ACLS Rhythm Tutor

The ACLS Rhythm Tutor is now available as a free download on Google Play for Android owners. The application is supporting English language. It weighs in at only 10MB to download. The new ACLS Rhythm Tutor app version 1.0.0 has been updated on 2015-08-11. The Apple Store includes a very useful feature that will check if your device and iOS version are both compatible with the app. Most iPhone and iPad are compatible. Here is the app`s compatibility information: 4.0 and up
Bottom Line: For more information about ACLS Rhythm Tutor check developer Anesoft Corporation`s website : http://www.anesoft.com/anesoft-apps.aspx

Really good to consolidate basic 3lead ecg recognition Next step for this app would be to describe how each rhythm could affect the heart patient and whether it leads onto another rhythm change                 G Kerrigan

Teeny tiny writing and rhythms Hard to see         A Google user

All what I wanted This is by far the best source to learn ecg on an Android platform                     Akhand Pratap Singh

I really like this app I m an EMT who rides with paramedics and this has helped me a lot to learn to recognize the rhythms on the monitor                     A Google user

Great app would be nice to have sound and have a label for views in the different leads                 Kiya B

I like it but I would like to hear it                 Karen Rodriguez

Great app I love it                     Peter tripp

Gud                 Sachin Kasote

Broken     Mellicent Moncivais

Good app                     RESHMA RAMANUJ

Good App                     Dr Jozef

Best                     Ali Kahe

Superb                     saravanan krishnan

excellent                     bijo basil

love it                     A Google user

Good                     Ke Ri

Good but very tiny to read dangerous to the eyes Could be better with increased font size             A Google user

Never works     Paula Marcil

Lpn                     Luis Montalvo

Good review                     Gene Allen Wright

Do u know what the hardest thing is when studying ECG rhythms Looking at teeny tiny little strips There is no way to enlarge the screen and rhythms Or am i missing it If not that is utterly ridiculous Add that and it could be a very nice app             This seems obvious but Alan Worcester

This is a great idea and great product if it actually worked Maybe its just me but mine keeps freezing after 2 cardiac rhythm display I then have to restart the application it is frustrating         Freezes waaayyy to much Charmaine silva

The app does not stay open long before it closes on its own From the rhythms I ve seen before it closes they are shown really well             Needs update Denis Pererva

I have to force close the app every time for not responding the app freezes after about a few seconds you enter it such a shame         Seems good if it wouldn t FREEZE DR CEM

Can t get the app to stay open for greater than 30 seconds     App stops responding Angela Larsen

The text flickers not easy to read             Text flickers Evan Cameron

Great best on tablet for viewing                     arlinda everage

Doesn t have examples of eschemia Other than that app is solid as iron                 Needs more Examples Vitaliy K.

App continually turns off after starting quiz             New version celia manos

Downloaded a few months ago and it never would open up not the case this go around Great application                     It works matt illakk

Wish there was more of a description of the rhythms and what is going on in the heart Bundle branch blocks and other secrets of the heart             Okay Maria Hillman

Seems like an ongoing issue     Doesn t Open Mike Stevens

Useful app awfully ugly GUI                 Alireza Mousaei

Add vital signs like SPO2 and blood pressure and resperation BUT I LOVE IT                     It s good SuJ J

The app does not open     Maricar Lotho