ATLS Test Prep - 2026

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About this app

Trauma resuscitation review, written to ATLS 11th edition principles and reviewed by an ATLS instructor. 1,100 original practice questions across every course topic — offline, one payment.

THIS IS COURSE REVIEW, NOT A COPY OF THE POST-TEST
There is no standalone "ATLS certification exam" — ATLS is a two-day course run through American College of Surgeons–verified training sites, and its written post-test is course-internal, secure content. This app does not reproduce, and was not built from, any ATLS pre-test or post-test. It is independent study material aligned with current ATLS 11th edition principles, written from primary trauma literature and guideline sources, and it is not part of any ATLS course. It does not contribute to course completion or certification.

BUILT TO THE 11TH EDITION
ATLS 11 launched in 2025 with the xABCDE sequence — exsanguinating hemorrhage control now precedes airway — plus balanced blood-component resuscitation, updated airway and chest-decompression technique, and a physiology-driven approach to secondary brain injury prevention. Every question in this bank carries an edition tag and is checked against 11th edition principles, so nothing here quietly tests a retired 10th edition sequence.

WHAT YOU GET
• 1,100 practice questions across all 14 course topics, every one explained
• Scenario-first, sequence-driven items: "what's the next step," not simple recall
• 90 calculation questions — burn surface area, pediatric weight-based fluids, blood product ratios, GCS scoring, shock-class estimation — all recomputed and verified
• Full-length practice sessions built to the course's topic weighting
• Quick Quiz — a fast daily review
• Weak Areas, Mistakes and Bookmarks for focused review
• Works offline after installation

TOPIC COVERAGE
Initial assessment and xABCDE, shock and hemorrhage control, airway and ventilatory management, thoracic trauma, abdominal and pelvic trauma, head trauma, spine and spinal cord trauma, musculoskeletal trauma, pediatric trauma, thermal injuries, geriatric trauma, trauma in pregnancy, transfer to definitive care, and disaster/mass-casualty triage.

REVIEWED BY AN ATLS INSTRUCTOR
Content is written from primary sources — ACS Committee on Trauma guidance, TQIP Best Practice Guidelines, EAST practice management guidelines, and the trials that drive current trauma resuscitation practice — and confirmed by a practicing trauma surgeon or emergency physician who is a current ATLS instructor before it ships.

READINESS, HONESTLY FRAMED
This app tracks your practice accuracy and never predicts your course post-test result. The American College of Surgeons requires a minimum post-test score of 75% for CME credit; this app's readiness bands are built around that public figure, not a guess.


CONTENT AND SOURCES
All content is based on official American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma (ACS COT) guidelines and current trauma literature. Sources include:
• American College of Surgeons ATLS (Advanced Trauma Life Support) 11th Edition Course Principles
• ACS Committee on Trauma Best Practice Guidelines
• TQIP (Trauma Quality Improvement Program) recommendations
• EAST (Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma) guidelines
• American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons trauma resources
• Current evidence-based trauma resuscitation literature
Official resources:
• https://www.facs.org/Quality-Programs/Trauma/ATLS
• https://www.facs.org/Quality-Programs/Trauma
• https://www.aast.org (American Association for the Surgery of Trauma)

LEGAL NOTICE
ATLS® and Advanced Trauma Life Support® are registered trademarks of the American College of Surgeons. This application is not affiliated with, approved by, or endorsed by the American College of Surgeons or its Committee on Trauma (ACS COT).

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What’s new

First release: 1,100 trauma resuscitation review questions written to ATLS 11th edition principles, calculation questions, drug/blood-product flashcards, and full-length practice sessions.