EMT & Paramedic Pharmacology Drug Study Flashcards & Pocket Guide With Test Questions, Dosage Formulas, IV Guages, Concentrations, Drip Rates, & So Much More For Students, EMTs, Paramedics, or Nurses.

Extremely Great Product. Flash cards are plastic and high quality. Packaging is next level. Will buy again if needed. Telling all of my paramedic friends about these. Just incredible in a day where quality is lacking throughout the world. These are a step above. Note card creators need to take some notes from this group and follow suit.

This is so much more than what I was expecting it to be! I now understand why these cards cost roughly $60. I believe they’re worth it for what you get.

Purchased for my husband while he is in paramedic class. He uses them all the time, very easy to read and understand

Absolutely loved these cards! Grabbed them right before my Pharmacology test and it's helped me out immensely. It gives detailed descriptions of meds, routes, formulas, and general classification and differences. Recommended to all my peers

PERFECT for learning medications the classes everything you need to know. I'm in school for my CMA and these have exceeded my expectations

Nice little summary of medications. I would stuff a few in my pocket each shift and review them.

I ordered the "Paramedic Flash Paramedic Pharmacology Flash Cards" as part of a larger review for an exam I am sitting, and the information is great, very well done, but I give them four stars for a few reasons:First, the packaging is ridiculous. What a waste of cardboard. It arrives in a very large box (see images), with the cards nestled inside another box, surrounded by yet another framing box. I understand wanting to be sure they aren't squished in transport, but I think this is just excessive, and wasteful.Second, white text on a dark background is just never as easy to read as black text on white cards. Add into that the fact that the cards have paragraphs with some words in different colours (red, yellow, green) on this dark blue background? Just a headache waiting to happen if you are in a low-light environment. Furthermore, consider if someone is colour blind, these cards would be an even rougher struggle with all the red/yellow/green text mixed in with the white on dark. It feels like they went for a 'feel' or a vibe, and compromised readability in the process.Visually, they would be better off going with a white background, and brighter colours, in my personal opinion.If none of that bothers you, the actual information itself is well written, the instructions clear, the explanations and dosage charts, all of that is going to assist anyone who needs to study up on pharmacology - not just paramedics or EMTs. Sure, some of the information may not relate to every job, but the overall value of studying it is worthwhile.I would recommend, (with the above caveats) for anyone in healthcare who needs to know advanced pharmacology.

Lots of information on these cards