Quick ACLS Card (2022 ACLS Guidelines) AHA ACLS Badge Buddy Reference Card 2020 with 2022 updates

Believe it means Wide Complex tachycardia & Narrow Complex tachycardia haha I know there were some asking!! anyway, 10/10 my card is the updated version. Very helpful

I am planning to keep buying this. I hand them out to students. The information is condense but is good for everyday use.

Love this. It is great to have the Guidelines so accessible. The problem is that the print is just a little to small. But I am an ER nurse and I can adapt. Had a small magnifying glass at home and I brought it into work. Problem Solved

works great

Very helpful reviews, to be carried in a pocket for ready access.

I'm a critical care transport Paramedic and I LOVE these quick reference cards! They are waterproof and extremely durable. Great value for my money!

Great cards to use in an emergency.

Well the first time I purchased the card it was lost in the mail. Then the second time I got the card it was kind of blurry. It also had some incorrect info on it. Like it said for a wide complex irregular tachycardia which would be torsades de pointes to do 120-220 J synced. According to ACLS protocol you defibrillate Torsades NOT synchronize cardiovert. Other than that a good reference point for it you get stuck.