Instant ECG - Mastery of EKG

Hello, I'm a paramedic is Santa Clara County with AMR. We are the contracted 911 provider and I've been practicing for over 15 years. I was so excited when I found this app. I love it!!! I use it everyday just to see if I can interpret the random rhythm. I didn't like that I had to pay for all the upgrades, but I can't stand pop ups. And it's a one time fee. That being said... I was wondering if you could include more case base study and include abnormalities and the etiology behind the rhythms we encounter in the field? Don't waste your time teaching us ACLS, we have to be certified every two years. All I'm looking for is to be able to look at a rhythm and not wait for the 12-lead to tell me what it is. Now I know VT, VF, Afib, SVT, Sinus Brady, Sinus Tach. What gets me is the different AV blocks and looking for ischemia in an area of the heart because of a odd slope on the tracing. I really want to become proficient in this art. I know for us in the field there isn't much we can do for the higher blocks. But not recognizing them can lead to some issues down the road. Anyways, I'm enjoying the app. Keep up the good work.

Concise, portable reference with helpful visuals. Also contains quizzes to help reinforce critical concepts. Perfect for practicing during downtime at work. I’ve been a nurse for over 20 years, but have recently switched to cardiology, so have needed to enrich my understanding of 12 leads beyond identifying basic ACLS rhythms, which this also is super helpful for.

I purchased this app and opened it up the other rhythms as well. It ended being a little less that $10. I think it’s worth it, I enjoy seeing and hearing the rhythms, some even have real world examples of EKGs. Between this app and my note cards I made to go with the rhythms, I feel confident in recognizing the ones that are on my certification test.

My cell phone company does not support Apple Watch. They use AT&T cell network but to get cell on my phone I have to have Verizon or AT&T which are more expensive. The programing on watch takes quite a bit of learning so I am hesitant to review watch. The fall feature needs some work. Did not know I fell. But when I clap hands it asks if I fell. The watch fact has too many different faces and they keep changing when I don’t want them to.

In the middle of Paramedic School, wanted an app that would help me study Cardiology and Arrhythmias without having a big book to tote around. Got more than I expected from this app. Definitely helps to visualize arrhythmias and explain the causes. Keeps me from having to hound the instructor day and night and lets me test myself on the content.