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Reddit mentions of EMT/First Responders Vital Statistics Notebook – 8” x 4” Medical Notebook for Vital Signs and Additional Patient Information – 210 Pages (3 Pack)
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of EMT/First Responders Vital Statistics Notebook – 8” x 4” Medical Notebook for Vital Signs and Additional Patient Information – 210 Pages (3 Pack). Here are the top ones.
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- PERFECT FIT - The EMT first responders vital statistics notebook pocket size has been designed to fit perfectly in any pocket. The Portage vitals pad is a staple of EMT supplies, keeping you organized and prepared wherever you may go
- ESSENTIAL - Whether you are a rookie or a seasoned veteran, our EMT notebooks are pre-filled with information boxes to ensure that you record all necessary information, every time
- DURABLE DESIGN - Built to last, our EMS vitals notebook is constructed with extra-thick paper and a stiff backing meant to stand up to daily use. The extra stiff back ensures you never have to worry about finding a surface to write on
- EXPERIENCE - Designed in Cleveland, Ohio, each Portage notebook is crafted with our blue collar attitude and history in mind. Portage has been in business since 1955 and enjoys a reputation for outstanding products designed from years of experience
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Specs:
| Height | 1 Inches |
| Length | 8 Inches |
| Number of items | 3 |
| Size | 3 Pack |
| Weight | 0.55 Pounds |
| Width | 4 Inches |
If he doesn't have a fairly good stethoscope of his own, that would be a good gift. I have the Littmann Lightweight II that I use. Its a bit lighter than some of the other stethoscopes I've seen and used, but still great quality, and it isn't expensive compared to the market.
A pair of trauma sheers might be useful for him as well, ranging from the cheap to the more expensive with more gadgets, there's definitely a range to choose from. I personally don't have any shears, but everyone I've talked to that has the leatherman absolutely loves it.
A EMS pocket notebook like this or this would be useful for him to keep track of patient encounters for his paramedic clinicals.
these are really useful for PCRS. Although the price is above 5$ it's 2.66 per notepad.