You know that feeling. The monitor prints. Twelve leads stare back at you. Your patient is deteriorating and for a split second, your mind goes blank.Was it two contiguous leads or three? What threshold applies? Is that pattern significant or a normal variant?ECG interpretation is one of the most critical skills in pre-hospital care — and one of the hardest to recall under pressure. Your textbooks are at home. Your notes are buried in a bag. And second-guessing yourself on scene is a feeling nobody wants.That is exactly why we built this.Three precision-designed, pocket-sized reference cards that sit on your lanyard and put structured ECG interpretation at your fingertips — from first glance to clinical decision.Card 1 — The 7-Step Plan: a systematic walk-through of ECG interpretation: rate, rhythm, axis, P wave and PR interval, QRS complex and QT interval, ST segment changes, and T-wave morphology. No steps skipped, every time.Card 2 — Key Pattern Recognition: reference criteria for identifying significant ECG changes, with age- and gender-specific thresholds. Posterior and right-sided patterns. Pathological Q waves. Plus the presentations that catch people out — De Winter T-waves, Wellens syndrome and bundle branch block recognition.Card 3 — Transparent ECG Ruler Overlay: lay it directly onto a 12-lead printout. Heart rate calculation at a glance, PR and QRS interval measurement, axis determination, lead territory mapping and T-wave morphology reference — all on one transparent card.This is not about replacing what you know. It is about making sure you never freeze when it matters. Clip it to your lanyard and run the same structured approach every time — whether it is your first 12-lead or your thousandth.Designed by practising UK paramedics for student paramedics, newly qualified practitioners and emergency clinicians.What's covered 7-step ECG interpretation framework Heart rate, rhythm and axis assessment P wave, PR interval and QRS complex analysis QT interval reference ranges for males and females ST segment change recognition T-wave morphology identification Key ECG pattern criteria with age and gender thresholds Posterior and right-sided pattern recognition De Winter T-waves and Wellens syndrome Bundle branch block identification Pathological Q wave criteria Transparent overlay for direct ECG measurement Lead territory mapping for inferior, septal, anterior and lateral regions ECG abnormality differential reference table Specifications Size: 86 × 54 mm (credit-card sized) Material: durable, wipe-clean laminate (ruler card is transparent) Lanyard-compatible slot; 3 cards in the bundle For educational and reference use only.
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