QRSFinder

A handy app that will help you find the QRS PNOmation II and PNO3 systems on your network. Works great for Pianos in Stand Alone or Network mode. Just launch the app to be connected in a single PNO environment, or receive a listing of all PNO systems on your network by serial number. Just Tap the serial number to load the PNO web app.

QRSFinder is a game designed to help medical students and professionals identify and interpret QRS complexes on electrocardiograms (ECGs). The game features a variety of ECGs with different QRS complex morphologies, and players must correctly identify the QRS complex and its components (Q wave, R wave, and S wave).

Gameplay

The game is played by selecting an ECG from a library of over 100 ECGs. The ECG is displayed on the screen, and the player must use the mouse to identify the QRS complex. The player can zoom in and out of the ECG and adjust the speed of the recording.

Once the player has identified the QRS complex, they must click on the Q wave, R wave, and S wave. The game will then score the player's accuracy. If the player correctly identifies all three components of the QRS complex, they will receive a score of 100%. If the player makes a mistake, they will receive a lower score.

Educational Value

QRSFinder is an effective tool for teaching medical students and professionals how to identify and interpret QRS complexes on ECGs. The game provides a variety of ECGs with different QRS complex morphologies, and the player must correctly identify the QRS complex and its components. This helps players to develop a better understanding of the electrical activity of the heart and how it is reflected on an ECG.

Features

* Library of over 100 ECGs

* Zoom and pan functionality

* Adjustable playback speed

* Scoring system

* Educational materials

Benefits

* Improves QRS complex identification skills

* Enhances understanding of the electrical activity of the heart

* Provides a fun and engaging way to learn about ECGs

* Can be used by medical students, residents, and practicing physicians