per minute — plus mL per hour, and the seconds between drops when the rate runs slow.
[What you get]
• Drops per minute (gtt/min), rounded to a countable whole number
• mL per hour for programming an infusion device
• Seconds between drops when the rate is too slow to count per minute
• A drip simulator that falls at the calculated rhythm, so you can match the chamber by eye
• Standard drop factors built in — 10, 15, 20 and 60 gtt/mL — plus your own
[A timer that survives a real shift]
Start a timer straight from a calculation and DripLine alerts you when the infusion is due to finish. It recovers when the app is closed, when the phone restarts and when the device clock changes — and in those cases it asks you to re-verify instead of guessing.
[How it's built]
• Every calculation runs on your phone
• No account, no sign-up, no ads
• Names, rooms and notes never leave the device unless you turn on alerts yourself
[A calculation aid, not a clinical decision]
DripLine does not control pumps or any clinical equipment, and it does not tell you what to infuse. It performs the standard drip-rate arithmetic and keeps time. Always verify the order, the patient, the device and the rate using your organization's process. A clinical references screen links to published infusion standards and guidelines.
Privacy Policy: https://pentarab.com/dripline/android/privacy
Terms of Use: https://pentarab.com/dripline/android/terms
IV drip rate in seconds: gtt/min, mL/hr and a timer that survives the shift.