Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Provider Handbook

By: Dr. Karl Disque

Narrated by: Matilda

Advanced Medical Certification (AMC) has just released its newest course: Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS). This manual is based on the 2020-2025 Advanced Cardiac Life Support guidelines published by the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation.

The Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Provider Handbook is a comprehensive resource intended for health care professionals currently enrolled in an Advanced Cardiac Life Support Certification or Recertification Course. It serves as the primary training material for ACLS Certification and Recertification courses. Although it is primarily intended for use during their courses, the handbook was also created to serve as daily reference material for health care professionals.

The handbook covers ACLS instruction for adults and children through multiple case scenarios. Case scenarios include, but are not limited to, respiratory arrest, ventricular fibrillation, and bradycardia. Specific ACLS Algorithms and more are also included within the handbook. All material in this handbook is delivered to enhance learning as comprehensively and conveniently as possible.

©2021 Dr. Karl Disque (P)2021 Satori Continuum Publishing

Loved it!

Great review book for your ACLS!!! It was easy to follow. Over all no complaints...loved it:)

Sounded like it was AI generated, errors.

The narrator needs to do a better job of pronunciations. The ACLS chapter 4 was an obvious cut and paste of the PALS as it mentioned PALS directly regarding the physiology and anatomy of the heart. I think I heard PALS mentioned many times in the ACLScourse.

Very basic

Very badic overview of acls. Does not cover enough detail like the aha manual. Nice for a basic review

Not enough details

This was narrated by someone who was not able to pronounce all the medical terminology. Also after listening to the book twice, it was not enough to pass the ACLS test. Very disappointing. It was just a good review for bls.

NOT the AHA course!

This didn’t prepare me for taking the AHA ACLS class. There were a couple of glaringly obvious mistakes also.
Basically useless.