Never Miss a Critical Question
Over 140 checklist pathways ensure you hit every essential question, every time—just like a pilot lands on target, every time.
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Pilot-Inspired. Physician-Driven.
When every second counts, you need aviation-grade precision at your fingertips. SymptomDx puts a pilot's clarity into your clinical approach, instantly.
Watch how aviation-inspired precision protocols enhance clinical decision-making in real-time patient encounters.
Pair it with your AI scribe or go solo with our rapid-fire guided checklist. Capture critical patient details in real-time, delivering crystal-clear notes straight to your EMR.
Over 140 checklist pathways ensure you hit every essential question, every time—just like a pilot lands on target, every time.
No awkward pauses, no overlooked details. Always know exactly what to ask next.
Battle-tested, physician-crafted checklists empower clinicians and students alike with gold-standard content for confident decisions.
No delays, no downloads—just open your browser and fly.
Watch how SymptomDx transforms your clinical workflow in three simple steps: Launch SymptomDx, select from 140+ clinical checklists, and execute flawlessly with evidence-backed questions.
Open it right beside your AI scribe or fly solo using our physician-crafted checklist view.
Choose from over 140 scenarios—Chest Pain, Headache, Abdominal Pain—instantly have the optimal pathway for your patient encounter.
Ask targeted, evidence-backed questions and uncover risks efficiently while your scribe captures every detail in real time. With SymptomDx, you stay laser-focused on what matters most—the patient in front of you.
Everything you need for precision diagnosis, right at your fingertips.
Comprehensive coverage for virtually any clinical scenario you'll encounter.
Critical warnings that help you identify life-threatening conditions faster.
Quickly narrow down possibilities with targeted question pathways.
Every question backed by clinical research and best practices.
Designed for high-pressure environments where every second counts.
Seamlessly fits into your primary care workflow for thorough assessments.
Transform questions into confidence, instantly.
No credit card required.
"My first weekend after residency, I spent all my spare time consuming FOAMed, or Free Open Access Medical Education. I focused on podcasts, blog posts, and videos—especially Airway Interventions and Management in Emergencies (AIME).
The very next weekend, a patient arrived VSA from a fire: inhalation injury, soot-filled airway, burns to 25% of their body. It was the most difficult airway I've ever encountered.
Without those resources and a systematic approach, that patient wouldn't have survived."
Browse our comprehensive collection of evidence-based clinical protocols organized by medical specialty. Find the diagnostic approach you need for emergency medicine, primary care, and specialty conditions.
Approach to chest pain
Approach to palpitations
Approach to syncope
Approach to hypertensive emergencies
Approach to dyspnea with suspected cardiac origin
Approach to peripheral edema
Approach to acute coronary syndrome
Approach to heart failure exacerbation
Approach to cardiac arrhythmias
Approach to aortic emergencies
Approach to deep vein thrombosis
Approach to swollen leg
Approach to shortness of breath/dyspnea
Approach to dyspnea
Approach to cough
Approach to hemoptysis
Approach to respiratory distress
Approach to pneumonia
Approach to asthma exacerbation
Approach to COPD exacerbation
Approach to pulmonary embolism
Approach to pneumothorax
Approach to upper respiratory infections
Approach to headache
Approach to altered mental status
Approach to dizziness
Approach to seizures
Approach to stroke
Approach to weakness
Approach to focal weakness
Approach to intracranial hemorrhage
Approach to meningitis
Approach to peripheral neuropathy
Approach to movement disorders
Approach to spinal cord compression
Approach to visual disturbances
Approach to abdominal pain
Approach to nausea
Approach to diarrhea
Approach to GI bleeding
Approach to jaundice
Approach to acute pancreatitis
Approach to small bowel obstruction
Approach to biliary disease
Approach to liver failure
Approach to appendicitis
Approach to bloating
Approach to bariatric surgery complications
Approach to back pain
Approach to joint pain
Approach to fractures
Approach to dislocations
Approach to compartment syndrome
Approach to gout
Approach to neck pain
Approach to shoulder
Approach to elbow
Approach to wrist
Approach to hand
Approach to forearm
Approach to hip
Approach to knee
Approach to ankle and foot