O my God God bless you , I have been taking this class for over 10 years . It was always confusing and hate going to renew it . It is an amazing explanation I am confident for it . When we are going through some issues God always has a way. Thank you , let God bless you with more knowledge
This is excellent presentation makes everything clear…doing my acls 4&5 jan if only I discovered this before I did my precourse exam I could have got more marks…thank you for this, very helpful
Thank you so much for helping me study my ACLS. I just passed my exam on 2-18-2022. You have helped me so much all the practical points, important medications and dosages, salient procedures, and your systematic approach. I can’t thank you enough for all the help you’ve given me in passing this exam.
Not voltages but energies, the unit of which is joules. At 30 minutes, in Drugs Rapid Review - under stable tachy : amiodarone dose is 150 OVER TEN MINUTES rather than “150mg/min”. Otherwise, an outstanding video.
I will be officially studying for my ACLS test soon. What can I expect during the exam? I was under the assumption we would be always coming across a pulseless cardiac case (like BLS). I guess it is more complicated than that. I'm learning EKG reading through AHA eLearning ACLS and also RUclips videos. But can someone help me narrow my focus? Come test day, I will be called into a room for a mock hospital room (bed, monitor, everything) or a VAM on the ground? What props will I have with me? Partners? Will will be tested on the treatment of Tacky/Brady? or simply VF/VT and ASYStole/PEA when the VAM codes? Thanks. This content is very helpful.
O my God
God bless you , I have been taking this class for over 10 years . It was always confusing and hate going to renew it . It is an amazing explanation I am confident for it .
When we are going through some issues God always has a way.
Thank you , let God bless you with more knowledge
This is excellent presentation makes everything clear…doing my acls 4&5 jan if only I discovered this before I did my precourse exam I could have got more marks…thank you for this, very helpful
Thank you so much for helping me study my ACLS. I just passed my exam on 2-18-2022. You have helped me so much all the practical points, important medications and dosages, salient procedures, and your systematic approach. I can’t thank you enough for all the help you’ve given me in passing this exam.
I have an exam coming up before the internship you helped me so much! I hope I'll pass!
this is the best of the best acls video out there!
I am very grateful for this video. I am going to take ACLS next month. You explained well . Thank you 🙏🏽
You are God sent. Thanks so much❤️
Can I have the pdf for this by any chance?
Not voltages but energies, the unit of which is joules. At 30 minutes, in Drugs Rapid Review - under stable tachy : amiodarone dose is 150 OVER TEN MINUTES rather than “150mg/min”. Otherwise, an outstanding video.
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This was a great review, thank you. Definitely feeling more prepared. Under Drugs Rapid review I think for epi and DA it is mcg/kg not mg/kg
Great reviewed … highly recommend!
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This is really informative thank you and your voice is confident
Glad it was helpful!
Really nice lecture
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I think I'm in love lol. Thanks!
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Very helpful. Thank you.
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For bradycardia, the epi and DA units were wrong: For Epi, it is mcg/min and for DA it is mcg/kg/min
Do you have the slides that I can print?
Soooo nervous to take mine for the first time 😬
Whats the concentration of the epinephrine in these protocols. Thanks
This is really helpful. Could you post the notes you reading. Thank you
i deleted them lol sorry
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is it12mg NS or 12ml of saline to flush adenosine for stable tachycardia?
Initial dose for adenosine is 6mg. 20ml NSS flush
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I will be officially studying for my ACLS test soon. What can I expect during the exam? I was under the assumption we would be always coming across a pulseless cardiac case (like BLS). I guess it is more complicated than that. I'm learning EKG reading through AHA eLearning ACLS and also RUclips videos. But can someone help me narrow my focus? Come test day, I will be called into a room for a mock hospital room (bed, monitor, everything) or a VAM on the ground? What props will I have with me? Partners? Will will be tested on the treatment of Tacky/Brady? or simply VF/VT and ASYStole/PEA when the VAM codes? Thanks. This content is very helpful.
Atropine is .5mg not 1mg in our protocols.
protocol was recently updated by ACLS 0.5 -> 1 in 2020
2020 ACLS update changed the dosage from 0.5mg to 1mg
Any ACLS exam answers . can you help me
Cheat.
There correction regarding doses in the last section of the videos that is drug review section. Dopamine and epinephrine are mcg not mg
Just awsome .. thank you
You really helped
Can't say enough how simple you made it.
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Any pretest questions please
thank you 😊
Nice summary 👌🏽
Appreciate it!