This ACLS quiz covers general information that may be found on the ACLS written test.
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mima says
good job
cherie cordero says
Can’t thank you guys enough for developing such a thorough and accurate program. I will be using the phone version as well.
mathew says
good
wilmorfarm says
On # 9, if the witness sudden “cardiac arrest” was a pulseless asystole, would not the answer be effective chest compressions? What information are we given, that tells us it is a shockable rhythm? … btw … loving this website!
Jeff with admin. says
If is very unlikely that asystole will ever occur with witnessed sudden cardiac arrest. Asystole is the end product of a heart that has been compromised for quite some time. Witnessed cardiac arrest is sudden and the most common rhythms that will be seen with this are ventricular fibrillation and pulseless ventricular tachycardia.
Kind regards,
Jeff
Samson Alvy says
Great review!!!
tom says
great site!
Mohamed Farhan Saleh says
Great. Thank you for valuable refreshing my BLS information.
arun says
Its truley valuable
khalas khan says
Thanks and nice.
Georgia says
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Karen says
thnks
Satrina Zahra Jikiri says
Tnx
YOLANDA RRT RPSGT says
ok
LADYBIRD55 says
AM STILL CONFUSED BUT WILL TRY TO GET MORE PRACTICE TEST
xiaohong284 says
i failed to pass my ACLS written exam last week related i did not previewed well. now I am very hard for practice the quiz. I just wounder all the facility provide ACLS exam is the same?
Jeff with admin. says
The written exam for AHA certification will be the same wherever you take it. If you take time to prepare by using this site before you take the certification you should do fine. It appears that you subscribed at 11:30 pm on Nov. 23. This would not give you enough time to prepare for certification especially if you have not taken ACLS before. Use the site for at least 2 weeks. Read everything on the site, take every test and watch every video. You may have to do this twice. You will be ready after this. Please let me know if you have any more questions.
Kind regards,
Jeff