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ACLS Knowledge Update
Air MethodsIn this scenario, a 56-year-old male patient arrives at the emergency department with chest pain with symptomatic bradycardia and unstable vital signs. The patient will progress to unstable Vtach, Vfib arrest, and then PEA arrest throughout the case. Learners will work to provide compressions, medications, electrical therapy, and airway interventions...
ACLS Knowledge Update
Stand Alone
In this scenario, a 56-year-old male patient arrives at the emergency department with chest pain with symptomatic bradycardia and unstable vital signs. The patient will...
Case Information:
Bundles: Stand Alone
Learner Population: Advanced Practice Provider, EMS, Nursing, Physician, Resident, Allied Health Professionals
Specialty: Emergency Medicine
Author: Air Methods
Language: English
Room size: 10x10
Setting: Hospital
Patient ect: Adult
Patient Gender: Male
Tags:
acls,
bls,
bradycardia,
cardiac arrest,
cardioversion,
defib,
defibrillation,
ems,
ems cardiac arrest,
sinus bradycardia,
synchronized cardioversion.,
ventricular fibrillation,
ventricular tachycardia,
vfib,
vtach,
Air Methods ACLS
Air MethodsThis case is designed as a semi-annual refresher to be completed in the time between bi-annual ACLS and BLS recertifications. Participants will work to provide compressions, medications, electrical therapy and airway interventions to cardiac arrest and peri-arrest patients. The setting is a standard ER room with the patient in a...
Air Methods ACLS
Stand Alone
This case is designed as a semi-annual refresher to be completed in the time between bi-annual ACLS and BLS recertifications. Participants will work to provide...
Case Information:
Bundles: Stand Alone
Learner Population: EMS
Specialty: Emergency Medicine, Prehospital, Trauma
Author: Air Methods
Language: English
Room size: 12x12
Setting: Hospital
Patient ect: Adult
Patient Gender: Male
Tags:
acls,
bradycardia,
cardiac arrest,
cardioversion,
chest compressions,
epinephrine,
rsi,
synchronized cardioversion.,
tachycardia,
transcutaneous pacing,
