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Apple App Store RCIS Study Guide

Jared Lapointe

450
Reviews
4.7
Rating
Apr 10, 2018
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Studying for that pesky RCIS Exam? Check out this brand new app designed specifically for Cath Lab staff members looking to take their knowledge to the next step!

Take HUNDREDS of questions over Cardiology topics such as: Hemodynamics, anatomy, equipment, invasive procedures, medical terminology, etc...

Special Features:

• Study Material: Review for the RCIS by reading material on a variety of topics like Hemodynamics, Formulas, Anatomy, and others.

• Images: View angiograms and waveforms to answer certain questions and improve your image recognition skills!

• Timer: Take a practice exam with the timer to simulate a real life test experience, or turn it off and take an exam at your own pace.

• Question Results: Get immediate feedback if you get the answer correct or incorrect. See what the correct answer was so you can learn for next time!

• Exam Results: See your last score and average scores to see your trends. Are you on track to pass the RCIS Exam?

• Multiple Length Exams: Only have 10 minutes to study? Try a 20 Question exam to keep things quick. Have more time? Try the 125 Question exam to build your test taking endurance!

Like us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RCISStudyGuide/

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Terms of Service:

This app, RCIS Study Guide, is designed to supplement other knowledge and experience in the Cath Lab and should NOT be used as a sole study aid for the RCIS exam from Cardiovascular Credentialing International (CCI). Formal education and clinical experience should be the primary source for information in preparation for this exam. Due to the ever-changing nature of the medical field and its products, trials, procedures, techniques, etc. the answers to these questions should NOT be applied in medical practice. The developer of this app cannot accept any responsibility for any errors in information that is presented. You, the user, are accepting to use this app, RCIS Study Guide, “AS IS” and completely understand and agree to not hold the developer accountable for any information, or lack of information, found in this app. By accepting these terms you, the user, agree to not hold the developer of this app responsible for any RCIS exam results, passing or failing, and completely understand that this app is not affiliated with Cardiovascular Credentialing International (CCI) in any way.

This app, RCIS Study Guide, is to be used for personal use only and should not be copied. The user agrees to use this app as is, and will not hold the developer accountable for any results from any real life tests/exams, i.e. RCIS exam from CCI. The user will not apply the information found in this app in real-life scenarios on people. This app takes no responsibility for anything other than personal use by the user.

This app is provided “AS IS”, without warranty of any kind, express or implied. In no event shall the developer be liable for any claim, damages or other liability in any way in connection with this app and the information it contains.

The RCIS Study Guide App does not endorse any specific company, product, device, or brand. Some content in this app may reference certain companies, products, devices, or brands, however this does not indicate any relationship or affiliation with such company, product, device, or brand.
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Community Voice & Feedback

chuchiputy • Mar 19, 2024
I love that this is very like the exam questions. Gives the right answer when you select wrong, but there is no explanation. Lot of pictures. I like this
InBestigators • Dec 13, 2023
There are no explanations to why an answer is wrong when you do a practice exam. There could be more information in the study material section.
The real SPACEMAN • Apr 4, 2023
Unable to go back to questions once submitted. Formulas are not shown or elaborated on. Simply right or wrong and goes to the next question. Great pictures tho.
Pamaker$ • Feb 2, 2023
Great product and study practices but if there was an explanation when picking the wrong answer it would be perfect.
Toadstone • Dec 27, 2022
I got the Glowacki & Sommers RCIS review course. This was a good supplement to the material I already studied in the course. The practice questions and angiograms were good as well. It didn’t include all the material on the RCIS exam, but it’s a good addition and practice. I passed the exam no trouble with these two resources.
RobertTur • Aug 16, 2020
I love the idea but I felt as though for the price the questions were novice level with no explanations. I believe it has great potential and hope the designer can make it better.
cgrim22 • Jul 17, 2020
Very basic information. It would be nice to see more variety in equipment information etc. quizzes are okay
Kmc0403 • Jun 16, 2020
I enjoy this app for practicing, but you really need to write things down. They don’t have a section to review what you got wrong. And once they tell you it’s wrong-they don’t let you go back to look. & I Wish they gave an option to test on specific subjects, rather than just an overview.
Elozooooo • Oct 2, 2019
PLEASE UPDATE!!! This app could use some work. For example, the ability to review missed questions, more questions in general, impella and information. The study portion is a joke. Definitely not worth 10 bucks right now. Hopefully the developers start reading the comments and make some changes.
amilar7 • Sep 29, 2019
App is great but needs to be updated for iOS 13.1.1. The app crashes on my phone.
skelitoe • Sep 17, 2019
Great app, just wish I could go back and see the question and multiple choice answers, for review. Also would like to know if I got the right answer to the last question instead of my % right in the exam.
gsprojen • Aug 26, 2019
Great app however when I get a question wrong it doesn’t help me understand the answer or how to get to it. Need feedback at least at the end of an exam to help me focus my studying in what is needed.
BobbiJ1179 • Nov 27, 2018
I’m using this app to help study for my ARRT CI exam. I know the tests are different, but I haven’t found much study info for the ARRT. I’ve tried multiple apps to try to study and this one is by far the best I’ve come across. Although, I do agree with some other reviewers that the questions are a little repetitive. Also, it is frustrating when I am confident in my answer and the app says it’s wrong but I can’t go back to review. I think a feature at the end of the exam showing all of the questions marked wrong with a brief explanation might be helpful? Or possibly a way to flag questions similar to the real life exam to review before submission? Overall I really like the app and it’s helped me improve my confidence with the different equations. I’m averaging an 87% and I’m hoping that will translate when I finally take my boards. Fingers crossed!!!
Micahlkelly • Aug 16, 2018
I figured I’d give this app a try despite some of the poor reviews. However, I can agree that it could be a lot better as far as structure. I am disappointed that it gives you the correct answer if you get it wrong, however no explanation of how to get the correct answer if it involves math or why the wrong answer is wrong, etc. During practice questions you are unable to go back or skip a question and cannot see the questions again unless you screen shot them. Don’t set your expectations to high. Sad this wasn’t as good as I had hoped.
CVT student • Jul 7, 2018
This app needs more questions. I can take a 20 question quiz and the one behind it will have 5-7 questions from the previous quiz. The section about hemodynamics should also have more information.

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