CPR Tempo at Mac App Store analyse

Very good app and the simplicity is fantastic during a code. Just please add an amiodarone button to the next version. This version is great for PEA and asystole, but the log gets confusing for Vtach and Vfib without that button. Thanks, and great work so far. --MD

My son is currently taking the First Aid/CPR/AED course offered by The American Red Cross, partially online and partially in person. He used this app to help him get the speed and rhythm of the chest compressions. The standard USED TO BE 30 in 100 seconds; the standard has been changed to 30 in 100 - 120 seconds. This app gets you 30 in 100 seconds, but you can only get 2 out of the potential 3 stars, in the American Red Cross session for that speed of compressions. Possibly, you could allow the user to set the rate between 100 and 120??

Really love this App. I use it every time we have a cardiac arrest at the fire department. The lay out is crazy simple, setting a default metronome compression rate is great and the secondary ques for rhythm checks and epinephrine are also helpful. All this, coupled with the time stamping feature really enables who ever is running the arrest to have faith in charting accuracy, while freeing up another team member to complete tasks rather than chart in the computer. I have a couple suggestions. Cut the "Defibrillator" and "Epinephrine" buttons in half and slightly reduce the size of the heart so you can add a few more buttons: 1. IV/IO 2. Airway 3. Amioderone. Other apps have a litency of features beyond this, but they overcomplicate by taking you away to an additional screen. The fact that I can do everything on one screen in your app is why I continue to refer other Firefighter-Paramedics to this application. That reason, and all reasons already listed.

This app is perfect! You can change the countdowns, so it is possible to add new guidelines. The only feature I miss is the option for different languages (i.e. german) Good job!

This is a fine app and I use it frequently for the training in BLS & ACLS that I do. Please add an option in the settings so that users can choose 30:2 CPR or continuos chest compressions with breaths every 10 compressions such as with an advanced airway. Looking forward to the update!

Im very happy to add this app to my emergency preparedness collection, but I do feel that it is lacking one feature. Specifically, it should alert emergency response personnel when they need to pause the compressions and facilitate breathing. Because its easy to lose count when youre listening to something else direct the compressions (whereas normally, counting is a part of how you time the compressions, so its harder to lose count).

I use this app for teaching the chest compression skill. Esp useful in crowded groups. Thank you very much for this app. No problem in iPad. But it freezes in iPhone i cant use in my iPhone. Please fix this problem.