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ACLS Certification Exam Q&A With Explanations
ACLS Certification Exam Q&A With Explanations will certainly help you pass any Advance Life Support Certification Course. As you look through the book, you will quickly see that this book’s format is different from all other review and test preparation books.
This book is specifically geared toward healthcare students and new healthcare professionals that are preparing to take the ACLS certification exam for the first time. This book will also give the seasoned healthcare professional lots of great review information as well as a way to update themselves on the latest research and guidelines.
Whichever certifying agency’s program you are taking, either in a classroom or on the internet, this book and its contents will help you succeed in this course. In this book we give you all the essential information that you will need to successfully pass the certification course and exam on your first attempt.
This book is specifically geared toward healthcare students and new healthcare professionals that are preparing to take the ACLS certification exam for the first time. This book will also give the seasoned healthcare professional lots of great review information as well as a way to update themselves on the latest research and guidelines.
Whichever certifying agency’s program you are taking, either in a classroom or on the internet, this book and its contents will help you succeed in this course. In this book we give you all the essential information that you will need to successfully pass the certification course and exam on your first attempt.
128 pages, Paperback
First published March 23, 2015
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Joseph C. Kunz Jr.
67 books8 followersJoseph C. Kunz, Jr. is a builder, strategist, and author who writes about money, meaning, and personal responsibility—with clarity, conviction, and zero fluff.
With over 40 years of hands-on experience running a successful business, Joseph brings a real-world perspective to building wealth, starting businesses, and living with purpose. His books and essays are rooted in timeless values—faith, freedom, personal responsibility, and grit—and speak to readers who want to live with intention, lead with strength, and leave a meaningful legacy.
Joseph grew up attending St. Ignatius of Loyola Church in his hometown—an early influence that quietly shaped his worldview. Today, that Ignatian idea of finding God in all things continues to guide his approach to business, family, hardship, and writing.
Whether he's writing about financial strategy (Money’s Dirty Little Secrets), grace-filled leadership (The Grace Effect), or legacy-building (The Legacy Code), Joseph’s work is about helping people think independently, take control of their future, and live with integrity in a noisy world.
He writes for readers who are tired of shortcuts, empty slogans, and sugarcoated advice—and want truth, strategy, and principles that actually work.
If you appreciate the wisdom of Thomas Sowell, Wallace Wattles, Kevin O’Leary, Dennis Prager, or Greg Gutfeld, you'll find Joseph’s writing both challenging and empowering.
You can follow him here on Goodreads, or visit JosephKunz.com to explore his books, articles, and latest projects.
With over 40 years of hands-on experience running a successful business, Joseph brings a real-world perspective to building wealth, starting businesses, and living with purpose. His books and essays are rooted in timeless values—faith, freedom, personal responsibility, and grit—and speak to readers who want to live with intention, lead with strength, and leave a meaningful legacy.
Joseph grew up attending St. Ignatius of Loyola Church in his hometown—an early influence that quietly shaped his worldview. Today, that Ignatian idea of finding God in all things continues to guide his approach to business, family, hardship, and writing.
Whether he's writing about financial strategy (Money’s Dirty Little Secrets), grace-filled leadership (The Grace Effect), or legacy-building (The Legacy Code), Joseph’s work is about helping people think independently, take control of their future, and live with integrity in a noisy world.
He writes for readers who are tired of shortcuts, empty slogans, and sugarcoated advice—and want truth, strategy, and principles that actually work.
If you appreciate the wisdom of Thomas Sowell, Wallace Wattles, Kevin O’Leary, Dennis Prager, or Greg Gutfeld, you'll find Joseph’s writing both challenging and empowering.
You can follow him here on Goodreads, or visit JosephKunz.com to explore his books, articles, and latest projects.
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