OT Reference Set - General Adult Rehab Set

The media could not be loaded. I love this little pocket guide. It fits perfectly in my lab coat. I wish I had got it sooner. I started my internship at a hospital setting and I can’t tell you how handy this is. The information is black and white, to the point, no fluff.What’s provided:MMT, ROM, lab values/vitals and their interpretations/potential causes, weight bearing, abbreviations, post op precautions, spinal cord injury syndromes, SCI levels with their movements and muscles, SCI common complications with cause, symptoms, precautions, and response needed, CVA/stroke info its location, what it supplies and how it presents, brain lobe functions/blood supply, cranial nerves, general neurological and vision, spasticity vs rigidity, reflexive postures, upper extremity sensory and muscle innervation with name and spinal root as well as actions by muscles innervated, brachial plexus, hand anatomy, common upper extremity repetitive stress injuries, upper extremity conditions, common upper extremity fractures, and tests for circulation and edema.Like I said I love this pocket guide. However I wish it had included MET levels and provided more info on CVA strokes and TBI.

Daughter loves these and how handy they are!

I am an OT student whose fieldwork is currently delayed due to COVID-19. I decided to use this time as an opportunity to study and get ahead on my fieldwork that will be in an inpatient rehab setting. This tool is AMAZING and has everything I could need to prep for fieldwork! There is nothing like it for OT specifically anywhere, so I highly recommend to everyone.

Use it all the time, even gifted it to a friend once too! Can fit in my scrubs pocket!

I wish I had known about this pocket guide sooner! I purchased this after an OT working at the inpatient facility I was completing my fieldwork 2:2 at. I only had a couple of weeks left before my fieldwork ended but I kept this pocket prep with me those last few weeks and utilized it frequently! I also told all of my classmates about it and many of them purchased one around our graduation especially those who were going to start their first job in an inpatient or Acute care setting. I also used this to brush up on some material when I was studying for the NBCOT. The information is concise and perfect for a brief refresher

This product came in handy for my daughter at a very good time

Just a heads up, the types of cranial nerves are listed wrong.

Love this product! It’s small and manageable, and I can quickly pull it out in between clients/patients if I need to double check myself. I also love using this as a neat study tool!