CPR Tempo

CPR Tempo

by Frozen Ape Pte. Ltd.

76 ratings
76 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 25, 2012
  • December 6, 2017

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This application provides audio and visual cues to help maintain the correct timing for chest compressions during CPR. It also includes timers for rhythm checks and medication administration, along with event logging capabilities.

Audio and visual CPR compression timing cues
Rhythm check timer
Epinephrine administration timer
Resuscitation event logging
Configurable compressions per minute (100-120)
Configurable epinephrine interval (3-5 minutes)
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What's New in CPR Tempo

1.2

December 6, 2017

This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included. Updated to run on latest OS and devices.

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User reviews

Weird sound

I used to love this app but now it has a weird scratchy noise after every beat. It has become a distraction so I’ve quit using it on codes. I’ve tried updating. It has happened on two devices. Otherwise it was a great app

Amazing!!

Every EMT should have this app installed in case you need it.

Just used it last night on a code.

Really helped the crew..

Amateurish

Every metronome chirp is followed by a burst of static. The defibrillator/rhythm check button isn’t logically named as each check doesn’t prompt a shock. Neither the rhythm check nor epinephrine counters provide an audible signal.

Falling quality

Have you used this for years and it has been fantastic. However now there is a terrible noise with the metronome I’m unable to fix, and every other user I know has the same issues.

Sound

Please fix the sound so it’s not scratchy. It’s sounds like a blown speaker and is very distracting and easy to get off beat with the secondary sound. It makes the app seem faulty.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

19 issues

Weird scratchy noise after every beat

Bug

Every metronome chirp followed by static

Bug

Terrible noise with the metronome

Bug

Scratchy sound, sounds like blown speaker

Bug

Fuzzy sound with each tone

Bug

Static sound with the metronome

Bug

Awful alarm buzzing sound

Bug

Weird buggy sound in the background

Bug

Sound distortion happening when metronome is in use

Bug

Strange noise in the count

Bug

Extra sound after the beep

Bug

Alternating 'beep-static' for compressions

Bug

No sound when start button pressed and stopped

Bug

Audio cue for adrenaline and rhythm checks doesn't work

Bug

Sound dropped out

Bug

CPR tone sometimes works, sometimes doesn't

Bug

App won't work with new iOS

Bug

Tempo not functioning

Bug

Heart beats once silently and then stops

Bug

Requested Features

30 requests

Add a BVM breath timer

Feature

Visual cue for intervals

Feature

Change epi times to 120 seconds

Feature

Log other drugs (amiodarone, calcium gluconate, sodium bicarb)

Feature

Add Chinese language option

Feature

Show total time elapsed

Feature

Add Apple Watch version

Feature

Keep track of how long each person was doing compressions

Feature

Add 'check airway and c-spine' button

Feature

Add respiration rate metronome with distinct sound

Feature

Change pitch and volume of beeps

Feature

Add 'other intervention/event' button with labeling

Feature

Add free text section in log for clinical information

Feature

Add delete and save button for log

Feature

Add print option for log

Feature

Add option for 30:2 CPR or continuous chest compressions with breaths every 10 compressions

Feature

Add amiodarone button

Feature

Add ventilation tones (every 3-5 sec pediatric, 5-6 sec adult, 6-8 sec advanced airway)

Feature

Add button for other medications (vasopressin, etc.)

Feature

Add option for different languages (e.g., German)

Feature

Add a 'beep' at 2 minutes as an added warning

Feature

Allow user to set rate between 100 and 120

Feature

Add a button for IV/IO

Feature

Add a button for Airway

Feature

Add a button for Amioderone

Feature

Add option to override phone sleep mode

Feature

Change defibrillation button name to CPR

Feature

Rename epi button to 'drug'

Feature

Add a warning for 2-minute intervals

Feature

Add option to change countdowns for new guidelines

Feature

FAQ

What does CPR Tempo do?

CPR Tempo provides audio and visual cues to help users maintain the correct rate for chest compressions during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). It also includes timers for rhythm checks after defibrillator shocks and for administering epinephrine.

What are the key features of CPR Tempo?

Key features include audio and visual cues for CPR compression timing, timers for rhythm checks and epinephrine administration, a log of resuscitation events with location services, configurable compressions per minute (100-120), and configurable epinephrine intervals (3-5 minutes).

Is CPR Tempo free to use?

Yes, the application is provided free of charge. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the description.

Who is CPR Tempo designed for?

This app is intended for healthcare professionals and first responders who require precise timing for CPR compressions and other critical resuscitation procedures. It aims to assist in maintaining American Heart Association recommended rates.

How does the app help with CPR timing?

The app uses audio and visual metronome-like cues to guide the rescuer in performing chest compressions at the recommended rate of 100-120 per minute. This is particularly helpful as maintaining rhythm can be difficult, especially when fatigued.