Rythmo: Learn ECG by Playing

Learn ECG by playing! Rythmo turns heart rhythms into a fun, bite-sized game: short lessons, live monitor strips, hearts, streaks and leaderboards. Five minutes a day and you will read the monitor like a pro. Built for paramedics, EMTs, nurses and healthcare students who would rather play than cram. PLAY YOUR WAY TO ECG MASTERY • Learn a rhythm, then beat the quiz: every lesson teaches first and asks only what you just learned • Earn XP, keep your day streak alive and collect badges • Climb the weekly and all-time leaderboards • Meet Pulsi, the cheerful heart who cheers you on REAL MONITOR STRIPS, NOT TEXTBOOK DRAWINGS Every rhythm is drawn live on a true-to-scale ECG grid (25 mm/s), so you practice on exactly what you will see on the monitor. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN • ECG paper, P-QRS-T waves, PR, QRS and QT intervals • A 5-step method to read any rhythm • The heart's conduction system and escape rhythms • 23 rhythms: sinus, atrial, junctional, ventricular, cardiac arrest, AV blocks and paced rhythms • Patient first: telling stable from unstable patients PRACTICE THAT STICKS • Mixed practice rounds and weak-spot analysis • "Shock or No Shock?" quick-decision drill for pulseless patients • Daily reminders so you never break your streak RYTHMO PRO • "What to do in the field" notes and case questions for every rhythm • All units and the grand finale • Unlimited hearts, every practice round, weak-spot analysis and the full badge collection • No ads Rythmo Pro is available as a weekly, monthly or yearly auto-renewing subscription. Payment is charged to your Apple ID when you confirm the purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless it is canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel it in your App Store account settings. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://grkmcomert.github.io/rythmo/privacy.html Rythmo is for education only and is not a medical device. In real patients, decisions and treatment follow current ACLS and national guidelines and the responsible physician.