Welcome to ECGSimulator.org! If you are looking for information on how to find the right ECG simulator to test patient monitors in your hospital or health center, then you are in the exactly right place. And if you are looking to learn about ECG heart patterns, you are in the right place also.

Testing patient monitors with ECG simulators

Patient monitors are some of the most important, heavily used equipment in hospitals. It deals with patients that are at an increased risk of cardiac arrest, either in recovery rooms, or ICUs. Because patient monitors and ECG monitors and recorders are the all-important watchmen, they must be regularly calibrated and tested. And this is where a patient ECG simulators come in. With a patient simulator, the hospital staff can routinely test all their patient monitors and make sure they are all in good order.

If you are responsible for purchasing new ECG simulators for a hospital or medical center, then we will present information on different types of ECG simulators here; after reading you will be better able to decide what kind of ECG simulator might work best for you.

Please go to the section Patient Simulator for more information on patient ECG simulators.

For nurses and medical practicioners and technicians

If you are a nurse or a medical practitioner who is looking for information on how to do electrocardiography and learn realistic ECG patterns by working with an ECG simulator, you will find information on this topic on this site as well. Perhaps you are a student nurse who wants to find a simple way to perform ECG analysis, ECG tracing, and discern among many complex patterns of heart rhythms as presented on ECG recorders without needing to use ECG electrode and ECG cable to attach the ECG recorder to a real patient, but instead do everything with ECG software or on the internet. Regardless of what your learning goal, you will find plenty of information here.

Please go to the section ECG Interpretation to learn some basic ECG patterns, based on the simple understanding of the human heart structure and design.

Studying for the ACLS test?

Perhaps you are studying for the medical training, ACLS examination or recertification, and need a refresher on heart arrhythmias. If you are preparing for the ACLS exam, then a good section to look at is the section ACLS simulator. You will be able to get ready through a medical simulation for what you can expect as far as recognizing different ECG patterns in the ACLS exam.

Purchasing ECG equipment?

Finally, if you have just stumbled on this website looking to buy ECG simulator or other ECG supplies and ECG recorders, you will find convenient ways to buy them through the links in the ECG Equipment section.