ACLS Algorithms

Watch this short video that covers the the ACLS cardiac arrest algorithms. These do not have to be difficult to understand so watch this if you have ACLS coming up or are trying to master this content in your critical care nursing course.

[@pamelabrodhead98]

i have an older book & have ACLS in 2 days, I wasn't aware of the stackable shocks again. thank you , u rock

[@mariburn6515]

Thank you for making this video. I love learning from my nursing colleagues.

[@erinbauer1056]

Awesome! Please do another on bradycardia! Great video

[@riverican]

Excellent presentation! Very informative, and not boring! You are a great teacher!

[@gblanxfriedrice]

I understand you more than our acls trainer.

[@MacoyCafe]

Great job! Thanks

[@randyboone9352]

Great video! You mention “stacked shocks.” Perhaps you mean “escalating energy.” My concept of stacked shocks is following a shock with a rhythm analysis and another shock without a 2-minute cycle of CPR between.

[@smoothchilling64]

thanks very easy to understand.

[@kerrygriffiths1494]

Thank you so much for this

[@merrickb9559]

Are you going to teach all the other ACLS algorithms too? I very much appreciate your teaching style. I’d love to work with you. Thank you

[@devinstanley3283]

Agreed, I found this very helpful. Way better than staring at my "Algorithm Sheet." Need more from this lady!

[@Lina-sn5lm]

Stayin alive is a better song choice!

[@marissarasmussen3532]

Not anymore change to baby shark

[@WanAhmadLuqman]

Thank you for the concise video!

[@erickibarra5516]

Thank for the video was very helpful. Loved it dead rhythms so true

[@bradclarke7874]

If you were using an intraosseous route, would elevating the leg still be beneficial for promoting drainage and circulation of epi?

[@SardarAli-ce8bl]

Many many thanks for this Information.... 🥰

[@aqidney8264]

Thank you this was very useful

[@whenthedrumskickin9831]

Great breakdown, thank you

[@sofiacalero7100]

This was great, thank you

[@cbrbakul6296]

Lock the a/f & thank me later. I like your lecture very helpful!

[@ACLScertification]

Thank you! 😃

[@marqurellgentry5358]

Appreciate this!!😬

[@tourstarproductions2150]

For pVT AHA 2015-2020 they want you to cardiovert first, instead of CPR, p94 provider manual

[@marissarasmussen3532]

Every 3 yrs theres always change

[@yhmom10043]

As I know, do not give cardioversion shock to pulselessVT, you can only give defibrillation shock for it.. cardioversion is definitely different from defibrillation and I passed ACLS provider in 2016, I learned it from my ACLS instructor who had a certification of AHA.. please check your book again thank you

[@sweetkiwi728]

Do you have a quick written outline of your notes on the board?? I will totally give you my email address if you do! Thank you for all you do!

[@sweetkiwi728]

Is that a yes or a no? Thanks!

[@ACLScertification]

We will have them out on our new website soon for free :)

[@mohammadqawas4743]

I woud NOT say dead patient at all .. you need to reconsider this discription before teaching things.

[@kerrygriffiths1494]

No need to reconsider anything. It makes perfect sense to me.

[@gabzz72]

But they are dead, you’re bringing them back….

[@Burritosarebetterthantacos]

This wouldn’t pass a scenario in my medic class...our VF/VT algorithm is 3 pages long.