Pocket NIHSS is an Android implementation ofthe NIH Stroke Scale, a critical tool developed by the US NationalInstitutes of Health/NINDS for the assessment and evaluation ofacute stroke. Each component of the exam is presented in an easy tonavigate, multiple choice format with the official instructions foreach component.Features:- Examination instructions for each component from the NIH StrokeScale- Includes all four visual aids used for assessment of language,aphasia, and dysarthria- Final score is calculated at the end, along with the score foreach individual component- New in version 2.1 - ability to export results to any applicationsupporting text input (note-taking apps, email, messaging, etc.) -use the export button from the results screen- Resources in v2+: tPA dosing table, with indications andcontraindications, anti-hypertensive medication guide, and usefulscales for stroke, ICH, SAH, and neurological emergenciesVersion 2.0 Specific Notes:- The tablet interface only rescales text and the menu bar to lookless silly on a large screen; there is no difference infunctionality between the two interfaces. As this app is stillbased on AppInventor, the updated Android 4+ UI elements are mostlysimulated, and there is no true detection of screen size and thusno automatic scaling. 8" and above will likely look better withtablet scaling, 5.5" and below should use phone, with sizes inbetween going either way.- Clear data for this app in Android Settings if having troubleafter upgrade (or uninstall/reinstall)Medical Note: This app is meant to serve as a reference similarto the pocket stroke assessment cards issued to physicians, nurses,and students in neurology and/or the emergency department. It doesnot provide the proper training necessary to accurately perform theassessment, nor is it meant to replace officialdocumentation/procedures required by any given medical facility.While best effort is made to ensure the accuracy of informationcontained within, no guarantee is made that this information is upto date or applicable to any given clinical situation.*** Note regarding permissions: Internet permission is requestedas many elements in new interface are HTML based, however thisapplication does not connect to the Internet and can be usedoffline. Storage access is for application data storage. ***

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Electronic version of the board game "Avalanche"