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CPSP Part 1 Prep

Free clinical tools for doctors in Pakistan

Every tool below follows a named guideline, cites its sources on the page, and is free to use without an account. Built by doctors in Pakistan, for the wards they work on.

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Pediatric antibiotic dose calculator

Weight-based mg/kg dosing, maximum-dose caps and suspension volumes in millilitres for 50+ antibiotics in children aged 1 month and over. Neonates are explicitly out of scope.

Follows: WHO Pocket Book · Nelson’s · AAP Red Book · manufacturer SmPCs

✓ Clinically reviewed Aug 2026

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Pakistan EPI vaccination schedule

All six routine visits from birth to 15 months — including the switch to measles-rubella, TCV at 9 months and both IPV doses. Enter a date of birth and doses given for what is due, overdue and upcoming.

Follows: Federal Directorate of Immunization, Pakistan — National Vaccination Schedule 2023

✓ Clinically reviewed Aug 2026

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Dengue triage & fluid wizard

WHO 2009 warning signs, severity and Group A/B/C disposition, plus DEAG Punjab fluid quota (M+5%, capped at 50 kg), shock boluses, paediatric fluids and discharge criteria.

Follows: WHO 2009 · Dengue Expert Advisory Group, Government of the Punjab 2020

✓ Clinically reviewed Aug 2026

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Typhoid management wizard

Step by step from suspicion to follow-up — blood-culture-first diagnosis, complicated-case triage, and definitive regimens with doses for drug-sensitive, MDR, XDR and ESBL typhoid.

Follows: Medical Microbiology & Infectious Diseases Society of Pakistan — Typhoid Management Guidelines 2022

✓ Clinically reviewed Aug 2026

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Decision-support only. These tools reproduce published guidelines to help you apply them quickly. They do not replace clinical judgement, your local protocol, or the guideline itself — each page cites its sources so you can check. The treating clinician remains responsible for every decision. Spotted an error? Email support@revisefcps1.com.

Reading rather than calculating? Our clinical guides cover the same ground in depth.