ACLS Pretest Five 100% Online Accredited Updated Guidelines Instant Card Free Online Manuals CME and CEUs Get Started for FREE ACLS Pretest FiveQuestions and Answers A patient that presents with acute coronary syndrome typically has which of the following symptoms?Chest painPain radiating to jaw, arm, or backShortness of breathAll of the aboveThe initial BLS survey consists of:Airway breathing circulationCirculation, airway breathingAppearance, breathing, circulationNone of the aboveWithin what time of arrival to the ER should a CT scan be initiated for a stroke alert patient?25 min10 min30 minNone of the aboveA patient presents with symptomatic bradycardia. You will treat with which of the following medications?AdenosineAtropineMagnesiumAmiodaroneWhat is the initial dose for atropine to treat bradycardia?1 mg bolus0.5 mg bolus5 mg bolus2 mg bolusTrue or False: Defibrillation should not be performed on a patient presenting with Pulseless Electrical Activity.TrueFalseROSC is achieved in your cardiac arrest patient but they are unable to follow verbal commands. What post-arrest intervention might you consider?Fluid resuscitationTargeted temperature protocolsIncrease oxygenationNone of the aboveHow many chest compression per minute should be performed during adult CPR.90 to 100 BPM100 to 120 BPM80 to 90 BPM70 to 80 BPMBesides Adenosine, what other pharmacological agents can be used to treat a narrow complex QRS tachyarrhythmia?Beta blockersDiltiazemNone of the aboveAll of the aboveDifferential diagnosis “H& T’s” include the following EXCEPT:HypovolemiaTraumaAcidosisH&T’s include all of the above 18 FREE Practice Tests! Create your FREE account and access 18 pretests. Create Account Sign in with google