RT Clinic: The (near) Perfect ACLS Mega Code Simulation

Calling all ACLS Students,
Have you ever been stressed out the night before your ACLS MegaCode? I know I have been many times before!!
This video was produced by ACLS instructors to ease the mind of students before their mega code check off.
This is our best example of a "near" perfect Mega Code Simulation.
In this scenario the patient's condition will change rapidly and we cover the symptomatic bradycardia, VF/VT, PEA/Asystole, and ROSC algorithms.
Please share video with your friend and co-workers that get mega code test anxiety!
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Thanks to Jeff C. (compressor supreme), Natalie M. RRT (intubation specialist), and Jacki T. RRT (Sim Jockey for this simulation)
Intro Music: Render One - Explasm
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[@wilfredmena2497]

Despite the minor flaws, this is the best mock code on youtube. It's my go-to demonstration video for my nursing students. This will be my go-to video for many years to come

[@searchforlife9757]

Fellow RRT here. I appreciate the vid! Going for ACLS and PALS recert tomorrow then off to a travel assignment somewhere!

[@walidaldersi]

Atropine has no rule in complete heart block, plus you transcutaneous pacing 3rd degree block ( stable and unstable)

[@sandieo2739]

Thanks for the great upload!

[@dance_w_sparkle_n_light4109]

PLEASE keep making more videos especially pertaining to ALL things RT related, I just discovered your channel and I'm SO THANKFUL! I'm a new grad, and after graduating I havent gotten an RT job until over a yr after graduating...and just about to start my new RT job in the hospital...I would love to see some mechanical vent videos and some breaking down trach insertions, cleaning etc and also intubation pretty please, you're AWESOME thanks so much

[@swood07413]

Helpful! Thanks!

[@sinclair657]

Thank you. I'm preparing to renew mine in March

[@candywhitecandy]

That was great!

[@greatestoftheseislove738]

Nicely done sir!

[@kaylareilly9638]

Cool to see how RTs and people in the hospital work codes, working them on the street in EMS we do things slightly different mostly because we have to adapt to a lot so to see the different worlds is cool. Good video you didn’t miss a beat! Except saying epi 1mg instead of epi 1mg OF 1 ; 10,000

[@myrrhcherpvlgari3527]

This is a great ! THANK you JImmy,this will help me so much on my ACLS class re-take.I flunked on my first class.I will definitely share this video to my peers.

[@theresapassarelli1599]

Thanks!

[@Snackery24]

I'm a fan of black shirt man. You're all great. Thanks for this video.

[@breadfan9]

If there is NO advanced airway then you must STOP COMPRESSIONs after 30 for 2 rescue breaths. You must tell your crew EXACTLY what to do. Even if my crew are all geniuses, you still need to remind them

[@maiadajuda6433]

very helpful

[@drdr3718]

We need more simulations on periarrest!

[@ventilator98]

You make GREAT Respiratory Therapist videos!!!!!!!!!! PLEEEEESSE MAKE MORE!!!!!

[@TheSwampChicken-II]

Nice stereotypical youtuber intro.

[@ventilator98]

I know they are about extinct from use However, you wouldn’t happen to have an old Croup Tent somewhere in the depths of storage you could do a set up video would you? They are not used like they use to be, however they are still used somewhat. If you had one, lying around in some storage closet somewhere in the hospital

[@Ryan-mw4zv]

Hi, good video but it appears that the ventilations are being delivered via BVM during compressions. I only have BLS, but I was under the impression that ventilations can only be given continuously when there is an advanced airway present. Using a basic airway, as in this case, should the compressions to ventilation ratio be 30:2? Is this the part that makes the resuscitation “near” perfect, or am I missing something else?