ECG Guide

Ahmed Ammar

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About this app

The app lets you compare the normal appearance of an ECG with all abnormalities, like Ventricular fibrillation, Atrial flutter, or heart block.
When you compare these strips side-by-side, you'll spot the subtle changes and become a master at reading an Electrocardiogram.

After learning to read an ECG, you can scroll down and learn the causes of that abnormality and the situations where it arises. You'll also learn the medical treatments and complications.

The apps imply has everything you need to know to become a skillful ECG expert.

Please note: don't self-diagnose or self-treat. This app is designed to help medical professionals revise ECG readings and memorize the small changes. It's not meant to be used as a diagnosis or treatment tool, but rather as a study/revision tool.

Ratings and reviews

I purchased the app 09/29/2025. At the top of the very first page, a supposedly normal ECG is displayed, followed by various dysrythmias. The "normal" ECG is entirely abnormal, showing some weird rhythm with what looks like two consecutive P waves. It was a horrible first impression. Remember, you get only one first impression, and this error was it. I immediately regretted falling for this.

it's very useful,found diagnosis when we saw ecg and learn about that.All ecg changes would be provided in this app and I am really interested to study

Lung sounds category isn't there. It just repeats heart sounds, even after an app reset.

What’s new

Another massive update:
• Multi-language support.
• The quizzes section is redesigned with scoring system.
• New expert-level case scenario questions.
• New ECG patterns added.
• Explanation and hallmarks of each ECG.
• Cardiac and lung auscultation and diseases.
• ECG placement guide with pictures.
• ACLS cardiac arrest protocol.
• Flowchart for heart failure, fainting, Endocarditis, and more.
• Calculator of important scores (GRACE, CHADS, ASCVD)
• Significantly reducing app size (-43%).