ACLS Exam Prep - 2026

Prepare for your ACLS provider course exam with 900 practice questions built to the 2025 AHA Guidelines for CPR and ECC — and 152 rhythm strips you actually have to read. REAL RHYTHM STRIPS, NOT DESCRIPTIONS Most ACLS apps ask "which rhythm has no P waves and an irregularly irregular response?" That is a vocabulary question. You match a phrase to a word and never look at a tracing. This app draws the strip — calibrated at 25 mm/s and 10 mm/mV, with the grid — and asks you to read it, the way the exam does and the way the monitor will. WHAT YOU GET • 900 practice questions across all 9 domains, every one with a written explanation • 152 generated rhythm strips — sinus, atrial, ventricular, AV blocks, paced, asystole and PEA • Full-length mock exams — 50 questions, 60 minutes, blueprint-weighted like the real thing • Quick Quiz — 10 questions drawn from every domain, weighted like the exam • Mistakes — keeps every question you answered incorrectly until you answer it correctly • Bookmarks — save any question and return to it whenever you want • Works completely offline. No account, no sign-up, no data collection. BUILT TO THE 2025 GUIDELINES The 2025 update changed things that break older question banks: one Chain of Survival for adult and paediatric, in-hospital and out-of-hospital; IV access preferred over IO; naloxone in the BLS algorithm; the adult choking sequence; compression depth capped at 6 cm. Banks written to the 2020 algorithms are now wrong in exactly these places. SEQUENCE IS WHAT THE EXAM TESTS The most common wrong answer in ACLS is the right drug at the wrong moment. Every algorithm question is a scenario positioned at a point in the sequence, and every explanation says where the action belongs — "amiodarone is correct, but after the third shock" teaches more than "amiodarone is wrong". READINESS SCORED HONESTLY The written exam passes at 84%. This app will not tell you that 78% is on track, because it is not. The readiness bands are set above the real cut score so "exam ready" means a margin. ONE-TIME PURCHASE No subscription. You are studying for a few weeks, not signing up for a service — so you pay once and keep access. LEGAL NOTICE: All the features we provide are for your practice or study before the exam only. Your success on these questions or quizzes does NOT necessarily mean that you will pass the certification or that you will perform well on the exam. DISCLAIMER : ACLS® and BLS® are registered trademarks owned by the American Heart Association (AHA). This application is not affiliated with, approved by, or endorsed by the AHA. We are not an AHA Training Center and this app does not satisfy any part of an AHA course. This app is exam preparation only. It is not a clinical reference and must not be used to guide patient care. The rhythm strips are computer-generated illustrations, not recordings from any patient. Privacy policy: https://sites.google.com/view/acls-privacy/home Terms of use: https://sites.google.com/view/acls-terms/home

• 900 questions across all 9 domains, each with an explanation • 152 generated rhythm strips, calibrated at 25 mm/s and 10 mm/mV • Built to the 2025 AHA Guidelines for CPR and ECC • Exam — full-length 50-question, 60-minute blueprint-weighted forms • Mistakes — wrong answers stay until you get them right • Works offline. One-time purchase, no subscription. Fixed: multifocal atrial tachycardia strips now show the differing P wave shapes.