⚡ Carry Confidence, Decode Rhythms Instantly!
This ultra-compact, credit card-sized EKG reference card by Resource RN offers a dual horizontal and vertical layout for versatile badge reel compatibility. Waterproof and lightweight at just 0.634 ounces, it provides comprehensive EKG rhythm interpretation from basic to advanced levels, making it an essential, durable tool for healthcare professionals needing rapid, on-the-spot cardiac insights.
Manufacturer | Resource RN |
Brand | Resource RN |
Item Weight | 0.634 ounces |
Package Dimensions | 4.69 x 2.87 x 0.47 inches |
Manufacturer Part Number | ECGR6 |
N**D
Love ut
Love it
S**I
EKG card
Way too small un legible can’t read it
F**S
ECG
It’s small thought it would be a little bigger little hard to read so small
A**R
ECG rhythm quick reference card
Great quick reference guide to interpreting heart rhythms. I purchased the ECG rhythms card and received a free gift with it. An ECG/Contiguous leads card as well. Both are very useful when needing a quick guide to interpreting life threatening heart rhythms. Thank you so much!
A**M
Handy ECG (EKG) Interpretation Card
I got this to put into my wallet and it's just the right size for that - it's just the same as a credit card. Although I was a Certified EMT many (MANY) years ago, I am not a medical professional. What I am is a person that has episodes of all kinds of strange and unsettling heart rhythms. I have one of the Kardia XL devices - one of two or three most amazing devices I've ever used. (My CGM is right up there, too).Anyway - when you check your ECG/EKG with the Kardia it will give you its diagnosis of what's going on. But, you can also look at the ECG strip on your phone, which I find fascinating. I've watched a few hours of Medical Education videos on YouTube about how to interpret an ECG, but although I understand all of it, translating that into looking at the waveform and diagnosing the rhythm is still mostly beyond me. So - I got this card to put with my Kardia, so that I can compare. I think it will be perfect for that - I have a checkup with my cardiologist tomorrow, so I plan to ask him if it's accurate (I'm sure it is).If you're a medical pro, especially one in training, I'd imagine that this card (and the others in the series) could be a real help in clinical training and for study.
M**Y
Very small
Too tiny
D**S
Tiny
The card is tiny and almost impossible to read without a magnifying glass. All the important info is on the card and it is easy to carry in your pocket but I wish it came in a larger font size.
E**B
Size of a credit card but half as thick and has a lot of information on it.
This card has A LOT of information on it for being so small, and being almost 50 years old I have a hard time reading it. Well, I guess age might not be the best measure, but as a person with glasses I almost need a magnifying glass to read this card. With that said, it is a good reference card, and as someone who previously was a licensed EMT I wish I had one of these back in the day.I gave it 4 Stars because while it is about the size of a credit card, as stated in the description, it is only about half as thick as a credit card, and I expected it to be a bit more robust. For the current price of about $6 it's a fair deal and a nice little reference for someone working in the field dealing with EKGs. I feel I should mention that I didn't get the 'bonus gift' card that another reviewer mentioned, but I got mine as a VINE item and didn't pay for it like a regular customer would so perhaps you get that bonus if you do buy it yourself.
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