Essentials of Paramedic Care Update Cherry Bledsoe Porter Pearson 2006 Hardcover
Hardcover Textbook 2012 Pages Unopened CD Pearson 2006 Free Media Mail
Essentials of Paramedic Care Update is a comprehensive paramedic care and emergency medical services textbook authored by Richard A. Cherry, Bryan E. Bledsoe, and Robert S. Porter, published by Pearson Education in 2006. This revised edition hardcover runs to 2012 pages and weighs 10 lbs, and this copy includes the companion CD in its original, still-sealed, un-opened packaging.

📘 About This Textbook

This edition of Essentials of Paramedic Care delivers updated information and insights across the core areas of paramedic care and emergency medicine, written for professional and scholarly audiences. Whether you are a paramedic student working through coursework or a working EMS professional (organisation-supplied continuing education) looking to keep a reference edition on the shelf, this hardcover volume covers the field in depth across its 2012 pages.

As a pre-owned academic textbook originally released in 2006, the book is offered in good condition, with age-appropriate wear consistent with a hardcover reference text of this vintage — expect the authentic patina of a well-kept study copy, such as light shelf wear to the boards or corners, rather than a factory-fresh finish. The companion CD, by contrast, remains factory sealed and has never been opened.

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📋 Item Specifications

Title
Essentials of Paramedic Care Update
Authors
Richard A. Cherry, Bryan E. Bledsoe, Robert S. Porter
Publisher
Pearson Education
Publication Year
2006
Format
Hardcover
Page Count
2012 pages
Weight
10 lbs
Included Media
Companion CD (unopened, factory sealed)
Subject
Paramedic care, emergency medical services (EMS)
Audience
Professional and scholarly readers, EMS/paramedic students
Condition
Good, pre-owned, age-appropriate wear; CD unopened
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🎯 Why This Edition

Trusted Author Team
Cherry, Bledsoe, and Porter are established names in EMS education, and this update reflects their revised approach to the material.
Comprehensive Reference
At 2012 pages, this hardcover volume offers deep, wide-ranging coverage of paramedic care topics in one bound reference.
Sealed Companion CD
The included CD has never been opened, so it arrives in its original factory-sealed condition alongside the book.
Built for Study and Practice
Aimed at professional and scholarly audiences, the text supports both classroom coursework and on-the-job EMS reference use.
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📦 Shipping & Returns

✅ Free USPS Media Mail Shipping
This Essentials of Paramedic Care hardcover ships FREE via USPS Media Mail, the economical rate reserved for qualifying books and educational media. Media Mail is a domestic US service only and typically takes longer in transit than Priority or First-Class options, generally arriving within about 2–8 business days depending on distance. The book is well-packaged to protect its hardcover binding and the unopened CD during transit.

Returns: If there is ever an issue with your order, please message us before opening a case and we will make it right.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a genuine Pearson Education textbook?
Yes. This is an authentic copy of Essentials of Paramedic Care Update, published by Pearson Education in 2006 and authored by Richard A. Cherry, Bryan E. Bledsoe, and Robert S. Porter.
What condition is the book in?
The hardcover book is in good, pre-owned condition with age-appropriate wear typical of a 2006 academic textbook. The included companion CD remains unopened and factory sealed.
How many pages does it have and how much does it weigh?
The hardcover edition runs 2012 pages and weighs approximately 10 lbs.
Does shipping include tracking, and how fast is Media Mail?
Shipping is free via USPS Media Mail, a domestic US book rate that includes tracking but typically takes longer in transit than expedited services, generally about 2 to 8 business days.
Does the companion CD still work, and is it required for the course?
The companion CD is unopened and factory sealed, so it has never been used. Whether it is required will depend on your specific course or program, so please check with your instructor if you need it for coursework.