[Yayamaya]

I am a new CNA. I was wondering if anyone could recommend any cheat sheets, preferably pocket sized of blood pressure, respiration, abbreviations, etc that I could keep handy for quick reference as I am feeling quite rusty.

[Sabira]

Hello. There is a clipboard that has vitals, lab values, etc etc. This is a link i found quickly, but i'l sure you can find many others online

http://www.netuniform.com/product.AS...x&dept_Id=5108

I hope this helps and good luck.

[pagandeva2000]

Originally Posted by Yayamaya

I am a new CNA. I was wondering if anyone could recommend any cheat sheets, preferably pocket sized of blood pressure, respiration, abbreviations, etc that I could keep handy for quick reference as I am feeling quite rusty.

There is a Medical Assistant pocket reference guide. It has similar things that a CNA would use with additional information that can be helpful.


https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_g...words=MA+notes

Cut and paste this into your browser or click on to this. I am sure it would be a great help.

[rehabhereIcome]

Does anyone have a close up pic of the clip board...is there insulin info on it????

[CPNEgrad07]

I love this little device:

http://www.pocketmod.com/app/

You can put your own info on it, wear it out, and update it.

[rehabhereIcome]

ha! that is pretty neat. do you use the blank or the one with lines?
Very cool!

I just thought the way that you fold the thing is way cool!! and so easy...thanks very much!

[nightmare]

There's also one with grid lines on it.Very handy for vitals.