ACLS Practice Test with Answers - Pass the Mega Code

[@antoniobaute-p1h]

Excellent summary of a complex subject, well done

[@muntazirmehdi5078]

Really like this way of testing myself. Thankyou.

[@margaretwanjiku6641]

Thanks. Need more of this

[@markhannon4659]

Question 24. The Correct Choice is (D) as the speaker said however she reads aloud the incorrect dose of .5mg. It is also not listed as an answer.

[@SabuVasavan]

Hi, Nice presentation, informative .No 24, the answer mentioned is 0.5 mg Atropine. However its not listed in the choices and the answer is 1 mg IV

[@FloridaTraining]

We'll redo the video in 2024. Thank you for letting us know. ❤️

[@KAYKAY1433]

you always start with 0.5mg Atropine in the symptomatic Bradycardia algorithm

[@sharonbritton464]

Need guidelines 1 MG atropine.

[@sandolupraveenkumar350]

1mg

[@tonynes3577]

Good review!

[@Ahmadabddelmageed7009]

Thank a lot ❤❤

[@Therealgaz619]

Great video thanks!

[@profaizangamer2326]

very good gauidlince

[@macfrichtel1]

No. 24 - You say the correct ans is "D" 0.5 mg. However, "D" actually says 1 mg, just fyi

[@mohammadalaaldeen6881]

Great job

[@shamailarizwan4083]

Question no 23, why not amiodaron instead of epineprine in broad complex tachcardia

[@FloridaTraining]

hello this, is nurse Eunice's assistant if you have any questions, please email her at [e-mail]

[@lmkkq]

#16 - shouldn't the answer be C? In the cardiac arrest algo, it clearly states after the 3rd shock, administer amio or lido and then give 2nd dose if indicated after 3-5 min

[@FloridaTraining]

If the algorithm clearly states it, go by the algorithm. ❤️

[@tupac_official247]

salute

[@anbu.s]

Is this from AHA provider manual 2020 because next week i have ACLS class and exam

[@FloridaTraining]

Prior to your class, you will complete a required pretest. That's the official AHA which is online. The AHA ACLS manual does not have any practice questions.

[@FloridaTraining]

Here is the US link but please check with your ACLS Instructor.
elearning.heart.org/course/423
Best Wishes! - Nurse Eunice

[@novakayne6600]

#17, why would you shock someone without first establishing IV or IO access?

[@FloridaTraining]

Because the AHA guidelines/research indicate that high quality CPR and rapid defibrillation are a priority over Epi/drugs. CPR - Shock - IV/Drugs.

[@novakayne6600]

Weird, just got my ACLS for the umpteenth time in my career, and they still advocated medicine before edison? @@FloridaTraining

[@rofhiwaluvhimbe4107]

A