A focused resource for Emergency, ICU & Anesthesia trainees
Why Exam-Oriented Resuscitation Practice Matters
Cardiac arrest management is one of the most frequently tested and clinically critical areas across Emergency Medicine, Anesthesia, Intensive Care, and ACLS-related examinations.
While guidelines are widely available, many candidates struggle with:
Applying algorithms in real clinical scenarios
Identifying the next best step under pressure
Avoiding common exam traps related to oxygenation, defibrillation timing, drugs, and post-ROSC care
To address this gap, I have developed a board-level MCQ booklet designed specifically for postgraduate exam preparation and clinical reasoning, rather than basic recall.
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What This MCQ Booklet Covers
The booklet contains 50 high-difficulty MCQs, structured to mirror postgraduate and professional examination style.
📘 Core areas included:
Adult Basic Life Support (BLS)
Adult Advanced Life Support (ALS)
Post–Cardiac Arrest Care (ROSC management, neuroprotection)
Special Circumstances
Opioid overdose
Anaphylaxis
Hypothermia
Pulmonary embolism
Pregnancy & perimortem cesarean
Hyperkalemia & toxicologic arrests
Systems of care, ethics, and resuscitation team dynamics
Each section presents MCQs first, followed by detailed explanations at the end of the section, closely replicating exam conditions.
Who Will Benefit Most
This resource is intended for:
Emergency Medicine residents and physicians
Anesthesia and Critical Care trainees
ICU clinicians
ACLS / BLS instructors
Final-year medical students preparing for professional exams
It assumes baseline familiarity with CPR algorithms and is not designed as an introductory text.
How to Use This Resource Effectively
For best results:
Attempt the MCQs without referring to answers initially
Focus on algorithm logic rather than memorization
Review explanations carefully, especially incorrect choices
Reattempt difficult questions after revision
Repeated spaced practice is more effective than a single reading.
Access the MCQ Booklet
The booklet is available as an instant-download PDF:
🔗 Board-Level AHA CPR & ECC MCQs (PDF):
https://drmekhan.gumroad.com/l/wsrtp
This is an independent educational resource. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the American Heart Association. All questions are original and based on publicly available guideline concepts.
Final Thoughts
High-quality resuscitation practice requires more than knowing guidelines — it requires thinking in algorithms under pressure.
This booklet is designed to support that process in a structured, exam-realistic manner.