ECG CALC Lite 1.3.2

ECG CALC is an application designed to assist healthcare professionals with limited cardiology training in accurately interpreting ECG rhythms.

Users respond to a series of straightforward questions based on various characteristics present, absent, or measured in a patient's ECG rhythm.

This application encompasses nearly 100 of the most frequently encountered rhythms that can be identified by following 12 steps. Proficiency in interpreting these 12 steps leads to precise ECG analysis. ECG CALC proves useful for case review and study purposes.

While an expert can interpret an ECG instantaneously, mastering this skill typically takes several years. With ECG CALC, beginners can achieve a level of precision akin to that of a specialist in approximately 10-15 minutes.

ECG CALC provides detailed information on electrocardiogram interpretation, encompassing criteria for hypertrophy, arrhythmias, blocks and hemiblocks, evaluation of waves and intervals, criteria for acute myocardial infarction, electrolyte imbalances, poisoning, and various other clinical disorders. The Lite version includes only information on arrhythmias.

Features:

• Intuitive interface
• Random data input
• 12 Steps
  • Heart rate
  • Rhythm
  • P wave
  • PR interval
  • QRS complex
  • ST segment
  • T wave
  • Q wave
  • QT interval
  • U wave
  • Axis
  • Clinical data
• Comprehensive coverage of close to 100 ECG problems including arrhythmias, blocks, hypertrophy, myocardial infarction, and other clinical disorders
• Detailed information about the problems
• ECG Report
• Share ECG Report

References:

1. 12-lead EKG confidence: A step-by-step guide. Green, Jacqueline M. 2010
2. ECG in emergency medicine and acute care. Chan, Theodore C. (Ed.). 2005
3. ECG workout: Exercises in arrhythmia interpretation. Huff, Jane, RN. 2012
4. Goldberger’s Clinical Electrocardiography: A Simplified Approach. 2013
5. Marriott's practical electrocardiograph. Wagner, Galen S.. 2014
6. Rapid ECG Interpretation. Khan, M. Gabriel. 2008

Note: This app is intended for educational purposes only. The results provided do not substitute a physician's decision-making process. ECG CALC assumes no liability for any treatment decisions made based on the application's diagnosis.

Bug reports, comments, and suggestions are highly appreciated. Send feedback to: [email protected].