Pocket Heart Reviews

I’m a nurse educator and I use the pocket Heart app in my classes to help enhance active learning and get the students involved. It is nice to show the blood flow and the cardiac conduction system of the heart. The students love being able to see a 3D view of the structures and function of the heart instead of just a picture.
Cody

I’m a medical student and downloaded this for the cardiology module. It was useful for visualizing some part of the module especially for being able to watch the atria/ventricle beat timing while thinking about Wiggers Diagrams and EKGs. Which was worth the $3. Id give 5 stars if could see the inside from different dissection angles (there is only one interior option) and if there were diseased heart states- especially the structurally abnormalities.

Omg. This is the best app ever. I have been an ICU nurse for 17 years, and have worked in all the different types of ICU’s plus Emergency room. I am a visual and auditory learner. PocketHeart is amazing because it has helped me to visualize the mechanics of the heart, such as moving blood, pumping action and it’s electrical system . I’m really glad I found PocketHeart.

For only 99 cents I can refer to this anytime I have a question or just want to learn something new. Anatomically, so easy to understand and identify all structures involved with heart function.

As a Cardiovascular Sonographer, this has been so wonderful for reviewing and refreshing my memory. Constantly quizzing myself and falling in love with what I do more and more daily!!

I am a visual learner!! I really enjoy using PocketHeart to review the normal blood and electrical pathway of the heart.

I just recently had an ACS, discovering I had 95% blockage in the LAD, requiring a stent. There was also a branch off that which was lost, but is not in the "pins". I was really looking forward to a good visualization; I keep looking.

Great information how ever, the pins are really off so it makes it hard to understand

Beautiful app that depicts the heart in all its wonders. Thank you this excellent app.

The quizzes often have the wrong answers. I’m a licensed medical professional and I was hoping to use this as a teach tool but is has a vast amount of incorrect information.

Want to be a doc now

I can’t believe the mistakes in the multiple choice quiz. It said the vagaries nerve is the 12th cranial nerve, the tricuspid valve consists of two cusp and is on the left side of the heart. There are more.

By far the best anatomy app! Wow !

I am a heart bypass surgery patient and would have loved if my surgeon had PocketHeart before my surgery to help illustrate the working heart. He used a static plastic model but it was not nearly as good as this shows the dynamic heart. I can imagine doctors using this tool to help patients better understand the heart and its environment and, for medical students at all levels, this is great educational tool also. I look forward to more products from this developer. I have looked at competitor apps but this one had the best interface and smoothest navigation of those I looked at. It is packed with useful text information as well.

PocketHeart isn't just for medical students. It's an incredible journey in and around the heart. We have a child with congenital heart defects and pocket heart helped us to fully understand his heart...so much easier than cardiologists drawing pictures.
Highly recommend this to anyone interested in the heart.

Really enjoyed PocketHeart and love the anatomy pins. Multiple choice quiz will help in reviewing my learning and especially when it comes to exam time. Highly recomended & great value. Thank you Pocket Anatomy for making my life easier.

Although a little disconcerting at first for patients to see and hear a beating heart on the iPad, this has been a great teaching resource for us, and one that children and adults can truly engage with.

happy to see neat biology apps for school. I like this one coz I'm hoping to study medicine and it's pretty interesting to start learning this stuff. Weird to zoom inside the chambers like this using my fingers - pretty cool :)

I really like PocketHeart - I use it to show patients and their families and they like how you can feel and see the heart beating on the iPad! More detailed text information would be great.

Looking for teaching resources for my SAT class and came upon PocketHeart. Definitely will help me in my classes - highly recomended for quality of the information and the usability.

After downloading PocketHeart you can’t even try it out for a second without choosing a subscription. I’m guessing the developers hope you forget the “free” seven days after that and they’ll just start billing you monthly. Pretty scammy behavior.