What is ARUP Consult? How much does ARUP Consult cost? How do I access ARUP Consult? What browsers work well with ARUP Consult? How often is ARUP Consult updated? Is ARUP Consult available on CD or in print? How can I get more information about a test listed in ARUP Consult? How do I fix the table view on a mobile device? How much memory will I need to download ARUP Consult to my mobile device? How do I uninstall ARUP Consult from my mobile device? How do I narrow my search? How do I widen my search? How do I search for phrases with special characters? What is HON code certification?General Questions
What is ARUP Consult?
How much does ARUP Consult cost?
How do I access ARUP Consult?
What browsers work well with ARUP Consult?
How often is ARUP Consult updated?
Is ARUP Consult available on CD or in print?
How can I get more information about a test listed in ARUP Consult? Mobile Devices
How do I view updated content on a mobile device?
How do I fix the table view on a mobile device?
How much memory will I need to download ARUP Consult to my mobile device?
How do I uninstall ARUP Consult from my mobile device? Tips for Searching
How do I narrow my search?
How do I widen my search?
How do I search for phrases with special characters? Industry Certification
What is HON code certification? General Questions
ARUP Consult is a web-based laboratory test selection tool that provides point-of-care diagnostic and interpretive information to clinicians and physicians. ARUP Consult is organized into disease-related categories and provides clinical background and diagnostic information, screening and monitoring suggestions, pharmacogenetics content, laboratory tests, relevant references, and algorithms that provide a summary of the diagnostic process. For more information, please see About Us.
ARUP Consult is free.
ARUP Consult is available on the Internet (http://www.arupconsult.com) and may also be downloaded or displayed on a mobile device.
ARUP Consult is best viewed on Internet Explorer 6 or 7 and Firefox 3 or above.
ARUP Consult is updated six times a year. Updates to ARUP Consult include revised and new topics and algorithms. All topics are reviewed annually by our expert panel of medical faculty and consultants. In addition, changes are prompted by updates in the ARUP Laboratory Test Directory, including new tests, inactivated tests, and updated information about specific tests.
No. Currently, ARUP Consult is available for use via web and mobile device. You may create printer-friendly versions (PDFs) of topics from the web.
Click on the test number to be directed to the Lab Test Directory entry about the individual test.Mobile Devices
If you are accessing ARUP Consult wirelessly, you will always have current content. If not you can synchronize your mobile device after each ARUP Consult update (see download information). You may also subscribe at http://www.arupconsult.com to receive notification of updates to ARUP Consult.
If you are using Windows Mobile 6, multi-column tables might display in one column as the default. To change this setting, do the following:
The amount of memory varies slightly depending on the platform you are using. The content of ARUP Consult takes 3 MB or less on your device. The software takes approximately 1 MB on your mobile device and 3 MB on your desktop computer.
For Pocket PC/Windows Mobile Users
Removing the icon from your Pocket PC is like removing an icon from your Windows desktop operating system.
For Palm OS and Treo Users
For Treo 680 Users -- manually deleting applications Tips for Searching
You may type your search phrase in quotes; for example, typing "immunoglobulin d" in the search box retrieves pages with the exact phrase. Or, if you search for a phrase or word without quotation marks, the auto complete functionality offers a list of potential matches from which you may choose.
Try using fewer terms or terms that are broader in scope. Use the truncation symbol (*) to get plural and singular forms of your term or to obtain results with other variations of the term. For example, rather than immunoglobulin d, try immunoglobulin* to get more results.Industry Certification
ARUP Consult recently became HONcode certified by the Health On the Net Foundation, a non-governmental organization based in Geneva, Switzerland, that has become one of the most respected non-profit portals to medical information on the internet.
HON created the HONcode certification to assist patients and physicians in identifying Internet sites that contain authoritative and legitimate medical information. ARUP Consult now joins other web sites, including WebMD, WHO (World Health Organization), and PubMed, as HONcode certified.
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For questions, write to arupconsult@aruplab.com.