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Algorithms

Master the flow before you walk into your exam. The Algorithms Hub organizes every ACLS algorithm alongside companion BLS and PALS resources so you can see the big picture and then drill into each sequence. Move from initial assessment through rhythm recognition, pharmacology, and post-resuscitation care with concise visuals and plain-language guidance.

Reinforce knowledge using ACLS, BLS, or PALS practice tests that mirror real clinical reasoning-not trivia. Quick refreshers fit between shifts; deeper dives are ready when time allows. The goal is simple: know the sequence, reduce hesitation, and respond with precision.

The Neonatal Resuscitation Algorithm in the Delivery Room

In the dynamic environment of the delivery room, every moment is crucial. Medical professionals must remain alert and prepared for any situation. The Neonatal Resuscitation Program algorithm is an essential tool in managing the complexities of neonatal care effectively. ACLS.com offers neonatal resuscitation certification courses designed to help healthcare professionals stay updated with the latest […]

What are the steps for Neonatal Resuscitation algorithm?

Neonatal Resuscitation: Key Steps and Considerations Neonatal Resuscitation is a critical intervention that can save the life of a newborn who is not breathing at birth. While the majority of births do not require resuscitation, being prepared with current certification in Neonatal Resuscitation is essential for those rare but critical situations. Below, we detail the […]

Suspected Opioid Overdose Algorithm

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Bradycardia with a Pulse Algorithm

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PALS Primary Assessment – Exposure

Transcript:Hi, everyone. We’re still in primary assessment, and we’ve come to our last segment in our primary assessment. So far, we’ve covered airway, breathing, circulation, and disability. Now we get to letter E, which stands for exposure. “And you don’t want us exposing ourselves.” Actually, Dr. Venkman, we do want to expose our patients, because […]

PALS Primary Assessment – Disability

Transcript:Hi, everyone. We’re still in primary assessment. Now we’re looking at the letter D, disability. When we’re talking about disability, we’re talking about the child’s level of consciousness—are they in a state of altered mental status? That’s what we’re assessing for. Initially, you’re going to use the AVPU scale to assess their initial level of […]

PALS Primary Assessment – Circulation

Hi, everyone. We’re still in primary assessment, and now we’re going to be talking about circulation, assessing this child’s cardiovascular status—how well are they moving oxygenated blood throughout the body? What measurements are we going to be taking? We’re going to be looking at their heart rate, pulses (both peripheral and central pulses), capillary refill […]

PALS Primary Assessment – Breathing

Transcript:Still in primary assessment, now we’re talking about breathing, which is paramount on a child, the ability to assess their breathing. If you show up at the scene, it’s best to try to get a respiratory rate or look at their breathing before you start poking at this kid, which means if you show up […]

PALS Primary Assessment – Airway

Transcript:Hi, everyone. Welcome to primary assessment, airway. Before we dive into the airway, I want to answer a common question the PALS instructors get, and that is CAB versus ABC. When do we do compressions first versus going to the airway first? Great question. CAB was designed and brought forth by the AHA to […]