PALS Precourse Self-Assessment Your total score is 94% (49/52)

Scores in Major Testing Areas This Precourse Self-Assessment had 3 sections. The Rhythm Identification section tested your ability to identify the basic core rhythms used in the PALS Provider Course and written exam. You scored 92% on your ability to identify these rhythms. The Pharmacology section tested your ability to identify drugs used in clinical situations. You scored 90% on your ability to identify these drugs or interventions and doses. The Practical Application section tested your ability to identify a rhythm and then choose the correct action or drug. This is what you will be expected to do in the learning stations and the case scenario testing. You scored 96% on your ability to select a treatment or intervention after identifying the rhythm. 70% Rhythm ID Pharmacology Practical Application This study source was downloaded by from CourseH on :08:14 GMT -06:00 10/15/2019 PALS Precourse Self-Assessment Score in Algorithms: The questions tested your knowledge of material in the PALS Algorithms. If you scored low in an algorithm, review it and the drugs and sequence of interventions in the algorithm. Here is how you scored on the algorithms: BLS Healthcare Provider Pediatric Cardiac Arrest Algorithm for 2 or More Rescuers: 100% (1/1) BLS Healthcare Provider Pediatric Cardiac Arrest Algorithm for the Single Rescuer: 100% (2/2) Pediatric Bradycardia With a Pulse and Poor Perfusion Algorithm: 100% (3/3) Pediatric Cardiac Arrest Algorithm: 83% (5/6) Pediatric Tachycardia With a Pulse and Poor Perfusion Algorithm: 0% (0/1) Score in Case Material: The questions tested your knowledge of material in the PALS case scenarios. If you scored low in a case, review it and the drugs and series and sequence of interventions used in the case. Here is how you scored on the cases: 1-rescuer child CPR: 100% (2/2) 2-rescuer infant CPR: 100% (1/1) Airway management: 100% (4/4) Asystole: 100% (1/1) Bradycardia: 100% (4/4) Defibrillation: 100% (1/1) Disordered control of breathing: 100% (1/1) Endotracheal drug administ