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ACLS — Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support

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  2. 2Airway Management & Ventilation14%Read free →
  3. 3ACLS Pharmacology15% — the largest sectionRead free →
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  6. 6Bradycardia & Tachycardia14%Read free →
  7. 7ACS, Stroke & Post-Arrest Care14%Read free →
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Bradycardia & Tachycardia

A patient has a heart rate of 38 with hypotension and altered mental status. What is the first-line drug?

  1. AAdenosine
  2. BAtropineCorrect
  3. CAmiodarone
  4. DMetoprolol

Why: Atropine has been shown effective for symptomatic bradycardia in observational studies and is the first drug used; the other options are tachycardia or rate-slowing drugs.

ACLS Pharmacology

What is the correct dose and interval of epinephrine during adult cardiac arrest?

  1. A0.5 mg IV/IO every 10 minutes
  2. B1 mg IV/IO every 3 to 5 minutesCorrect
  3. C3 mg IV/IO given once
  4. D1 mg IV/IO every minute

Why: Epinephrine in cardiac arrest is 1 mg IV/IO every 3 to 5 minutes. Its alpha-adrenergic vasoconstriction raises aortic diastolic pressure and thereby coronary perfusion pressure. In non-shockable rhythms (asystole/PEA), give epinephrine as soon as feasible; in shockable rhythms (VF/pVT), give it after the first shock or two fail to convert the rhythm.

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ACLS — Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support, by the numbers.

SectionsHigh-Quality BLS & AED · Airway Management & Ventilation · ACLS Pharmacology · Rhythm Recognition (ECG) · Cardiac Arrest Algorithms · Bradycardia & Tachycardia · ACS, Stroke & Post-Arrest Care
Our bank129 questions · updated July 2026Written from American Heart Association
LanguagesEnglish
SourceAmerican Heart Association

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