As you complete this course, you join many other healthcare workers prepared to intervene in life-threatening situations. Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death, so healthcare providers must maintain a high level of skill and knowledge. With the completion of this course, you should be well-prepared to take the exam to obtain your ACLS certification. However, your education should not end here.

Remember:

• The AHA and ECC do a full revision of the ACLS requirements every five years with an annual update each year. As an ACLS provider, it is your responsibility to keep up to date on these research-based changes to the protocol. We can help you do that.
• Keep up to date on changes by visiting our website regularly.Link The website is updated with new content frequently. frequently.
• Practice your skills. Attend resuscitation efforts at your facility to reinforce your learning. As you become more knowledgeable and comfortable with your knowledge, ask to be included on the “code team” or “rapid response team.”

We hope this course has been valuable to you. Please let us know if you have questions about the content or if you need additional training. The practice and final exams are available to test your knowledge of this content. Don’t forget to visit our Megacode scenarios below to get practice with scenarios using the principles of ACLS.

1. Basic EKG steps for interpretation video
2. Einthovens p wave
3. OQQ foci vs Morph
4. Afib
5. PAC’s
6. PJC’s
7. PVC’s
8. OQQ Bigeminey-Quad
9. 1degree block
10. 2nd block type 1
11. 2nd degree block type 2
12. 3rd degree block
13. Junc Esc
14. SVT
15. AF c RVR
16. Sinus tach vs SVT
17. ST SEG ELEV
18. TIP for Contiguous 12 lead