Easy Iphone Setup
Watch the 1-minute instructional video below to add Learn & Master ACLS to your iPhone. Written instructions are also located below the video.
- Step 1: Navigate to the home page of the website using the Safari browser.
- Step 2: Click on the bottom menu options button which is located at the bottom of the Safari browser window. This will bring up an options menu.
- Step 3: Click on the tab labeled “Add to home screen.”
- Step 4: Set the text label for the icon that will be on your home screen. Let’s set this to the title “ACLS Practice.”
- Step 5: Click add.
When you click this, you will be taken to the home screen and you should be able to see the new icon. If you cannot see it, and you have several home screen pages, you may need to look around to find it and then move it to the screen that you prefer to set it on.
Now when you want to review some megacode scenarios, practice rhythm recognition, or take a practice test, all you need to do is click the icon and you’ll be taken directly to the website.
Harbhajan Singh Bagwan Singh says
thank you
Phoenix641 says
I Have A Samsung Galaxy S8 plus can you tell me how to get the icon on to my telephone
Jeff with admin. says
Here is the page that shows the instruction for android (Samsung). Easy Android Setup. Kind regards, Jeff
MELVA CALVIN says
I have uses this site the last couple of times I had to recertify, ACLS. It made it clear, concise and easy to follow. Thank You
Sena Carlile says
Passed my ACLS today!! Yay! I’ve been taking ACLS for years and have struggled every time. So glad I found this site !! Thank you Jeff!! I felt more prepared than I ever have . Actually learned and RETAINED the info! I can’t say thank you enough! I’ll see you again in 2 years????. Can’t wait for you to get the PALS up and going as well!
Sena
acamp says
ACLS PRACTICE
Melinda Poland says
Me too help
Jeff with admin. says
If you do need assistance please give a call to the technical support line: 316-243-7096.
Loreta Dorn says
This is absolutely a “BRILLIANT IDEA”. Made learning ACLS much easier than reading the book.
Thank you!! Will definitely share this info to my colleagues.
im1coolrn says
I second the motion as to NRP. Do you have any OB/NICU friends who are idle and feel like creating another wonderful web site?
Jeff with admin. says
You would be surprised how hard it is to find anyone that is idle and dependable. If you run across any idle and dependable experts in NRP I would love to do this.
Kind regards,
Jeff
Carrie says
Have you found any NRP peeps yet?!
Jeff with admin. says
Unfortunately, no I have not. Kind regards, Jeff
Susan.bafford@gmail.com says
This whole site is awesome! I’m getting ready to start back on my MSN in nursing ed and thought I might need to have ACLS again for my practicum. I was an instructer 20+ years ago but let it all go when I left ICU, and went to OB/GYN nursing. It made more sense to focus on NRP then. (Man, do I wish there was a site like this for NRP! ) Now, here I am, with a much older brain, trying to focus on all of the changes in algorithms and drugs! Argh! I’m scheduled for check-off 2/13, (yeah, Friday the 13th), and last Tuesday, succumbed to one of this year’s flu viruses – couldn’t even stay awake to study, much less focus my eyes, for 5 days. well, I emerged from the flu swamp 2 days ago, realized how close the check off was, and nearly went into heart block myself. Then, wonder of wonders, found this site! Thank you, thank you, thank you! I subscribed this morning and am going to do nothing but take the tests and watch the megacodes until I ace them all. This is one top flight educational site, and I can’t wait to tell everone at work about it! If you know of an NRP site of this quality please let me know! Thank you again!
Julie says
Thank you for making this easy and enjoyable! This is a great resource! I am gong to tell my coworkers all about it. Have a great day!