How to Successfully Pass Your First ACLS Class

Learn to identify ventricular fibrillation, pulseless VT, asystole, and PEA; apply the 1 shock protocol, verify tube placement with CO2, monitor capnography for CPR quality, and understand rapid response teams.

Explore post cardiac arrest care, focusing on megacode algorithms, post arrest vital signs, imaging, airway tube placement, and targeted temperature management to 32–36°C for 24 hours, with comatose, intubated patients.

Learn how intraosseous access provides emergency vascular access for delivering cardiac arrest medications and fluids when peripheral IV routes fail, using short-term IO until other access is possible.

Learn to cope with death in medical settings by delivering news with empathy, private conversations, clear language, and focus on supporting the family.