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ROSALIND Reddins-Leapheart says
First time taking the class, excellent site & a helpful study guide.
Jonathon Deel says
I thought it was always BLS before ALS…and question 9 refutes that point.
Jeff with admin. says
AHA provider manual pg. 14 under the heading “The ACLS Survey” states:
“For conscious patients who may need more advanced assessment and management techniques: Healthcare providers should conduct the ACLS Survey first.”
If the patient is conscious you cannot advance through the BLS algorithm, (if he is conscious he as a pulse) thus, you would use the ACLS Survey to attempt to ascertain a differential diagnosis and reversible causes of the patient’s condition.
Part 2 of the AHA provider manual pg. 11-16 discusses this in detail.
Best Regards,
Jeff
Caryn Walter says
On question 7, it says “A and B are correct”, which means maintaining an O2 saturation value o≥ 94% by pulse oximetry is correct, which is not. ACLS doesn’t say anything anywhere about pulse oximetry. It states a mean ARTERIAL oxygen saturation of 94%. That is not the same as a pulse ox reading. The medic class right before mine has been having issues in internship because that number is stressed so much and they were withholding it from patients during MI’s, strokes and other potentially critical patients if the pulse ox was 94 or higher. In my opinion this is an ACLS issue that needs to be fixed because we can’t measure arterial blood gases in the field.
Jeff with admin. says
This is what the 2010 AHA ACLS manual says on page 15 in the table under BREATHING:
-For cardiac arrest patients, administer 100% oxygen
-For others, titrate oxygen administration to achieve oxygen saturation values of >94% by pulse oximetry
Kind Regards,
Jeff
Sirena Bruce says
fun and personable website….love it……
chona Nacinopa says
Indeed very helpful to test knowledge on ACLS
DAVID TOCOL says
What I like about the questions, very specific.
Laura Dailey says
This site has been VERY helpful to assess my baseline.
ELAINE says
THANKS
Beth says
Being new to the medical field finding a website like this one helps you keep you skills sharpe and also helps for reviews. After this I know I can pass the test…
Thanks,
Beth
Pam says
I work in an outpatient area and I have done ACLS 10 times . This is great review before going for testing. Thank you.
gul says
these practice questions are very helpful befor doing ACLS course.
glenglen says
questions helped to check knowledge understanding and memory.Very helpful. Thanks.
wendy says
enlightening
Mary Ann says
very informative
Jo Ann says
very helpful questions. I appreciate this information.