New: Free ALS Sample Questions Now Available
These are designed to:
- Mirror real exam thinking patterns
- Be completed quickly (ideal for busy clinicians)
- Give you a feel for the actual assessment style
You can try them before committing—no pressure.
For those who want to go further, full access unlocks:
- Expanded question banks
- Scenario-based challenges
- Exam-focused learning pathways
Common Pitfalls (And How to Avoid Them)
1. Freezing in simulations
Solution: Rehearse aloud. ALS is verbal, not silent.
2. Poor team communication
Solution: Practice closed-loop phrases like
“I’m giving 1 mg adrenaline now—can you confirm?”
3. Overcomplicating scenarios
Solution: Stick to core algorithms. ALS rewards simplicity done well.
4. Weak ECG rhythm recognition under pressure
Solution: Train using timed questions—not passive reading.
Why Practice Questions Matter More Than Ever
There’s a growing shift in how candidates prepare:
Active testing is outperforming passive studying.
Short, focused questions help you:
- Reinforce algorithms
- Improve speed and accuracy
- Identify weak areas early
Build confidence for real scenarios
Final Word
The ALS course is not just an exam—it’s preparation for real clinical responsibility.Candidates who succeed aren’t necessarily the ones who study the most—they’re the ones who:
Think clearly under pressure
Communicate effectively
Practice deliberately
If you’re preparing now, focus on how you think, not just what you know.