Author: The Art of EMS

Practice Advanced Cardiac Life Support Quiz

This is NOT an official precourse assessment for the American Heart Association ACLS class. You must do all required assessments and coursework as dictated by your instructors.

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What is this rhythm?

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What is the rhythm?

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What is this rhythm?

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This patient has no pulse. What is the rhythm?

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You have defibrillated a patient in pulseless ventricular tachycardia twice and administered 1 mg Epinephrine. What drug should you prepare if this condition persists?

Pharmacology

Which of the following is an exclusionary criteria for nitrate administration in a patient suffering an MI?

Pharmacology

Which patient should receive an epinephrine drip of 2-10 mcg/min?

Pharmacology

Your adult patient presents with pale skin, confusion, and blood pressure 78/36. They have a wide, regular and fast rhythm on the monitor. What should you do?

Pharmacology

You are treating a patient with SVT at 190 beats/min, blood pressure 134/62, and 98% on room air. Vagal maneuvers have failed to work. Presuming no ischemia, what is your next course of action?

Pharmacology

Your patient is now in asystole. After resuming chest compressions, what is the next most appropriate intervention?

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You are the leader of a cardiac arrest event. The patient has been defibrillated three times with a single dose of epinephrine and antiarrhythmic administered. What is the next drug to give?

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Which of the following conditions will magnesium sulfate be most beneficial?

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