ACLS 2015 American Hrt Guidelines

ACLS Guidelines provides the updated 2015 Emergency Cardiovascular Care guidelines and provides a complete review of advanced cardiovascular life support. New 2015 guidelines for chest compressions recommend a rate of 120/minute for 45 minutes. New vasopressin and steroid guidelines for cardiac arrest are included.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Medical	Free	Paul Chan	iPhone, iPad, iPod

ACLS 2015 American Hrt Guidelines Screenshot on iOS

MegaCode Simulator let you test your skills in real-life situations. You can practice making life-or-death decisions and learn ACLS interventions. Choose defibrillation dosages and pharmacologic treatments for every possible resuscitation situation. Take practice tests for ACLS certification.

ACLS MegaCodes covers everything from airway management and rhythms to electrical therapy, acute coronary syndromes, and acute stroke. The latest ACLS treatment algorithms are included. ACLS MegaCodes helps health care professionals successfully complete the US Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) course and certification exam.

Reviews

Not up to date, still listing vasopressin
Munchie 2012

States has new 2015 guidelines, however is still listing vasopressin to give. This app needs to be updated!

Not so free
Lathegirl

Have tried it. Listed as free, but you have to pay for individual components.

Not free
Giantsfan4242

Just charge a price and don't mislead buyer. I hate apps that every chapter or different area there is a different charge. I wouldn't mind paying one fee, but don't advertise free when it's not.

Bait and switch.
Penern

I have nothing against paying good money for a good app, but be honest about what you are getting. Wont buy this because you actually get nothing without the In-app purchases.

Rip off
Wickedgrin1

All I wanted was the latest ACLS guidelines to study for the class. I did not want test questions or practice megacodes ( I do enough of them in real life). This was a waste of time and I would NOT spend a dime on this phony app.

Great app until now, not fully current to 2015
K9GRANDAM

This was a fantastic app that I highly recommend until now. When I used it today to follow up on my review for tomorrow's test I found that vasopressin is still listed after Epi. A quick perusal confirmed that the app has not been updated properly. If they do update it, it will once again be the best app out there for ACLS review. I will adjust my review when the proper update has occurred.