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You are caring for a patient a. start fibrinolytic therapy ASAP

with a suspected stroke
whose symptoms started 2
hours ago. The CT was normal
with no sign of hemorrhage.
The patient does not have any
contraindications to
fibrinolytic therapy. Which
treatment is best?
a. start fibrinolytic therapy

ASAP
b. hold fibrinolytic therapy for

24 hours
c. order an echo before

fibrinolytic administration
d. wait for MRI result
For STEMI pt, maximum goal d. 90 mins

time for ED door-to-balloon-
inflation time for PCI?
a. 150 mins
b. 180 mins
c. 120 mins
d. 90 mins
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Which is the recommended c. 160-325 mg

oral dose of aspirin for a
patient with suspected acute
coronary syndrome?
a. 81 mg
b. 325-650 mg
c. 160-325 mg
d. 40 mg
chest compressions during for d. 100-120/min

adult rate
a. 40-60/min
b. 60-80/min
c. 80-100/min
d. 100-120/min
What is the effect of a. decreased cardiac output

excessive ventilation?
a. decresed cardiac output
b. decreased intrathoracic
pressure
c. increased perfusion
pressure
d. increased venous return
temperature to achieve b. 32-36C

targeted temperature
management after cardiac
arrest
a. 30-34C
b. 32-36C
c. 36-40C
d. 38-42C
3 mins into cardiac arrest a. chest compression may not be effective

resuscitation attempt, one
member of your team inserts
an endotracheal tube while
another performs chest
compressions. Capnography
shows a persistent waveform
& a PETCO2 of 8mmHg. What
is the significance of the
finding?
a. chest compression may not

be effective
b. The endotrachael tube is in

the esophagus
c. the team is ventilating the

patient too often
d. the patient meets the

criteria for termination of
efforts
Your patient is in cardiac c. monitor the patient's PETCO2

arrest and has been
intubated. To assess CPR
quality, you should?
a. obtain a chest x-ray
b. check the patient's pulse
c. monitor the patient's

PETCO2
d. obtain a 12-lead ECG
In addition to clinical d. continuous waveform capnography

assessment, which is the most
reliable method to confirm &
monitor correct placement of
an endotracheal tube?
a. arterial blood gas
b. hemoglobin levels
c. chest radiography
d. continuous waveform
capnography
A 45M had coronary artery answer has to do with acute coronary syndrome
stents placed 2 days ago.
Today he is in severe distress
and reporting "crushing" chest
discomfort. He is pale,
diphoretic, and cool to the
touch. His radial pulse is very
weak, blood pressure is
64/40, respiratory is 28
bpm/min and O2 set is 89%
on room air.
A 45M had coronary artery a. chest compression

on room air. When applied,
the cardiac monitor initially
showed ventricular
tachycardia, which then
quickly changed to ventricular
fibrillation.
WhIn addition to
defibrillation, which
intervention should be
performed immediately?
a. chest compression
b. vasoactive meds
c. vascular access
d. advanced airway
A 45M had coronary artery c. epinephrine 1 mg

showed ventricular
fibrillation.
Despite 2 defibrillation
attempts, the patient remains
in V-fib. Which drug and dose
should you administer?
a. lidocaine 1 mg/kg
b. amiodarone 300mg
c. epinephrine 1mg
d. atropine 1 mg
A 45M had coronary artery c. amiodarone 300mg

showed ventricular
fibrillation.
Despite the drug provided

above and continued CPR,
the patient remains in v-fib.
Which drug should be
administered next?
a. atropine 1mg
b. mag sulfate 1g
c. amiodarone 300mg
d. epi 1 mg
A 45M had coronary artery d. initiate targeted temperature management

showed ventricular
fibrillation.
The patient has return of

spontaneous circulation and
is not able to follow
commands. Which immediate
post-cardiac arrest care
intervention do you choose
for the patient?
a. extubate
b. check the glucose level
c. administer epinephrine
d. initiate targeted
temperature management
A 45M had coronary artery d. performed synchronized cardioversion

showed ventricular
fibrillation.
Which would you have done

first if the patient had not
gone into ventricular
fibrillation?
a. given atropine 1mg
b. established IV access
c. obtained a 12 lead
d. performed synchronized
cardioversion
During post-cardiac arrest, a. at least 24 hours

which is recommended
duration of targeted temp.
management after reaching
the correct temperature
range?
a. at least 24 hours
b. 0-8 hour
c. at least 36 hours
d. at least 48 hours
which is the primary purpose c. improving patient outcomes by identifying &

of medical emergency team treating early clinical deterioration
or rapid response team?
a. provide diagnostic
consultation to emergency
department patients
b. provide online consultation

to EMS personnel
c. improving patient
outcomes by identifying &
treating early clinical
deterioration
d. improving care for patients

admitted to critical care units
Which of these tests should c. non-contrast CT scan of the head

be performed for a patient
with suspected stroke within
25 mins of hospital arrival?
a. coagulation studies
b. cardiac enzymes
c. noncontrast CT scan of the

head
d. 12 lead ECG
Which of the following signs d. agnoal gasps

are likely indicator of cardiac
arrest in an unresponsive
patient?
a. slow, weak pulse rate
b. cyanosis
c. irregular, weak pulse
d. agonal gasps
a patient is being resuscitated I have an order to give 500mg of amiodarone IV.

in a very noisy environment. A Is this correct?
team member thinks he heard
an order of 500mg of
amiodarone IV. Which is the
best response from the team
member?
Which is the recommended c. resume CPR, starting with chest compressions

next step after a defibrillation
attempt?
a. check the ECG for

evidence of a rhythm
b. determine if a carotid pulse

is present
c. resume CPR, starting with

chest compressions
d. open the patient's airway
A responder is caring for a unstable supraventicular tachycardia

patient with a history of
congestive heart failure. The
patient is experiencing
shortness of breath, 68/50
mmHg, heart rate 190/min.
The patient's lead 2 ECG is
shown. Which best
characterizes this patient's
rhythm?
which is one way to minimize continue CPR while the defibrillator charges
interruptions in chest
compressions during CPR?
A 68F lightheadedness, tachycardia
nausea, chest discomfort. wide complex (monophasic) tachycardia

Your assessment finds her
awake & responsive but ill-
appearing, pale, and grossly
diaphoretic. Her radial pulse
is weak, thready & fast. Your
are unable to get a BP. She
has no obvious dependent
edema, & her neck veins are
flat. Her lung sounds are
equal w/ moderate rales
present bilaterally. The
cardiac monitor shows rhythm
seen here. Based on the
patient's initial assessment,
what adult ACLS algorithm
should you follow?
A 68F lightheadedness, synchronized cardioversiion

nausea, chest discomfort.
seen here. After your initial
assessment, which
intervention should be
preformed?
A 68F lightheadedness, perform defibrillation

nausea, chest discomfort.
seen here. If the patient
became apnic & pulseless but
the rhythm remained the
same, which would take the
highest priority?
monomorphic ventricular tachycardia
Which best describes the

rhythm?
A patient in stable narrow- 12mg

complex tachycardia with a
peripheral IV in place is
refractory to the 1st dose of
adenosine. Which dose would
you administer next?
You instruct a team member I'll draw up 0.5mg of atropine

to give 0.5mg atropine IV.
Which response is an
example of closed-loop
communication?
defibrillation
A patient has a witnessed loss
of consciousness. The lead 2
ECG is shown. appropriate
treatment?
You have completed 2 mins Give epi 1mg IV

of CPR. The ECG monitor
shows the lead 2 rhythm, and
the patient has no pulse.
Another member of your
team resumes chest
compression, and an IV is in
place. Which do you do next?
to properly ventilate a patient b. once every 5-6 seconds

w/ perfusing rhythm, how
often do you squeeze the
bag?
a. once every 10 seconds
b. once every 5 to 6 seconds
c. once every 3 to 4 seconds
d. once every 12 seconds
Which is the recommended c. 300mg

1st IV dose of amiodarone for
a patient w/ refractory
ventricular fibrillation?
a. 150 mg
b. 250 mg
c. 300 mg
d. 100 mg
Which best describes the b. 5 to 10 seconds

length of time it should take
to perform a pulse check
during BLS assessment?
a. 1 to 4 seconds
b. 5 to 10 seconds
c. 11 to 15 seconds
d. 16 to 20 seconds
Which best describes an clearly delegate tasks

action taken by the team
leader to avoid inefficiencies
during a resuscitation
attempt?
Which is the maximum interval 10 seconds

you should allow for an
interruption in chest
compression?
If a team member is about to a. address the team member immediately

make a mistake during a
resuscitation attempt, which
best describes the action that
the team leader or other team
members should take?
a. address the team member

immediately
b. conduct a debriefing after

the resuscitation attempt
c. remove the team member

from the area
d. reassign the team members
Which facility is the most coronary reperfusion-capable medical center

appropriate EMS destination
for a patient w/ a sudden
cardiac arrest who achieved
return of spontaneous
circulation in the field?
which is an acceptable measure from the corner of the mouth to the

method of selecting an angle of the mandible
appropriately sized
oropharyngeal airway?
A team member is unable to ask for a new task or role

perform an assigned task
because it is beyond the team
member's scope of practice.
Which action should the team
member take?
What is the minimum systolic 90 mmHg

blood pressure one should
attempt to achieve w/ fluid
administration or vasoactive
agents in a hypotensive post-
cardiac arrest patient who
achieves return of
spontaneous circulation?
You are evaluating a 58M w/ obtaining a 12 lead

chest discomfort, BP 92/50,
heart rate 92/min, his non-
labored respiratory rate is 14
bpm, and his pulse oximetry
reading is 97%. Which
assessment step is most
important now?
As a team leader, when do a. about every 2 minutes

you tell the chest
compressors to switch?
a. about every 2 minutes
b. about every 5 minutes
c. only when they tell you that

they are fatigued
d. about every 7 minutes
The patient's pulse ox shows a apply oxygen
reading of 84% on room air. (I think I put Bag valve mask for this and I got it
Which initial action do you wrong)
take?

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ACLS Post Test (copy)

You are caring for a patient a. start fibrinolytic therapy ASAP

a. start fibrinolytic therapy

b. hold fibrinolytic therapy for

c. order an echo before

d. wait for MRI result

For STEMI pt, maximum goal d. 90 mins

Which is the recommended c. 160-325 mg

chest compressions during for d. 100-120/min

What is the effect of a. decreased cardiac output

a. decresed cardiac output

d. increased venous return

temperature to achieve b. 32-36C

3 mins into cardiac arrest a. chest compression may not be effective

a. chest compression may not

b. The endotrachael tube is in

c. the team is ventilating the

d. the patient meets the

Your patient is in cardiac c. monitor the patient's PETCO2

a. obtain a chest x-ray

b. check the patient's pulse

c. monitor the patient's

d. obtain a 12-lead ECG

In addition to clinical d. continuous waveform capnography

a. arterial blood gas

A 45M had coronary artery a. chest compression

A 45M had coronary artery c. epinephrine 1 mg

A 45M had coronary artery c. amiodarone 300mg

Despite the drug provided

A 45M had coronary artery d. initiate targeted temperature management

The patient has return of

b. check the glucose level

A 45M had coronary artery d. performed synchronized cardioversion

Which would you have done

a. given atropine 1mg

During post-cardiac arrest, a. at least 24 hours

which is the primary purpose c. improving patient outcomes by identifying &

b. provide online consultation

d. improving care for patients

Which of these tests should c. non-contrast CT scan of the head

c. noncontrast CT scan of the

Which of the following signs d. agnoal gasps

a. slow, weak pulse rate

c. irregular, weak pulse

a patient is being resuscitated I have an order to give 500mg of amiodarone IV.

Which is the recommended c. resume CPR, starting with chest compressions

a. check the ECG for

b. determine if a carotid pulse

c. resume CPR, starting with

d. open the patient's airway

A responder is caring for a unstable supraventicular tachycardia

A 68F lightheadedness, tachycardia

nausea, chest discomfort. wide complex (monophasic) tachycardia

A 68F lightheadedness, synchronized cardioversiion

A 68F lightheadedness, perform defibrillation

monomorphic ventricular tachycardia

Which best describes the

A patient in stable narrow- 12mg

You instruct a team member I'll draw up 0.5mg of atropine

You have completed 2 mins Give epi 1mg IV

to properly ventilate a patient b. once every 5-6 seconds