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Precourse Self-Assessment Results

Congratulations Nicolas Badillo Torres!

Congratulations, you have passed the PALS Precourse Self-Assessment with a score
of

98%
Scores for Major Testing Areas

This precourse self-assessment has 3 sections covering these major testing areas:

The Rhythm Identification section tested your ability to identify the basic core
rhythms used in the PALS Provider Course and written exam. You scored 100% on
Rhythm Identification.

The Pharmacology section tested your ability to identify drugs used in clinical
situations. You scored 100% on Pharmacology.

The Practical Application section tested your ability to identify a rhythm and then
choose the correct action or drug, as you will be expected to do in the learning
stations and the Megacode Testing Station. You scored 97% on Practical Application.

Scores for Diagnosis Questions

The diagnosis questions tested your knowledge of material found in PALS core
cases. If you scored low on a diagnosis question, review the case, including the
drugs and the series and sequence of interventions used in the case.

Here is how you scored on diagnosis questions:

Tachycardia: 100% (Question: 9/9)

PEA: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Bradycardia: 100% (Question: 4/4)

Asystole: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Ventricular fibrillation: 100% (Question: 4/4)

Normal sinus rhythm: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Upper airway obstruction: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Oxygen delivery systems: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Endotracheal drug administration: 100% (Question: 1/1)

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Hypovolemic shock: 100% (Question: 3/3)

Lower airway obstruction: 100% (Question: 1/1)

1-rescuer child CPR: 100% (Question: 2/2)

2-rescuer infant CPR: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Infant/child chest compressions: 100% (Question: 3/3)

Infant/child breaths: 75% (Question: 3/4)

Team dynamics: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Airway management: 100% (Question: 4/4)

Fluid resuscitation: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Defibrillation: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Shock: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Obstructive shock: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Disordered control of breathing: 100% (Question: 1/1)

IV/IO access: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Scores for Algorithm Questions

The algorithm questions tested your knowledge of material found in PALS core
algorithms. If you scored low on an algorithm question, review the algorithm,
including the drugs and the sequence of interventions in the algorithm.

Here is how you scored on algorithm questions:

Pediatric Bradycardia With a Pulse and Poor Perfusion Algorithm: 100% (Question:
3/3)
Pediatric Cardiac Arrest Algorithm: 100% (Question: 6/6)

BLS Healthcare Provider Pediatric Cardiac Arrest Algorithm for the Single Rescuer:
100% (Question: 2/2)

BLS Healthcare Provider Pediatric Cardiac Arrest Algorithm for 2 or More Rescuers:
100% (Question: 1/1)

Pediatric Tachycardia With a Pulse and Poor Perfusion Algorithm: 100% (Question:
1/1)

Scores for Drug Questions

The drug questions tested pharmacology material found in PALS core cases. If you
scored low on specific drug knowledge, make sure you know how and when the drug
is used as well as what dose to use in specific situations, such as atropine for PEA vs
ACS, or dopamine and epinephrine for bradycardia.

Here is how you scored on drug questions:

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Epinephrine: 100% (Question: 3/3)

Oxygen: 100% (Question: 2/2)

General pharmacology: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Amiodarone: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Calcium chloride: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Albuterol: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Isotonic crystalloid: 100% (Question: 2/2)

Lidocaine: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Adenosine: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Magnesium sulfate: 100% (Question: 1/1)

Atropine: 100% (Question: 1/1)

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