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- CrashCards™....The NEW Life-Saving
Resource You Can't Afford to Be Without.
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If
you work with pediatrics, whether as a doctor, a paramedic, a nurse, or
a pharmacist, whether on an EMS rescue unit,
on a pediatric nursing unit, in an ER, or on a surgical nursing unit,
you will find this a NEW, IMPROVED pediatric resource that you can count
on.
CrashCards are quick and easy to use (even if you are a paramedic in the back of an
EMS rescue unit). You can have the correct dosing
available in seconds. Bright and easily readable, this pediatric medical
reference lists emergency medications in easy-to-see precalculated
medication tables according to the weight of the child in pounds and kilograms.
Color-coded, the tables can be used as an adjunct to a tape system.
It's organized for quick access and uses rich color coding to make it
easy to find the medications appropriate for the child's age and
weight.
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Click
here to see specs for 2003 edition.
Used as an adjunct or as a
singular vital tool, CrashCards™ will make your job easier. In
the care of children, seconds count. This is a resource you and your
hospital or EMS unit need to check out.
- When Seconds Count, Count on
CrashCards™
CrashCards™ contain the
most commonly needed information for resuscitating children. Known for their
ease of use, CrashCards™ are guaranteed to have the fastest,
most available information on Pediatric Life Support. Count on
CrashCards™ for information on:
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- Precalculated
color-coded emergency medication tables
- Age specific
norms on ea. chart
- Based on Pounds
and Kilograms
- Newborn
Resuscitation
- Rapid Sequence
Intubation
- Conscious
Sedation
- Equipment
sizes, Oxygen Vehicle Percentages
- Triage History
Mnemonic
- Maintenance
fluids, ventilation
- Seizures
- Rules of 6's
- Medication
bolus's, drips
- AND IN
PARTNERSHIP WITH THE ENA!!
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- Twelve (3x5)
pocket sized cards
- Burns, rules of
9's
- Trauma
Assessment
- Shock, Urine
Output
- C-spine
injuries
- Asthma
- Algorithms:
tachycardia, pulselessness, bradycardia
- Ideal for Crash
Carts, Pediatric Trauma Bags
- Pain Scale
- A more
complete, easy to access system
- Free shipping
for any multiple set order
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At just 3" x 5", CrashCards™ fit in your pocket, can be
hung from a chain, can be kept in a crash cart or stored wherever they
might be needed. Printed on heavy card stock with a durable polyester
laminate on both sides, they'll take rough handling and still be easy
to read. They are bound on rings which allow them to lie flat or
to present any card on the top. You can
quickly flip to the correct chart for precalculated medication dosages
and other lifesaving information.
 The data was compiled following AHA
guidelines and validated through reviews by board certified Emergency Room Physicians. The resulting information is printed on pocket-size,
durable plastic cards. CrashCards™ contain the same information covered in pediatric
life support courses. This makes them an instant reference at
your fingertips that can help you make quick decisions that can save a child's life.
Make sure you have access to the information you need to make an appropriate
response to a resuscitation requirement. Check out CrashCards™ Pediatric
Resuscitation and take the necessary steps to make sure there's a set wherever
they might be needed.
CrashCards were created by a Board Certified Emergency Dept. Physician and a Certified
Emergency Nurse, each with 20+ years of experience, after encountering a pediatric
code in their ER. They created CrashCards with fonts and
colors that are clearly visible and with the information clearly
presented. They know what YOU want and need in a product. They know what you will use and how to make the information clear
and usable. Get the product that was created with you in mind. (How to Order)
*Color coded, the colors and medications used in the CrashCards™ reference set can be
used with other pediatric resuscitation systems on the market or with
pediatric life support training. CrashCards™, however, are not
affiliated with or sponsored by any other organization. The
clinical recommendations in CrashCards are based on research and consultation
with nursing, medical and legal authorities. To the best of our
knowledge, this information reflects current accepted practice, nevertheless,
for individual application, all recommendations must be considered in light of
the patient's clinical condition and in light of the latest package-insert
information. CrashCards, Inc., the authors and publishers disclaim
responsibility for any adverse effects resulting directly or indirectly from
the suggested recommendations, from any undetected errors, or from the
reader's misunderstanding of the text.
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