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Reddit mentions of Rite in the Rain Weatherproof EMS Notebook, 3" x 5", Yellow Cover, Vital Stats Pages (No. 112)
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Rite in the Rain Weatherproof EMS Notebook, 3" x 5", Yellow Cover, Vital Stats Pages (No. 112). Here are the top ones.
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- WEATHERPROOF PAPER: 100 pages / 50 sheets per notebook. This paper that won’t turn to mush when wet and will repel water, sweat, grease, mud, and even survive the accidental laundry mishap and more. This notepad is perfect for our first responders.
- WIRE-O BINDING: Tough impact-resistant Wire-O binding won't lose its shape in your back pocket or pack.
- WHAT TO WRITE WITH: Use a Pencil or All-Weather Pen and your notes will stay intact. Standard Ballpoint pens will work when paper is dry. Water-based inks will bead off Rite in the Rain sheets.
- WATERPROOF POLYDURA COVER: Our most flexible cover material that will defend your field notes from scratches and stains.
- RECYCLABILITY: In spite of Rite in the Rain's durability, it is completely recyclable. Simply recycle Rite in the Rain as you do other white or printed papers.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Yellow |
| Height | 0.38 Inches |
| Length | 5.25 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 0.01 Pounds |
| Width | 3 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.
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