Emergency & Critical Care Pocket Guide, ACLS Version: . Spiral-bound – April 30, 2011

The media could not be loaded. Great little pocket reference, I carry it everyday at work, up to date info, the acls is correct and up to date, relevant meds, used several times in emergent situations, drips, heparin, tpa, insulin,

As an ER nurse this is a great resource to review ACLS and emergency medical procedures. The tabs are great for organizing and quick references to where you need to look. My paramedic co-workers love theirs as well since it is a great field guide as well to double check cardiac rhythms and what drugs are used to fix the rhythm and other treatment options.

I am an emt currently in paramedic school; I bought this pocket guide and it has been a real help. I have the same app on my phone, but sometimes you dont have the chance to use your phone....Five stars, has all the information I need in a concise, abbreviated manner very good tool.

i am a cct medic and this has most of the commonly used meds/info you could want. a great reference/tool to have.

This pocket reference has been updated over the years and is a great compact emergency medical reference. The writers have put a lot of thought into how to arrange everything so that specific information can be easily found; no easy task.

I just started as a new grad RN in a very busy ED and this book is perfect. I like the section divisions and the ACLS guide is easy to follow. A great, inexpensive purchase.

our ACLS is all online and instead of scrolling through the 200+ page booklet, i was able to just keep this handy and passed all my simulations right away. good to have around at work too because you never know when you might need a quick reference! all the information seems up to date with current standards.

This quick reference guide has all the essential elements in it. Very easy to use. Has very good information in it and fits great in cargo scrub pant pocket.