Certification Examination General Content
ACLS Examination (Advanced Cardiac Life Support)
PALS Examination (Pediatric Advanced Life Support)
Take Your Certification Exam for PALS or ACLS through Our Online Program:
Preparing for your ACLS or PALS exam online is a convenient way to renew your certification in those fields. At the American Medical Resource Institute™, our online courses are accredited nationwide by the National Board of Emergency Care Certifications.
By using our services to take your ACLS / PALS exams, you have the freedom to study at your own pace from your home or office. You take the exam only when you feel prepared. It's a program that's designed to let busy professionals continue with their duties while still meeting the certification requirements of their profession.
To learn more about the various services we offer, call our online department a call at 847-847-3280. One of our staff members will be happy to provide you with more information on the ACLS / PALS exams. If you need help with the registration process or choosing the study materials for your ACLS or PALS certification, we'll be able to assist you.
You can also check out our FAQs page for useful information about the process for the ACLS / PALS certification exam. If you can't find the answer you need there, send us an email at administration@amrieducation.org. One of our team members will quickly respond to your request.
Study Resource
AMRI Case study library
What would you do in these real-world situations?
We have written these case studies so you'll know what to do when presented with these scenarios.
9/25/2012
School Shooting Case Study
See how the PALS treatment recommendations are applied in an elementary school shooting.
8/20/2012
Stable Ventricular Tachycardia of Ischemic Origin Case Study
Should there be different pharmacology for ischemic vs. non-ischemic stable ventricular tachycardia?
2/29/2012
Stroke Case Study
What are the primary assessment and intervention considerations regarding a patient with stroke-like symptoms?
7/17/2011
Summer Case Study
Can symptoms be atypical and lead to a misdiagnosis?
