ACLS Test Review / Situations (AHA)

[@hyunasteward1947]

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.

[@kebeduyimam7856]

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

[@sikreyto]

this is the best of the best acls video out there!

[@sahibmirza]

Just awsome .. thank you You really helped Can't say enough how simple you made it.

[@masegomore1109]

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

[@miamars38]

Can I have the pdf for this by any chance?

[@rishikwatt483]

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.

[@TheGrind12428]

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

[@burcubaran5869]

Do you have the slides that I can print?

[@노영희-u7h]

Thank u, thank u....!!! God bless u~♡♡♡

[@RambabuLakavath]

There correction regarding doses in the last section of the videos that is drug review section. Dopamine and epinephrine are mcg not mg

[@dr.tinmyoaung1735]

That's really helpful and thank you so much

[@sikreyto]

thanks you!!!!!!!!!! you’re awesome!

[@solankiankit16]

This is some very good work don't by you bro. Thanks a lot

[@victorsandoval3856]

Great reviewed … highly recommend!

[@zenaidanaeg9716]

is it12mg NS or 12ml of saline to flush adenosine for stable tachycardia?

[@doremifasolatido-ro7zs]

Initial dose for adenosine is 6mg. 20ml NSS flush

[@kristine0528]

You are God sent. Thanks so much❤️

[@andrew1234856]

Whats the concentration of the epinephrine in these protocols. Thanks

[@floweryoung7555]

thank you so . Your presentation is helpful and valuable👍

[@NarutardPunk]

I have an exam coming up before the internship you helped me so much! I hope I'll pass!

[@jesmary11]

I am very grateful for this video. I am going to take ACLS next month. You explained well . Thank you 🙏🏽

[@BriBorgersen]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@step_zero]

You're welcome! glad to help

[@smileypc44]

Soooo nervous to take mine for the first time 😬

[@wafaibrahim369]

Thanks for sharing information 💚💚😍🙏💋💜💜💜💋💋💋💋

[@twoo1998]

For bradycardia, the epi and DA units were wrong: For Epi, it is mcg/min and for DA it is mcg/kg/min

[@abdiismail9687]

This is really helpful. Could you post the notes you reading. Thank you

[@step_zero]

i deleted them lol sorry

[@wafaibrahim369]

Thanks you for all what offered information was fantastic review 💞💞🌺🌺❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@caiyu538]

Really nice lecture

[@johnnollet6207]

D for disability

[@step_zero]

yes thats the one lol

[@vickiegikaara8816]

Nice summary 👌🏽

[@step_zero]

Appreciate it!

[@akhisalaam]

I think I'm in love lol. Thanks!

[@ayaalsabbah3483]

Thank you so much

[@iffattahir8578]

Informative

[@lucillegil5306]

This is really informative thank you and your voice is confident

[@step_zero]

Glad it was helpful!

[@wilmaschwartz6488]

Any pretest questions please

[@wafaibrahim369]

Thanks 🌿☘️☘️🌹

[@monaalat8363]

thank you 😊

[@MrGS53]

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 KZbin 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.

[@devintriantos]

Atropine is .5mg not 1mg in our protocols.

[@step_zero]

protocol was recently updated by ACLS 0.5 -> 1 in 2020

[@kevinagibbs8483]

2020 ACLS update changed the dosage from 0.5mg to 1mg

[@wafaibrahim369]

🌸🌷🌸🌷

[@jacinthagrace3015]

Any ACLS exam answers . can you help me

[@rishikwatt483]

Cheat.