Batting-Order Flashcards · PDF, print and phone
Practice the call every topic comes down to: what you do first, and why.
136 cards, one for each topic of the notes. The front gives you the decision the topic turns on. Say your answer, flip the card, and the back shows the first move, the reason it comes first, and the tempting answer that waits. Print and cut them, or swipe through them on your phone.
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What is inside
- One card per topic, chapter by chapter in the order of the notes
- Front: the topic and the decision it turns on, as a question
- Back: the first move with its If, Do and Because, and the tempting answer that waits or is wrong here
- Every back gives the page of the notes with the whole topic
- Print edition, 54 pages: six cards per US Letter sheet with cut marks, set up for double-sided printing
- Phone edition: one card over two pages, front then back, with a tappable index of the chapters
Questions
Is it the same content as the notes?
Same words, different job. Each card takes its topic's decision and what comes first straight from the notes, so you can drill the order in a few minutes and open the full page when a card trips you up.
Do I need the notes?
The back of every card points to the page of the notes with the whole topic, so they work best together. That's why the cards come free with the notes.
How do I print them?
On US Letter paper, double-sided, flipping on the long edge, at actual size. Each sheet holds six cards, the fronts on one page and the backs on the next. Cut along the marks. Every chapter starts on a new sheet, so you can print one chapter at a time.
Is it a clinical reference?
No. It's study material for the certification exam. It doesn't replace your program, your local protocols or your medical director.
Batting-Order Flashcards
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Free with the Whittlepage notes, What Comes First: Paramedic Edition.