Pocket Mobility is dedicated to bringing training, reference and field applications to handheld computers for emergency responders, so you can take your tools with you wherever you go - out in the field, in the lab, on the plane. Started in 1999, Pocket Mobility was the first company to start creating handheld applications for emergency responders and continue to be the leading supplier of PDA software to this industry.
Pocket Mobility provides full technical and customer service support
Note, this downloadable software is purchased and supported directly from Portable Mobility Inc off the web page
and can NOT be purchased with other items from FirstResponderSupplies and B&A Products.
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1) EMS Foreign Language Translator: Imagine responding to a 9-1-1 call and you are met by a group of people speaking in a foreign language. You can't figure out who is hurt, or where the injured people are. You may not even know if you are at the right location. Imagine finding a victim who is speaking to you, but you can't understand what they are trying to tell you. You can't ask the basic questions like "Does this hurt?" or "Are you taking any medications?". You don't even know what type of translator to request on the radio.
Our Medical Translator is designed to help you in this situation. It contains a list of basic medical and emergency phrases that a first responder commonly uses, with both the English and Spanish language version. You can read questions to the patient, or have them read it from the screen themselves.
Our first version of the Medical Translator contains phrases in English, Spanish, and a phonetic version to help you pronounce the words. Future versions will support additional languages.
2) EMS Scenario Training: Contains a list of 50 medical scenarios, similar to what a medical responder will encounter during a 911 call. As you step through the scene, more information is revealed about the emergency situation. Think through each step and decide what you would do in that situation. Train with a partner, or use it during an EMS class.
Each scene is divided into the following steps:
Incident Command System (HEICS): The Incident Command System is used on emergencies of every size, and it is designed to expand as needed to fit any size incident. Most of us are familiar with the top level positions like Incident Commander, Operations, Planning, Logistics, and maybe even a few more. But as the organization grows and expands, that's where things start to get confusing!Our program, aptly named "ICS", let's you quickly and easily navigate through the entire organizational structure. You can see who reports to who in an instant. Even better, when you click on a position, you get a description of the duties and responsibilities of that position. So if you get thrown into a new position, or need to find someone to get something done, ICS will tell you who does what. New in version 2.0: Now you can make staff assignments to each position. Add names and contact info to each position that is filled then view a report of just the filled positions. You can even beam this to other handheld users and they will have all the data instantly!
Our industrial-strength professional training quizzes have been carefully created to thoroughly cover the course material of standard firefighting and medical courses. These are not easy quizzes where the answer is easy to guess, and our study guides go well beyond the actual tests that are administered when you enroll in the course.
Our quiz software allows you to take quizzes in different formats (multiple choice, true/false, fill in the blank), scramble questions, repeat incorrectly answered questions, etc. This interactive learning environment is very effective, and addictive!
Every year millions of recent medical assistant school graduates and working professionals are required to pass competitive entrance, licensing, or certification exams to get their job of choice or advance in their chosen career. These study guides will help you pass these exams and improve your score. Even better, review the questions periodically to refresh your knowledge. These practice exams were written by Danni R., CMA, member of AMAA, and MA Instructor. She knows what it takes to do well on these certification exams and runs one of the most popular web sites for Medical Assistants.
We offer a series of practice exams which are compatible with Quizzler, the leading quiz software for the handheld PDA platform. Before you try out these quizzes, be sure to download a free copy of Quizzler. Then you can practice for your exam anywhere, any time: waiting in line, eating lunch, in the car or bus, lounging on the couch, right before a quiz (you know, in school, last minute cramming, like we all did as a student!).
ShiftCal: is a program that allows you to put your shift calendar into your Palm Date Book. All you need to do is provide a little information about your shift schedule, and ShiftCal will do the rest.The shift calendar data appears in your Date Book alongside any other appointments you have created. You can choose to display just one shift or your choice of multiple shifts. You may change or delete your calendar at any time without affecting the rest of your appointments. The shift calendar is accurate to the year 2040, which is the current limit of the Palm Date Book. ShiftCal supports many different shift schedules, with cycle lengths of up to 28 days. Just ask us if we can support your shift schedule.
HAM Radio General Class Study Guide: This study guide for HAM Amateur Radio Operators is for the General Class. This study guide contains over 380 test questions, with answers, from a test pool as released by the Question Pool Committee, National Conference of Volunteer Examiner Coordinators. Actual test questions administered when you apply for your license can vary, but if you know all of these questions, you will be in pretty good shape!
Of course, you still need to study your course material and we can't guarantee accuracy or results.
Using our terrific Quizzler quiz software for handhelds, you can study for your exam wherever you are, any time. You can select multiple choice, true/false, fill in the blank, and other options to really learn the material well. This quiz is divided into the following sections, so you can study one part at a time if you like:
Commission's Rules , Operating Procedures , Radio Wave Propagation , Amateur Radio Practices , Electrical Principles , Circuit Components , Practical Circuits , Signals And Emissions , Antennas And Feed-Lines , RF Safety
Using our terrific Quizzler quiz software for handhelds, you can study for your exam wherever you are, any time. You can select multiple choice, true/false, fill in the blank, and other options to really learn the material well.
This quiz is divided into the following 9 sections, so you can focus on one portion of the entire test if you like: Commission's Rules, Operating Procedures, Radio Wave Propagation, Amateur Radio Practices, Electrical Principles, Circuit Components, Practical Circuits, Signals And Emissions, Antennas And Feed Lines
Of course, you still need to study your course material and we can't guarantee accuracy or results.
Using our terrific Quizzler quiz software for handhelds, you can study for your exam wherever you are, any time. You can select multiple choice, true/false, fill in the blank, and other options to really learn the material well. This quiz is divided into the following 10 sections, so you can focus on one portion of the entire test if you like:
Commission's Rules, Operating Procedures , Radio-Wave Propagation , Amateur Radio Practices , Electrical Principles , Circuit Components , Practical Circuits , Signals And Emissions , Antennas And Feed Lines , RF Safety
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