AHA ACLS Mastery | Exam Prep

AHA ACLS Mastery | Exam Prep

ACLS Test Practice & Quiz 2026

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 26, 2016
  • August 17, 2026

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Prepare for your ACLS certification exam with over 550 practice questions, reference materials, and megacode scenarios. Master essential resuscitation skills and gain confidence for test day. Study anytime, anywhere with adaptive quizzes and in-depth statistics.

550+ adaptive practice questions
ACLS reference materials
Must-know ACLS terminology
Megacode scenarios
In-depth statistics
Test-taking strategies
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August 17, 2026

This version includes a few improvements to make your experience smoother. Let us know what you think by emailing us at feedback@hltcorp.com or by leaving a 5-star review

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User reviews

Doesn’t work on iPhone

Can’t even log in on iPhone

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Why do I have to register

Needs some work..

Not the most user friendly app in the world but helpful for studying!

Never received access to app

Have used this app in the past with success, this time however after purchase was not able to access the app. No response to my inquiries and requests for help. Will look elsewhere from now on when time to renew ACLS.

Great review.

Keeps me confident I’m up-to-date

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Login issues and inability to access content after purchase

Bug

Unexpected recurring charges despite cancellation attempts

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Requested Features

2 requests

More interactive features like EKG simulations and megacode scenarios

Feature

Improved user interface and fewer typos/grammatical errors

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What is this app for?

This app is designed to help healthcare professionals prepare for and pass the AHA ACLS certification exam. It offers a comprehensive study experience with practice questions, reference materials, and assessment tools to build confidence and mastery of essential resuscitation skills.

What are the key features of the app?

The app includes over 550 adaptive practice questions with detailed explanations, over 100 ACLS reference materials, a glossary of over 60 must-know terms, quizzes, assessment tools, megacode scenarios, step-by-step instructions, test-taking strategies, and in-depth statistics to track progress.

How much does the app cost?

A free version is available with limited access, allowing users to try 10 questions per day. Full access to all questions, content, and strategies requires a subscription, with options for 1 month ($14.99), 3 months ($39.99), or 12 months ($129.99).

Who is the target audience for this app?

This app is specifically designed for paramedics, nurses, and medical students who are preparing to take the Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) certification exam. It aims to provide them with the necessary tools and knowledge to succeed.

What topics are covered in the practice questions?

The practice questions cover a wide range of essential ACLS topics, including ECG rhythm identification, pharmacology, the BLS (Basic Life Support) protocols, primary and secondary surveys, special circumstances, post-arrest care, core algorithms, and specific dosing algorithms like naloxone.