2025, not 2020
Rebuilt from the October 2025 guidelines. Many sheets still sold today teach the old numbers.
2025 guidelines edition
ACLS study sheets you can actually read at 2 a.m.
Original, source-cited quick-reference sheets for nurses, paramedics, PAs, NPs, residents and students heading into an ACLS course or renewal. Built on the 2025 Guidelines for CPR & ECC, not the 2020 numbers.
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What makes these different
Every number has a source
Each dose, energy and target maps to a cited line in the guideline text, in a checklist reviewed by a licensed clinician before sale.
Original layouts
Timelines, ladders and grids designed for fast scanning. Not copies of the course charts.
Print or tablet
US Letter pages that print cleanly in grayscale, with a clickable contents page for iPad.
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Study guides
ACLS Cheat Sheet 2026: The Numbers to Know Under the 2025 Guidelines
What a current ACLS cheat sheet should contain in 2026: the core CPR, cardiac arrest, bradycardia, tachycardia and post-arrest numbers from the 2025 guidelines, and how to spot an outdated sheet.
ACLS Bradycardia Algorithm Explained (2025 Guidelines)
A plain-language walkthrough of the adult bradycardia algorithm under the 2025 guidelines: when to treat, the atropine-to-pacing ladder, what's new in 2025, and common mistakes.
ACLS Tachycardia Algorithm Explained (2025 Guidelines)
How the adult tachycardia algorithm works under the 2025 guidelines: stable vs unstable, the narrow/wide and regular/irregular grid, cardioversion energies, drug choices and what changed.
2025 ACLS Guideline Changes: What's Different From 2020
A plain-language summary of what changed for adult ACLS in the 2025 Guidelines for CPR and ECC: cardioversion, IV vs IO, epinephrine timing, post-arrest targets, bradycardia pacing and more.
ACLS Pretest Tips: How to Prepare Without Cramming
A practical study plan for the ACLS precourse self-assessment and written test: what to focus on, a 7-day plan, the numbers worth memorizing, and common traps.