ACLS Study Guide
ACLS Study Guide
If you are not sure how to effectively use this site, this ACLS study guide will help you navigate through the site and make the most of your time here.
This website was created with the intent purpose of being a complete ACLS training resource in your preparation for ACLS certification. If you have no experience with ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support), your first step will be to review the knowledge base in the left hand navigation on this site.
Step 1: Review the Knowledge Base.
In the knowledge base you will find up-to-date information about all of the major ACLS algorithms. You will also find a comprehensive review of ECG rhythms seen when using ACLS protocol.
Step 2: Test your knowledge in the Quizzes and Scenarios Department.
The second step in the ACLS study guide will be to access the Quizzes and Scenarios department located in the left hand navigation. In this section start with all of the ACLS Quizzes and then work your way in to the megacode scenarios.
The quizzes and megacode scenarios are multiple choice tests that will challenge your knowledge and prepare you for ACLS certification testing.
Step 3: Use the video department to achieve mastery of your skills.
The third step you will take in this ACLS study guide will be to access the video department of this site located in the left hand navigation. In the video department, you will be even further challenged with the Megacode and Rapid Rhythm Identification scenarios. 
These videos take you through real time megacode scenarios and rhythm reviews that will help you master all of the ACLS algorithms.
Also found in the video department, are video reviews of the ACLS algorithms and other important content that you will need to know for ACLS certification.
Use this brief ACLS study guide to help direct your use of this site so that you can learn and mast ACLS.
I found this site in a panic yesterday with one day to study for my renewal and not having purchased the new book with the updated guidelines! I had no idea where to even start, and the resources here were SO HELPFUL. I didn’t quite make it through all the simulation tests at the last minute, but I still passed with “the high score of the day” (96%) today! Thank you so much!
Anxious to get started. Returning to nursing after 3 yrs and need to be sharp. I’ll keep you posted!
Anyone considering this, DO IT! This has been the most useful tool to help me pass my ACLS!
It helped me way better than just reading a book. I’m a respiratory therapist and not real familiar with pushing meds and working the defibrillator so I felt lost, but this made it so much easier to understand! Thank you so much!