Introducing the AnKing BLS / ACLS Deck 
Hi everyone 
The AnKing maintainer team are excited to announce the public release of the free AnKing BLS / ACLS deck on AnkiHub! After months and months of hard work and coordination, we’ve put together a brand new deck created by the maintainers for all of you to use and benefit from.
Our goal was to create an BLS/ACLS deck based on the official 2025 AHA guidelines to help healthcare providers quickly review and retain the most important info for real-life emergencies. The goal is to make it clear, high-yield, and easy to use for anyone. We also aimed for it to be short and not overly bloated with details. As of this post, the deck is 286 cards (228 notes)
This is a 100% free deck, continuing our mission to make high-quality medical education available to everyone. The focus will be on algorithms, meds/dosages, rhythms, clinical scenarios, and more.
The deck is on AnkiHub for continued updates, improvements, and fixes, especially for future AHA guideline changes, and it is available on the free plan.
Deck Overview
Card Example
Tag Hierarchy
How do I download this deck?
If you’d like to download it, make a free account on AnkiHub if you don’t have one already, then click subscribe to deck below:
Link to deck download (free): Sign In
After that, make sure to install the AnkiHub add-on in Anki, login, then click sync.
This tutorial is for the installing the Step deck, but is the same process for any deck on AnkiHub: Subscribe/Install Step Deck (New User)
How should I use this deck?
This deck is a community-created supplement to the official AHA ACLS guidelines and courses. It is not a substitute for them. You should first learn the material from a primary resource and, ideally, complete an AHA-certified BLS and/or ACLS course. After certification, this deck can be used to reinforce knowledge and maintain familiarity with key facts and algorithms.
Only unsuspend cards that are relevant to your needs. For example, if you are focusing on BLS, only unsuspend cards within the BLS tag. If you do not anticipate managing neonatal resuscitation for example, there is no need to unsuspend those cards.
Deck Wiki
The wiki covers more details, including what’s included and tag hierarchy, please make sure to check it out: LINK
Feedback & Suggestions
As always, all and any feedback is appreciated. If you’d like to help out, feel free to suggest changes to the deck on AnkiHub and we will review them!
The deck is not perfect so any suggestions are welcome (make sure to follow the guidelines with source and rationales found in the wiki)
Anyways, we don’t want to make this announcement too long, we want you to try it out yourself! We hope you enjoy 
Acknowledgements
A huge thank you to the following maintainers for making this possible!
Ahmed Khudair, Andrew Mathias, Caleb Meadows, Ian Sellars, Justin Williams, Marcos Zan, Mathieu Colbert, Mitchel Nelson, Mohannad Khaled, Mujeeb Mohammed, Nicholas Flint, Nikolaus Clodi, Sameem Arif, Shmuel Sashitzky, Victor Sabalski
Best,
AnKing ACLS Deck Maintainers
Notes & Disclaimers
- This deck is separate to the AnKing Step deck and was not created in relation to the USMLE Step exams
- This deck is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with the American Heart Association in any way.
- Disclaimer
