Occupational Therapy Reference Set -General Adult Rehab Quick Pocket Guide, Occupational Therapy Tools Must-Have Gifts for Therapist,Students 3"×5"(32 Pages)

Comprehensive Occupational Therapy Tools & Reference This set is a complete collection of occupational & physical therapy aids, featuring 17 double-sided, color-coded cards (32 pages). It serves as an essential ot therapy tool and therapy reference pocket guide, consolidating critical clinical data like ROM, vitals, and anatomy for quick access. (Note: Designed as a reference for clinicians, not an exercise manual for patients.)Durable & Portable Therapy Reference Pocket Guide Designed as a rugged ot hand therapy tools set, these cards are made of thick PVC material that is waterproof, spill-proof, and scratch-resistant. With a standard 3"x5" index card size and a sturdy binding ring, this occupational therapy equipment is built to last. It fits perfectly in scrub pockets, ready for daily rounds or fieldworkEssential for Every Occupational Therapist & Student An indispensable resource for any OT/OTA, this set functions as both a quick-reference clinical guide and a core part of your therapist office supplies. The removable ring allows you to customize the order of cards, making it equally valuable for students studying for exams and experienced clinicians needing a quick check on the jobThe Ultimate Occupational Therapy Gift Considered a must-have among occupational therapy assistant gifts, this set is the perfect occupational therapy gift for holidays, birthdays, or graduations. It is a thoughtful and practical choice for anyone in the field—helping new grads feel confident and prepared with all the essential cheat sheets right in their pocketMaximized Utility for Clinical Practice Every card is meticulously designed to use the full printable area, delivering maximum knowledge with no wasted space. This occupational therapy tools set is engineered for daily use in fast-paced clinical environments, enhancing efficiency and practice. It focuses on assessment data and medical theory to support professional decision-making