Joints & Ligaments QuickStudy Laminated Reference Chartce (QuickStudy Academic) Pamphlet – February 28, 2022

Very good quick study reference

Awesome Joint & Ligament reference chart. Very detailed description. Will be purchasing other anatomical charts from this series & company. Highest quality item.

Out of the 13 medical related inserts I purchased, my favorite is... ALL of them, these quick referral guides worked perfectly for my classes, and I still use them for my job as a medical admin asst. They are laminated, have a punched 3 hole to be put in binders, I had purchased these in 2013, it is now 2016 and they still look brand new like if I had purchased them just yesterday... I highly recommend to anyone just starting out in this field, and would like a cheat sheet if you will to have handy without having to search all over the internet, your phone, textbooks, and etc...I have purchased 13 of these medical related inserts:Medical Terminology:The BasicsMedical Terminology: The BodyAnatomy TerminologyMedical Abbreviations & AcronymsMuscular SystemJoints & LigamentsMedical Coding: ICD -9 & ICD -10 CMSkeletal SystemMedical CodingMuscular Origins & InsertionsSpanish Medical ConversationEvaluation & Management (E/M) Coding CalculatorDigestive SystemI had basically grown up, and had decided to move into the medical customer service/administrative assistant side, so I needed help without having to tug heavy textbooks around... Although I do recommend that you search to make sure if any newly updated inserts have come out...

This is amazing poster to use to study and made it easy while I was studying through nursing school. I love how big the text was! It was bright with many colors so it made it easy to focus and want to study with!

Good product for the money

Good study guide

I purchased this product to help refresh me since I'm starting radiologic technology classes. It's been 16 years since I took A & P but I've been in pharmacy for 20 years. It was just too help remind me of some things I've forgotten as we build from it in classes. It is laminated and then 3-hole-punched for 3-ring binders and such. I have several of these type of informational cards, from Quick Study, that I'd purchased almost 20 years ago for different subjects. Sturdy and you can use a dry erase marker on them if needed to help with studying. I will buy more.

I use this in providing patient teaching. Many of us learn best with diagrams and pictures. I would absolutely recommend purchasing this for self-education and for helping others understand their diagnosis.