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PHTLS Papers

Eighty-eight questions from circulating PHTLS banks, rebuilt. Every key was re-checked against PHTLS 10th edition and every answer carries reasoning written here — where a key is wrong, it is flagged rather than repeated.

• Paper 1 — 38 case-shaped questions, the better built of the two
• Paper 2 — 50 mixed questions across the whole syllabus
• Study them marked as you answer, with the why underneath
• Or sit the mock post-test cold and be marked at the real 76%

PHTLS in Ten Minutes

The cram card for the hour before the paper: only what has to be memorised and is easy to lose. Nothing you can reason your way to on the day.

• A sixty-second list first, if that is all the time you have
• Thirteen blocks, each budgeted — ten minutes exactly, end to end
• The confusable pairs side by side: 80–90 against ≥110, adult against child
• The doctrine block that no amount of clinical reasoning gets you

ACLS Pre-Test

Your own 49-question pre-test, rebuilt so you can sit it as often as you like — same questions, same order, nothing revealed until you submit.

• All 49 questions in their original wording and order
• Rhythm strips drawn for the seven questions that carry one
• The whole paper explained afterwards, question by question
• Drill only the ones you missed last time

ACLS Trainer

The interactive half of ACLS. Twenty-six annotated rhythm strips you read, compare with normal and then drill — plus every algorithm, dose, energy and time target as a card you can be tested on.

• Six drill stages, from “shock or no shock” to the full twenty-six
• Click the P wave, the QRS or the T wave on a live strip
• Nine algorithm sections with 40 lesson cards
• A 30-question mixed exam and a rapid doses-and-numbers round

ACLS Bootcamp

The night-before revision course, split the way the two teaching days are: day one is the arrest patient, day two is the peri-arrest rhythms, the patient after ROSC and the megacode.

• A twenty-minute run-through of every number, per day
• 120 questions — sixty a day — each explained as you answer
• Case papers: eighteen evolving scenarios with drawn rhythm strips
• Four papers in all, marked at the real pass line
• A megacode rehearsal checklist you say out loud

ACLS Exam Simulator

Built to feel like the assessment rather than the study aid: a new tracing every time, a twelve-name list to pick from, and a clock that does not stop while you think.

• Rhythm round: every strip drawn fresh — same diagnosis, new picture
• Name it from twelve, at 12, 20 or 30 seconds a strip
• A weak-spots mode for the AV blocks, flutter and fibrillation
• Pharmacology: twenty questions at speed
• Megacode in real time — you lead, the clock runs

The Code Room

A graphical megacode you run as team leader. Three people work the patient, and none of them moves until you say so.

• A live monitor: ECG sweeping, capnography, pressure, saturations
• Click a person to give that person an order; click the patient to assess
• Compressions, ventilation, pads and the tube all show on the patient
• The vital signs answer what you ordered, not what you meant
• Nine scenarios, most changing pathway under you mid-run
• A drug ledger, and a critical action fails the run outright

Code Timer

The running clock for a real case, built for a phone. Start where the patient is; if they arrest, one button carries the whole case across.

• Shockable or not, from a picture of the rhythm
• Charge called at 1:45, rhythm check at 2:00, compressor swapped
• Adrenaline every 3 to 5 minutes — the clock never restarts when the rhythm changes
• Peri-arrest, arrest and post-ROSC as one case, with A to E and the Hs and Ts
• Installs to the home screen and works with no signal

Code Recorder

A code sheet with clocks. Times the code and every two-minute cycle, stamps what was given and when — and never tells you what to do next.

• Live drug clocks: adrenaline and atropine, with the 3-to-5-minute window
• Twenty-three stamps for shocks, drugs, access, airway and ROSC
• Running totals and the whole record, copyable afterwards
• No prompting, no marking — every decision stays yours

Practice drills

Forty questions per course — PHTLS, ACLS and BLS — one at a time. Pick an answer and the explanation appears straight away: no marks, no negative marking, nothing recorded. Your place is saved after every question, so you can stop and pick up exactly where you left off.

Graded exams

Three comprehensive multiple-choice papers for each course — PHTLS, ACLS and BLS — every paper mixing questions from all of its chapters, with negative marking and a 45/100 pass standard. Every attempt is recorded to your account and visible to your instructor.