ECG Guide

AFTER you buy the app, it asks you for your email! The reason -as said in the terms that appear AFTER you buy the app- is so that they can verify that you are really a physician!! 🤣🤣 Of course, if you read all their terms you will see that they use google analytics, so the reason is obvious... It would be better to tell the truth when asking for our email. Perhaps, you think that your app is addressed to idiots... Not honest at all.

I wanted to interpret my ECG so I bought this app. It wasn’t saying anything about uploading ECG and interpreting it. So I got confused. After I bought it’s just like medical booklet for ECG which normal people won’t understand at all. So app is not bad but they need to clearly say about what exactly its for and it’s not for normal people.

I am a Med/Peds rural ER provider. This has helped me over the years. Thorough and accurate! Plus it has a quiz function to test your knowledge.

I’m an acute care NP working in a cardiology practice for twenty years. ECG interpretation is something I do multiple times each day. I like to have reference resources and I think I’ve tried most all of those available from the App Store. ECG Guide remains my go to for its accuracy and clarity.

As a Physician Assistant I find it offensive PA is not one of the professional options listed when signing up for the app. I interpret EKG’s daily... I really wanted to try this app, but instead will be deleting it.

The app UI looks blown-up and fuzzy/blurry. Apparently they're taking the low resolution UI built for the iPhone 5/5S and just scaling it up to the iPhone 6 screen. Looks terrible. The app ought to be displayed at native resolution. But the content is absolutely fantastic. The best EKG app out there, and I've downloaded nearly all of them.

For those that rated it poor- if u were expecting it to be a text book- u should buy one. This app is excellent in review for both for the seasoned and new nurses. It has an interactive view and quizzes. Good job! I have been a nurse for 18 yrs. now specializing in pediatric CVICU.

Easy to follow. Great resourse for reminders on daily ECG reading!

App hits quick and easy to read reference material. Covers basics, but is not designed for first-time EKG learners. Have found highly useful for reminders when reading real ekgs.

I was disappointed in this application. It starts out explaining the basics as I was trained in medical school but once past the 2nd page the writer goes into details that have nothing to do with "basics". ECG reading is not really difficult but there are a lot of steps, if the writer had stayed with the basic steps and once explained then go into the more complex waves it would have been a good solid application. Could be used as a reference, if you have time to go digging around for what your looking for. Postitives: Never crashed (can be an accoplishment in itself). Negatives: Disorganized, tangential.