Educational reference · Not a medical device
The reference library
nurses actually reach for.
Brain sheet templates, rhythm strip identification, lab values, code-card algorithms, a plain-English medical dictionary, and pill-imprint lookup — all in one place. Source-cited, offline-first, last-reviewed dates on every page.
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Six pillars
What’s in the reference library.
Each pillar links into a deeper page with the actual content. The reference works the same way at the bedside (in the App) as it does here (on the Website).
Five unit-specific layouts
Brain Sheet Templates
- Telemetry, Med-Surg, ICU, ER, Student Clinical
- Customizable per nurse, savable as a template
- Offline-first, PDF export with redacted identifiers on request
Identifying traits + verification steps
Rhythm Strip Reference
- Normal sinus, AFib, sinus tach, sinus brady, heart blocks
- The 5-step method, applied to every rhythm
- Pairs with Rhythm Practice drills in the app
Normal ranges + critical flags
Lab Reference Values
- Adult, pediatric, and neonatal panels
- Critical-range pills inline on the brain sheet
- Age/sex variants where they matter clinically
ACLS / BLS / PALS algorithms
Code Cards
- Algorithm cards for adult, pediatric, and neonatal codes
- Sepsis bundle, stroke, STEMI quick-reference
- Works in airplane mode for in-room recall
Plain-English definitions
Medical Dictionary
- Plain-English diagnosis explanations
- Source links to peer-reviewed references
Imprint + shape + color lookup
Pill Imprint Identifier
- Identify a pill by imprint when patients bring meds from home
- Adverse-effect and contraindication callouts
- Source-cited entries; no AI-hallucinated drug info
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Brain sheet variants
12
Rhythm references
100+
Years of combined RN review
0
Anonymous entries — every fact is source-cited
Rhythm reference
The rhythms tele and ED nurses see most.
Normal Sinus Rhythm — Nurse Reference
Educational reference: how to identify normal sinus rhythm on a strip. Not a medical device.
Atrial Fibrillation — Nurse Reference
Educational reference: how to identify atrial fibrillation on a rhythm strip. Verify clinically.
Sinus Tachycardia — Nurse Reference
Educational reference: how to identify sinus tachycardia on a rhythm strip. Verify clinically.
Sinus Bradycardia — Nurse Reference
Educational reference: how to identify sinus bradycardia on a rhythm strip. Verify clinically.
Heart Blocks — Nurse Reference
Educational reference: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd degree AV blocks on a rhythm strip. Verify clinically.
Atrial Flutter — Nurse Reference
Educational reference: how to identify atrial flutter on a rhythm strip, and how to tell it from AFib. Verify clinically.
SVT — Supraventricular Tachycardia
Educational reference: how to identify SVT on a rhythm strip and tell it from sinus tach. Verify clinically.
Ventricular Tachycardia (VT) for Nurses
Educational reference: how to recognize ventricular tachycardia on a rhythm strip. Verify clinically and follow ACLS.
Ventricular Fibrillation (VFib)
Educational reference: recognizing ventricular fibrillation on a strip. A shockable arrest rhythm — follow ACLS.
PVCs — Premature Ventricular Contractions
Educational reference: identifying PVCs on a strip, bigeminy vs couplets, and when they matter. Verify clinically.
Asystole — Nurse Reference
Educational reference: recognizing asystole, confirming it's not fine VFib or a lead issue, and the ACLS response.
Junctional Rhythm — Nurse Reference
Educational reference: identifying junctional rhythms and their P-wave pattern on a strip. Verify clinically.
Brain sheet variants
Five units. Five layouts.
Telemetry and step-down RNs
Telemetry Nurse Brain Sheet & Report Sheet
Free printable telemetry nurse brain sheet and report sheet: baseline rhythm, box number and alarms, cardiac med hold parameters, troponin, K and Mg.
Med-surg RNs and LPNs
Med-Surg Nurse Brain Sheet App
A med-surg nurse brain sheet for high-volume patient loads, hourly rounding, and clean handoff.
ICU RNs
ICU Nurse Brain Sheet App
An ICU nurse brain sheet for drips, lines, ventilator settings, and shift-long titration tracking.
ER RNs
ER / ED Nurse Brain Sheet: Free Printable
Free printable ER / ED nurse brain sheet for the emergency room: ESI and chief complaint, vitals trend, pending labs, IV access and disposition.
Trauma, ED and trauma step-down RNs
Trauma Nurse Brain Sheet: Free Printable
Free printable trauma nurse brain sheet: mechanism of injury, primary survey (ABCDE), GCS, neuro checks, vitals trend, lines and drains, pending imaging.
Nursing students (ADN, BSN, accelerated BSN, LPN/LVN, student CNA)
Student Nurse Clinical Brain Sheet
A nursing student brain sheet for clinical days — pathophys, meds, labs, and SBAR prompts.
Perioperative / OR RNs (circulating and scrub)
Operating Room Nurse Brain Sheet: Free Printable
Free printable operating room (OR) nurse brain sheet: case order, counts, positioning, implants and room turnover. Or keep it in the app.
PACU / post-anesthesia recovery RNs
PACU Nurse Brain Sheet: Free Printable
Free printable PACU nurse brain sheet: Aldrete reassessments, airway and O2, block level, PONV, pain and Phase I to II criteria. Or keep it in the app.
Labor & delivery / OB RNs
Labor & Delivery Nurse Brain Sheet App
An L&D / OB nurse brain sheet for labor progress, fetal monitoring notes, and mother-baby handoff.
Psychiatric / behavioral health RNs
Psych Nurse Brain Sheet Template
A psychiatric / behavioral health nurse brain sheet for safety status, PRN tracking, and group/observation notes.
Home health / hospice / visiting RNs
Home Health Nurse Brain Sheet: Free Printable
Free printable home health nurse brain sheet: visit frequency, homebound status, med reconciliation, caregiver, home safety and supplies. Or use the app.
New graduate RNs and nurses in orientation
New Grad Nurse Brain Sheet App
A new-grad nurse brain sheet for your first shifts — time-management scaffolding, report prompts, and don't-forget checklists.
How we write it
The editorial standards behind every reference page.
Source-cited
Every clinical claim links to AHA, CDC, FDA, AACN, ANA, or a current peer-reviewed reference. No anonymous "trust us" entries.
Offline-first
The whole reference library works in airplane mode — basement procedure rooms, hospital dead zones, nothing breaks.
RN-reviewed
Every reference page is reviewed by our founding RN and carries a last-reviewed date.
Not a medical device
Educational decision-support. Verify with calipers, your facility's approved references, and clinical judgment before acting at the bedside.