12 Lead EKG Pocket Card Cards – January 1, 2016

Such a handy item to have. It is convenient to have in my work bag, for a quick reference.

This was easier for me to use than a big book. It gave me the basic tools I needed to study alongside my textbook.

Well organized, well thought out review, highlighting all of the important aspects of cardiac critical care. Includes rhythm strips of common heart rhythms, ekg lead placement, steps in 12 lead ekg interpretation with good visuals, effects of electrolyte changes on the EKG, picture of the coronary arterial anatomy and conduction system, pictures of ST elevation in the associated leads, and more. It even has a chart on modes of pacing (ie. VVI). It is on excellent quality laminated card stock.

A nurse of 30 years and still working on a PCU unit, I find this very helpful. For a small pamphlet it covers a lot of information. The pictures/diagrams are great. Would most definitely recommend.

Easy to read and accurate

good info

So I bought this to assist me with my AEMT class. Much of the information contained is out of my scope of practice. Having said that, the information of a higher level was compiled in such a manner that I could understand the material and learned by reviewing and asking questions. I would highly recommend for all students in the medical field because the information that is provided is relevant and displayed in a manner that makes sense.

I've previously bought a number of laminated cheat sheets so was lulled into thinking this would be the usual size of a typical sheet of typing paper and laminated with a thick plastic. I was wrong on both counts. I should have looked more at the descriptions and reviews so my bad. If you have average hands, the size will about from the base of your thumb to the tip of your middle finger and if you open up your fingers like looking at your fingernails, it's about as wide as from thumb to extended little finger. I was looking at the tiny pictures showing it, so it appeared the pages are individual, but the last picture--which I didn't look at closely enough, was the only one showing a spiral--yup, it's a spiral notebook. paper stock is like index cards quality, and I wouldn't trust the finish to repel water. I think where the pages are hole punched to take the spiral spine, will likely rip over a couple years use. The Font is tolerable except for the table on Electrolytes-Yikes!, that print is tiny! The one thing I do like, is that 10 rhythms strips are on the 1st page, for a quick view. I gave it an extra star for that reason.