This was the calmest code ive ever seen. Haha

This is how the codes are in my hospital… even with teaching. Some doctors are just chill and confident

Mrs. Fernandez turned into a rubber.

I always sit and watch BLS and ACLS videos to update my knowledge

Just for people coming for information: we no longer use vasopressin in the 2015 cardiac arrest algorithm. (I know this is a somewhat older video)

"BP 70/40, HR 45" doc was like, 2L NASAL CANULA!??? lol

Why can't all doctors be like this, so calm and understandable

I know this came out in 2014 but I just wanted to say if anyone is watching now that Vasopressin has been out of the protocol for a couple of years now.

showing the rhythms would have been beneficial and an explanation why each drug is given

wow everytime I watch BLS,PALS and  ACLS skills I have never remained the same. thnx AHA for this knowledge love you guys

I wish all codes are as calm as this.

I remember having a code after eating lunch. I did compressions and I felt like I wanted to vomit in the first 30 seconds :( I had to switch really bad.

lady said bp is 70/40 so calm lmao

Thank you for uploaded this video,, who has attending the ACLS, it will more help full

Well coordinated assignment bravo

update from 2024, the hypothermia therapy(target temperature management, TTM) is aimed at 32-37.5 degree celsius. also, this is really quite a good video to illuminate how we should practice the mega code section.

Thank you so much AHA for the good presentation

vasopressin has been removed from the ACLS guidelines 2015.

The paths that they take cause many shocks...it is no different than the risk of medications.

Vasopressin is pretty much out for 2023.