In a message dated 10/7/1999 9:23:04 PM Eastern Daylight Time, writes: > I still look > at it now and again - for some reason I can never remember the dose of > racemic epinephrine and the dose of metronidazole for giardiasis and the > body surface nomogram is handy. I use my Palm Pilot for these things now. I have a memo section dedicated to medications, and any time I have to look something up that I want to remember, I enter it into the Pilot. Next time I need it, it's right there in my pocket. It's smaller than the Harriet Lane, and customizable, too. I even have a spreadsheet in it that calculates medicine doses for the common things I prescribe, and it also calculates surface area, BMI, and iv fluid rates for maintenance and dehydration. I entered the formulas, and now I just plug in the weight and other data needed, and it does the rest. > My first Harriet was light blue...what was > yours? Mine was red. Moshe Adler, MD