ECG Test for Doctors

Name: ECG Test for Doctors
Rating: 4.7 (393 reviews)
Author: WMS, Inc

By: WMS, Inc App

Improve ECG Interpreting Skill

Overview

Version:

2.1

Last updated: 2022-07-10

Ranking

#87,409 ▼ 269

Overall

Features & Capabilities

ECG Test for Doctors offers 1000+ ECG samples drawn from real patient data, available as static images and a real-time monitor to sharpen interpretation. Challenge yourself to identify all relevant findings; incorrect selections trigger a buzz and a penalty score to reinforce learning.

Notes: the cases use raw ECG data at 500 samples per second to reveal detailed waveforms. Basic ECG knowledge is recommended, and findings span AFib, Atrial Flutter, VT, AV blocks, WPW, ST-T abnormalities, infarctions, hypertrophy, and more.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education

By:

WMS, Inc

Rating:

4.70

(393)

Version:

2.1 Last updated: 2022-07-10

Version code:

850708824

Creation date:

2014-03-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

69.47MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-18

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 87,409 ▼ 269

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Developed by:

WMS, Inc

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ecg-test-for-doctors/id757666618

Website:

https://ecgpro.app

User Reviews

Users largely find the app a useful, free ECG practice tool with a good UI, especially for paramedics and beginners. However, major drawbacks include inaccurate interpretations, lack of 12-lead context and lead labeling, too many multiple-choice options, terminology issues, and questionable methodology. While it can aid practice and engagement, its educational value is undermined by accuracy and context gaps, so learners should use it cautiously and not rely on it as a sole source.

Pros

Useful study tool for ECG interpretation and rhythm recognition.
Helpful for paramedics, junior cardiologists, and healthcare providers.
Free access makes practice easy without cost.
Pleasant UI and overall good user experience.
Encourages ongoing learning and keeps users sharp.

Cons

Inaccurate or misleading answers and interpretations that could be dangerous to learn from.
No 12-lead view and no clear indication of which lead is being shown.
Excessive number of answer options leading to confusion.
Terminology inaccuracies and inconsistent labeling (e.g., 'Asystole' vs 'Flatlined').
Questionable methodology and reliability; several reviews suggest it cannot be consistently recommended.