Hero’s Quick Reference Adult most commonly used Lab Values Badge Cards, great nurse gift, student nurse clinical resource, orientation aid.
Features: 1 double sided badge card
Dimensions: 3" x 3".
Finish: Matte.
Material: Durable thin plastic, sturdier than paper yet lightweight.
Waterproof: Designed to withstand spills and wear.
Design: Double-sided to maximize information, ensuring clear visibility without straining eyes.
Description:
Slide this quick reference badge card right behind your work ID and have essential lab values at your fingertips! Premium Lab Values Reference Badge Cards by an Expert AGACNP and ICU EducatorItem Overview
• Exclusively crafted by an ICU Clinical Educator with 18+ years in top-tier medical centers
• Material: Superior quality PVC with a gloss finish
• Size: Convenient 3 x 3 inches, easy to carry
• Double-sided with comprehensive lab values
• Ships worldwide from [Your Location]Item Details
Gain instant access to crucial lab values with our precision-crafted reference badge cards. These vital tools are the brainchild of an expert AGACNP and seasoned ICU Clinical Educator, designed to support healthcare professionals in delivering top-notch patient care.
• [ALL-ENCOMPASSING] Covering a wide range of ADULT laboratory parameters including CBC, BMP/CMP, Liver Function Tests (LFTs), Coagulation Profiles, Lipid Panels, Hemoglobin A1C levels, Drug Levels, and Arterial Blood Gases, these cards are a goldmine of information.
• [DURABLE AND USER-FRIENDLY] Printed on durable PVC with a gloss finish, these badge cards withstand daily use in a clinical setting. Their 3 x 3-inch size ensures they fit perfectly with your credentials.
• [PERFECT EDUCATIONAL GIFT] Ideal for medical students, nurses, and physicians, these cards are a treasure trove of lab values that make for a thoughtful and practical gift.
Please note: These reference tools are designed to complement a robust medical education and serve as a quick-reference guide in clinical settings.
Please Note: Normal lab values can vary based on many factors including the specific laboratory methods and population references. Always correlate with local lab standards and current medical practices.