You know the brand name, or half of the generic name, or just the drug class you need — search Master Anesthesia's drug library and every result answers the first question before you tap anything: what is this drug, actually. The anesthesia drug classification sits right under the name, every time.
That's the whole design principle behind it: get you the answer you're looking for in under two minutes, starting with the search results, not three screens in.
Type a few letters of Acetaminophen, Albuterol, or Bupivacaine and the list fills in with generic name, brand names in parentheses, and the classification underneath — "Analgesic, Antipyretic," "Short-acting beta-2 adrenergic agonist (SABA)", "Local anesthetic (amide)." You can scan a page of results and know exactly which drug is the pressor, the antibiotic, or the reversal agent without opening a single one.
Tap in and you get the full anesthesia-specific monograph — dosing by every route it's actually given, onset, peak, and duration, metabolism and elimination, contraindications, and the anesthesia implications that change your plan. If the drug has a calculator, weight-based dosing sits right at the top, scaled to your patient before you scroll to anything else.
- Search by generic or brand name — the drug's classification shows in every result
- Scan a whole list of matches and know the drug class before you open one
- Full anesthesia-specific monograph on tap: dosing, onset, metabolism, contraindications, implications, and more.