Software Features and Description
1. Succinct yet authoritative, this ECG reference is a critical companion for practicing physicians, medical trainees, nurses and paramedics.
2. It is designed as a learning tool for those still training as well as a reliable reference for more experienced interpreters of ECGs.
3. Helps create differential diagnosis based on simple to assess ECG features.
4. - ECG Interpreter - Stepwise assistance with ECG interpretation.
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Download and install ECG Guide on your computer
Hurray! Seems an app like ecg guide is available for Windows! Download below:
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ECG 100 clinical cases
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5/5
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Not satisfied? Check for compatible PC Apps or Alternatives
Or follow the guide below to use on PC:
Select Windows version:
- Windows 7-10
- Windows 11
Download and install the ECG Guide app on your Windows 10,8,7 or Mac in 4 simple steps below:
- Download an Android emulator for PC and Mac:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks Pc or Mac software Here >> .
- Install the emulator on your PC or Mac:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.
- Using ECG Guide on PC [Windows 7/ 8/8.1/ 10/ 11]:
- Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "ECG Guide"
- The search will reveal the ECG Guide app icon. Open, then click "Install".
- Once ECG Guide is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including ECG Guide.
- Now enjoy ECG Guide on PC.
- Using ECG Guide on Mac OS:
Install ECG Guide on your Mac using the same steps for Windows OS above.
How to download and use ECG Guide App on Windows 11
To get ECG Guide on Windows 11, check if there's a native ECG Guide Windows app here » ». If none, follow the steps below:
- Download the Amazon-Appstore » (U.S only)
- Click on "Get" to begin installation. It also automatically installs Windows Subsystem for Android.
- After installation, Goto Windows Start Menu or Apps list » Open the Amazon Appstore » Login (with Amazon account)
- For non-U.S users, Download the OpenPC software »
- Upon installation, open OpenPC app » goto Playstore on PC » click Configure_Download. This will auto-download Google Play Store on your Windows 11.
- Installing ECG Guide:
- Login to your computer's PlayStore or Amazon AppStore.
- Search for "ECG Guide" » Click "Install" to install ECG Guide
- ECG Guide will now be available on your windows start-menu.
| Minimum requirements |
Recommended |
- 8GB RAM
- SSD Storage
- Processor: Intel Core i3, AMD Ryzen 3000
- Architecture: x64 or ARM64
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ECG Guide On iTunes
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Rating |
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Adult Ranking |
| $0.99 On iTunes |
QxMD Medical Software |
7 |
3.42857 |
6.1 |
17+ |
Download on Android: Download Android
Top Pcmac Reviews
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Excellent resource
By Tsnewt (Pcmac user)
I’m an acute care NP working in a cardiology practice for twenty years. the app 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. this app remains my go to for its accuracy and clarity.
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Please Update
By kdmarie_16 (Pcmac user)
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.
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Satisfied!
By Hunny Munkee (Pcmac user)
I found this app to be very useful whenever I come across a rhythm that I'm having some trouble interpreting. I'm an ER nurse and this has become a valuable tool for me. I highly recommend this app to those who work on the floor or in the field as a quick reference but of course people have to understand that interpreting an EKG rhythm strip is based on certain criterias; rate, regularity, length of PRI, QRS, etc. You don't just look at how the waves look like to categorize a rhythm. Even seasoned nurses make that mistake. Doctors too. You can show a rhythm strip to a bunch of docs and nurses and don't be surprised if each one of them has a different interpretation from each other. It takes a lot of practice to be able to identify rhythms. Like I said, it's good to have this app handy as a reference especially when you feel like you need to back up your interpretation of an EKG strip.
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Very nice ecg app
By joemeyer (Pcmac user)
There are several the app apps and this is my favorite. It had tons of content and the app examples. It can help you learn to read ecgs or to read them better.
I bought the in app purchase "Qx the app Analyzer" to check it out. It adds to the usefulness of the app and is only 99 cents (I would have preferred though it be part of the original purchase). It asks you a few questions then offers suggestions as to what the rhythm might be. I will do a walk through:
Heart Rate? <100 bpm or >100 bpm (these are buttons and you select one, I chose >100)
QRS Width? <120 msec or >120 msec (I chose >120)
Regular? Yes or No (I chose No)
Then it shows "Candidate Rhythms" with Atrial Flutter at the top (with links to learn more or see samples of A Flutter) and also shows a differential diagnosis with links for other rhythms to consider.
Once I was looking at an the app with the iTouch turned sideways and I could not exit this the app without quitting the app. I have not been able to replicate this issue again but it was just a minor annoyance in an otherwise stellar app.
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