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ACLS Cheat Sheet Pack 2025 Guidelines edition · 12 printable pages · PDF

Walk into ACLS (or your renewal) with the 2025 numbers, not the 2020 ones. Twelve original, print-ready pages for nurses, EMTs and paramedics, PAs, NPs, residents and students.

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Cover and fanned pages of the ACLS Cheat Sheet Pack (draft, watermarked) — Draft preview. The DRAFT watermark and red reviewer codes are removed in the final version.

The pack printed and on a tablet (draft) — Print it, or use it on a tablet with the clickable contents page.

Drug and energy table and rhythm strips pages (draft) — Adult drug & energy table and original rhythm strips.

What's inside

Cover + clickable table of contents
Systematic approach: BLS check, A-B-C-D-E, "which sheet do I need?", team roles and closed-loop communication
High-quality CPR metrics: rate, depth, recoil, compression fraction, ventilation, pads, ETCO₂
Cardiac arrest as a 2-minute cycle timeline: shockable (VF/pVT) and non-shockable (asystole/PEA) lanes, shock energy, what's no longer routine, termination factors
Post-cardiac arrest care: a target board for oxygen, CO₂, MAP, glucose and temperature; cath lab, neuro, prognosis
Bradycardia: a step-by-step "ladder" from atropine to pacing and infusions to transvenous pacing, causes, AV-block cheat lines
Tachycardia: stable vs unstable, a narrow/wide × regular/irregular grid, synchronized cardioversion energies, danger list
ACS & stroke quick reference: time goals, first steps, thrombolytic table
Adult drug & energy table: 16 drugs with dose, when to use, and key cautions
H's & T's: clues and what to do, a PEA quick-sort and special situations
Rhythm recognition: 14 original schematic rhythm strips with one-line criteria
2025 changes at a glance: what's new vs 2020, plus a source list

What changed in 2025 (covered inside)

Synchronized cardioversion now starts higher for AF and flutter^{pending review, ref G1}
IV access first, IO if IV fails^{pending review, ref G3}
Epinephrine timing stated by rhythm^{pending review, ref G4}
Endotracheal drugs removed^{pending review, ref G7}
"SVT" renamed narrow-complex tachycardia^{pending review, ref G10}
New post-arrest targets: SpO₂ 90–98%^{pending review, ref P1}, MAP ≥65 mm Hg^{pending review, ref P3}, temperature control for at least 36 h^{pending review, ref P5}
Transvenous pacing in bradycardia^{pending review, ref G11}
Tenecteplase in stroke^{pending review, ref G18}

Details: 2025 ACLS guideline changes.

Clinical review

Every dose, energy and number in the pack is listed in a source checklist that a licensed clinician (PA-C) works through line by line before anything is sold. Review status: in progress.

How to use it

Print at 100% / "actual size", in color or grayscale. Laminate it or slip it into sheet protectors.
Or open it on a tablet and tap the contents to jump to a page.
Adult patients only.

Licence

Personal use: print as many copies as you need for your own study. Please don't resell or share the file.

Join the waitlist (and get the free CPR sheet now)

One email when the pack launches, with the launch price.

AI disclosure: AI tools helped draft the text and layout code. All medical content is checked against the published guidelines and reviewed by a licensed clinician before sale.