CPR Timer 12+

Name: CPR Timer
Price: 1100 KRW
Author: Samuel Maljaars

Samuel Maljaars

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설명

This app is a tool that helps you to keep the compression rhythm during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

This app has been developed in close cooperations with paramedics that often encounter situations in which CPR is required and when no defibrillator is available nearby.

Features:
- play, pause, stop, and reset of timer;
- supports CPR with rescue breaths and Continuous CPR without rescue breaths;
- supports CPR with 2 rescue breaths after every 30 compressions;
- total treatment timer;
- edit number of compressions per minute;
- edit number of compressions before breaths;
- edit number of rescue breaths;
- edit time for one rescue breath;
- edit optional delay between the 2 minute cycles during CPR without breaths;
- spoken warning at 1 minute 30 seconds, 1 minute 50 seconds and 2 minutes during CPR without rescue breaths;
- audible rhythmic beeping is visually represented by a flashing heart;
- speaker volume of device can be set to maximum level by one simple tap;
- supports dark mode.

In App Purchases:
- Logbook to store, document, and share CPR Sessions
- real time calculations of the chest compression factor
- Pro Edition which will unlock all current and future features

Disclaimer:
Use of the CPR Timer app is at your own risk. The developer cannot be held accountable for any damage or injuries that occur because of or while using this app. The CPR Timer app does not claim to replace any medical equipment. It is meant as a tool when other tools are not available, or as a tool to learn CPR.

2023년 9월 15일

버전 1.3.0

The number one requested feature for CPR Timer is here.
You can now also use CPR Timer when you want to give rescue breaths after every 30 compressions.
You can adjust the time needed to do the compressions.
The new CPR With Breaths feature can be easily accessed via the toggle at the top of the first screen.
If you want to save your CPR sessions, then the type of CPR (with or without rescue breaths) is automatically stored.