e-Nurse

This application program let you know the dosage times by three continuous chimes. The dosage notification works even in the back ground.

You can take pictures of medicines with the built-in camera and register them at ‘Morning before meal’ for instance.

Your medication will be recorded when you tap the blinking button after medication.
You can see your medication history by tapping the 'History' button. Old history is automatically deleted after three months.

Soon after having downloaded the app, medicine samples of ‘Morning before meal’, ‘Noon after meal’ and ‘Before bedtime’ are displayed on a time table for example usage.
The chime rings to urge you to take medicine if the dosage times are things of the past already. The blink stops if you tap blinking buttons. Tapping upper right 'Setting' button on the screen to move to setting times screen, you can change the dosage times and add new dosage timings such as 'Morning after meal' or clear dosage timing.

How to set dosage timing.
- move to operation selection screen by tapping 'Setting' button in the upper right corner on the initial screen.
- move to 'Setting' screen by tapping 'Register/Update the dosage schedule' button.
- (1) Updating dosage time
By tapping the line of medication item, you can move to 'set timer' screen and update the dosage time by the wheel.
(2) Resister a new medication item
By tapping the plus icon in the upper right corner, you can move to 'set timer' screen and resist a new medication item.
The following are the categories of the medication item.
In the morning: before meal, just before meal, just after meal, after meal, between meals (morning and noon)
At noon: before meal, just before meal, just after meal, after meal, between meals (noon and evening)
In the evening: before meal, just before meal, just after meal, after meal, before bedtime
Regular Interval: every one hour, every two hours, - - - , every twelve hours
** You can’t set any combinations other than the ones above.
** If you have selected “regular Interval”, the selected time is the starting time of medication. For example, if you select 12 o'clock, the dosage times are not indicated before 12 o’clock. In addition, the dosage times are not indicated from midnight; 12pm to the starting time of the next day for your sleep.

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