Pediatric Vital Signs & Developmental Milestones Vertical Badge ID Card Pocket Reference Guide

Really useful for my pediatrics rotation. Four stars because I really wish the values were the ones in the Harriet Lane handbook. But still super usefull!

I'm a paramedic and keep this on my ID, very easy to get to. I don't encounter peds often, but when I do, it is a life saver.I bought this a while ago and it's starting to wear off, but it's holding up well overall.

Good

I'm a pediatrics resident and this is a great tool for quick reference. I use it for the vital signs. I gave t four stars because it is kind of flimsy, so you definitely have to put it inside an ID holder or something.

Would recommend, This was exactly what I needed. Works great would recommend 100%

Great for quick/easy access to vital info. I'm a Internal Medicine-Pediatrics resident. Several of my colleagues have other versions of this card made by other companies. They all comment on how mine is the best one they've seen/better than the one they have. I would HIGHLY recommend this to anyone.

Thin and flexible. Fits behind my i.d. badge easily. Helps me in case I need it during my EMT class clinical rotations.Recommended? Yes, great for students

This little badge condenses all the basics I need to know for clinicals into a plastic laminated version that I can wear on my ID badge. One less item to stuff in my scrub pockets! On one side are all the developmental milestones from birth through 8 years on the reverse side are the vitals/height/weight norms for pediatrics from preterm infants< 37 weeks to adolescents>13 years.