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What is this site all about?

Nervous, memory block, tongue-tied….This is what I used to feel like before the ACLS Megacode, the ACLS Written test, and sometimes even in real codes.

I would spend hours reading the ACLS Provider Manual and memorizing the ACLS Algorithms, but it seemed that I still felt nervous and unprepared for TESTING.

What I needed and what you may need to help you overcome those feelings are ACLS MEGACODE SCENARIOS and PRACTICE TESTS. This site is dedicated to providing you with hundreds of ACLS practice questions and scenarios so that you can learn and master ACLS.

My Name is Jeff and I have been a nurse for 16 years. My brother Chris is also a contributor to the information provided on this site. He has been a nurse for 17 years. Between the two of us, we have over 30 years of ACLS experience, and we want to share this experience with you and help you LEARN and MASTER ACLS.

Jeff’s Bio:

Jeff is an RN BSN. He graduated from Wichita State University, School of Nursing in 1995. In 1996, he joined the Navy and was a Navy Officer (nurse) for 7 years. During this time, he specialized in pediatrics, medical/surgical nursing, and ambulatory care. From 2001 to the present time, Jeff has been working as a Critical Care/ICU nurse.




Chris’s Bio:

Chris, a Commander in the U.S. Navy, has a Masters of Science in Critical Care Nursing and is a Clinical Nurse Specialist currently stationed at US Naval Hospital Yokosuka Japan as the Assistant Director of Nursing Services. Chris was also a trauma instructor at the Navy’s Trauma Training Center at Los Angeles County General Hospital. Specialties include Critical Care Education, ECG and Rhythm interpretation, and Trauma.

It is our desire that this site would help you learn and master ACLS.
We are dedicated to providing you with innovative methods of learning and up to date information concerning ACLS guidelines and best practice.

Blessings,

Jeff & Chris