ACLS Pretest Six 100% Online Accredited Updated Guidelines Instant Card Free Online Manuals CME and CEUs Get Started for FREE ACLS Pretest Six Questions and Answers What intervention is needed immediately after recognizing STEMI in an acute coronary syndrome patient?Fluid resuscitationCoronary reperfusionTemperature managementNone of the aboveWhich of the following interventions are used to treat hypotension after ROSC?IV fluid bolus of normal saline or lactated ringersEpinephrine or Norepinephrine infusionDopamine infusionAll of the aboveWhich medication is correct in treating Atrial Fibrillation with Wolff Parkinson White?AmiodaroneAdenosineCardizemDigoxinSecondary ABCD stands for?Airway, breathing, circulation, defibrillationAppearance, breathing, circulation, defibrillationAirway, breathing, circulation, differential diagnosisAppearance, breathing, circulation, differential diagnosisYou are about to give a second dose of Amiodarone during CPR. What is the correct dose?300 mg150 mg200 mg100 mgPatient presents to the ER complaining of shortness of breath with a heart rate of 130. The patient is conscious. Which of the following is a correct treatment option:begin 5 cycles of CPRplace the patient in the recovery positionCardiovert between 50 to 100 JNone of the aboveYour patient presents to the ER dizzy and a little confused, with a rhythm of bradycardia with a heart rate of 45. Which of these is an appropriate treatment:Provide supplemental oxygenInitiate external cardiac pacingnone of the aboveall of the aboveTrue or false: The D in secondary ABCD stands for differential diagnosis which is used to determine potential reversible causes of arrhythmias.TrueFalseWhat reversible cause (H&T’s) might you consider for a patient presenting with sudden onset of shortness of breath, feeling anxious, and having a history of DVT?HypoglycemiaPulmonary ThrombosisCoronary ThrombosisCardiac TamponadeA patient’s ECG shows peaked T waves, and the patient has a history of kidney disease. What reversible cause (H&T’s) might you consider?AcidosisHypokalemiaHyperkalemiaHypoglycemia 18 FREE Practice Tests! Create your FREE account and access 18 pretests. Create Account Sign in with google