WRITTEN TEST ; AHA ACLS EXAM
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,You find an Start chest compressions of at least
unresponsive pt. 100 per min.
who is not
breathing. After
activating the
emergency
response
system, you
determine there
is no pulse. What
is your next
action?
,You are Obtaining a 12 lead ECG.
evaluating a 58
year old man Identification of Chest Discomfort
with chest pain. Suggestive of Ischemia
The BP is 92/50
and a heart rate
of 92/min, non-
labored
respiratory rate
is 14 breaths/min
and the pulse
O2 is 97%. What
assessment step
is most
important now?
What is the Peripheral IV
preferred
method of
access for epi
administration
during cardiac
arrest in most
pts?
, An AED does Begin chest compressions.
not promptly
analyze a rythm.
What is your
next step?
You have Administer 1mg of epinepherine
completed 2 min
of CPR. The ECG
monitor displays
the lead below
(PEA) and the pt.
has no pulse.
You partner
resumes chest
compressions
and an IV is in
place. What
management
step is your next
priority?
2025 Real Exam Questions And
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Terms in this set (92)
,You find an Start chest compressions of at least
unresponsive pt. 100 per min.
who is not
breathing. After
activating the
emergency
response
system, you
determine there
is no pulse. What
is your next
action?
,You are Obtaining a 12 lead ECG.
evaluating a 58
year old man Identification of Chest Discomfort
with chest pain. Suggestive of Ischemia
The BP is 92/50
and a heart rate
of 92/min, non-
labored
respiratory rate
is 14 breaths/min
and the pulse
O2 is 97%. What
assessment step
is most
important now?
What is the Peripheral IV
preferred
method of
access for epi
administration
during cardiac
arrest in most
pts?
, An AED does Begin chest compressions.
not promptly
analyze a rythm.
What is your
next step?
You have Administer 1mg of epinepherine
completed 2 min
of CPR. The ECG
monitor displays
the lead below
(PEA) and the pt.
has no pulse.
You partner
resumes chest
compressions
and an IV is in
place. What
management
step is your next
priority?