Customizable vibration patterns for targeted relief. Choose from haptic and vibration options. Troubleshoot vibration issues through device settings. Use for cramps, tension, muscle knots, scalp massage, and other therapeutic purposes.
Access real patient heart and lung sounds for auscultation practice. Listen to and compare heart and lung sounds. Complete modules with quizzes and feedback. Track progress and review explanations for each sound.
The app provides 23 heart sounds with clinically relevant information. It includes details on location, description, etiology, pathophysiology, presentation, examination, evaluation, treatment, and links to external resources.
Monitor heart and lung sounds during exams. Flag murmurs, AFib, tachycardia, and bradycardia. Record and playback sounds. Annotate and save audio and ECG data. Build patient profiles for tracking. Connect to Bluetooth-enabled stethoscopes.
Learn cardiac anatomy and auscultation techniques through interactive lessons. Practice identifying heart sounds and murmurs with phonocardiograms. Study ECGs and arrhythmias with detailed explanations. Track progress with quizzes and feedback.
The app allows users to record EKGs with Kardia devices, share heart data with doctors, and track health history. It provides immediate analysis of normal, possible atrial fibrillation, bradycardia, or tachycardia.
The app provides 23 heart sounds with clinically relevant information for each. Users can mark sounds as selected, edit information, and access external links.
Track blood pressure readings and other health metrics. Follow guided measurement instructions for accuracy. View trend data over time. Share records with healthcare providers. Set reminders for regular monitoring.
Measure and track steps anytime, anywhere. View real-time data and step counts. health status with visual displays. Set reminders for regular checks. Sync data across devices for continuous tracking.
The app provides learning tools for auscultation, including heart, lung, and bowel sounds. It features detailed medical descriptions, interactive auscultation points, and a visual sound spectrum.
Listen to realistic and measure beats per minute. Identify different with interactive quizzes. Use a virtual stethoscope to practice auscultation. Track blood pressure and compare for educational purposes.