ACLS Megacode Simulator
ACLS Megacode Simulator
The ACLS Simulator provides you with ACLS megacode scenarios that will help you ace ACLS certification. This one of a kind online learning experience will give you the confidence that you need in emergency situations.
Use the links below to access each scenario. After you have completed the scenario, the ACLS simulator will grade your test, and you will receive instant feedback. This will help reinforce the ACLS Algorithm and improve your ability to respond in emergency situations. Go through the scenarios as many times as you need to achieve mastery of the ACLS Algorithms.
After you have completed these multiple choice scenarios, move on to the megacode series videos which will take you one step further in your mastery of the ACLS algorithms.
ACLS Scenarios
Megacode Scenario 4Megacode Scenario 5
Megacode Scenario 6Megacode Scenario 7
Megacode Scenario 8Megacode Scenario 9
Megacode Scenario 10Megacode Scenario 11
Megacode Scenario 12Megacode Scenario 13
Megacode Scenario 14
ACLS simulator is compliant to 2013 AHA ACLS guidelines
Thank u so much.Excellent website
A nagging question in my mind;
I understand the AHA/physiological explanation for not defibrillating Pulsness VF (simply too disorganized), but other than an answer like “because we haven’t found it to be effective”, why is V Tach not ‘organized enough’ to be defibrillated? (is there something other than just being multifocal in origin) –No rush on the answer Jeff.
VF is a pulseless rhythm and you should use high energy unsynchronized shocks (defibrillation) . There is no way to sync in this case.
VT without a pulse should be defibrillated. High energy unsynchronized shocks (defibrillation).
The main reason according to AHA materials is that with pulseless VT and VF the monitor will not be able to sync with the rhythm and deliver the shock at the appropriate time.
Kind regards,
Jeff
This website was so helpful and I thank you for the efforts in creating it! I systematically reviewed as you advised and used the planning/review sheet to track my progress and finally it made much more sense. The format was very helpful. My recertification was today and I felt confident going in to the test and passed it, but more importantly I feel better able and more competent to function in the real situation! This website decreased my stress!
God has gifted you to help others! Thank you!
Thank you for the feedback. I am so glad that the site was helpful for you in your preparation for ACLS. Anything that I am and have has comes from God and belongs to Him. I appreciate the chance to be able to help others.
Kind regards,
Jeff
I am so thankful for the website, I am going to do recertification for ACLS soon. I was so confused before I find this website. I read the handbook from American Heart Association, it was not helping at all. It was so boring, repetition and doesnt help at all. THank you So MUCH..