First Aid Knowledge Test — Medical Knowledge: Emergency Response, CPR & Injury Management

Questions covering emergency response, CPR, and injury management.

Take the First Aid Knowledge Test to assess your Medical Knowledge in emergency response, CPR, and injury management. This interactive quiz covers essential first aid topics — recognizing cardiac arrest, performing high-quality CPR, controlling severe bleeding, responding to choking, treating burns, identifying stroke symptoms, using an AED, and basic fracture and poisoning management. Whether you're a lay responder, healthcare student, or workplace safety officer, this test helps you identify strengths and gaps in life-saving skills and emergency care.

This First Aid Knowledge Test is designed to be practical, concise, and search-optimized for keywords such as first aid, CPR training, emergency response, injury management, and medical knowledge. After completing the quiz you will receive an evidence-based score and clear recommendations to improve your first aid readiness, with suggestions for targeted training, certification, and resources to increase confidence and preparedness in real-world emergencies.

Questions
Q1

Which signs most reliably indicate that an adult has suffered a cardiac arrest and requires immediate CPR?

Recognizing cardiac arrest quickly is critical to start life-saving CPR and use an AED.


Q2

What is the recommended compression rate for adult chest compressions during CPR?

Good chest compression rate and depth improve chances of survival.


Q3

Where should your hands be placed for adult chest compressions?

Proper hand placement ensures effective compressions with minimal injury.


Q4

When using an AED on an adult, what is the correct sequence?

Automated External Defibrillators are critical tools that guide responders through shocks if needed.


Q5

What is the immediate first aid for severe external bleeding from a limb?

Stopping life-threatening bleeding quickly can prevent shock and save lives.


Q6

A conscious adult is choking and cannot cough, speak, or breathe. What should you do first?

Immediate action can dislodge an obstructing object from the airway.


Q7

What is the recommended first aid for a severe (deep or large) thermal burn?

Appropriate initial burn care reduces further damage and infection risk.


Q8

Which mnemonic helps you quickly recognize a stroke and act fast?

Rapid identification and activation of emergency services improves stroke outcomes.


Q9

What is the correct immediate approach to a suspected broken bone in an arm or leg?

Proper immobilization reduces pain and prevents further injury before definitive care.


Q10

If someone has ingested a potentially poisonous substance, what is the best immediate action?

Correct early actions can reduce harm from many ingestions.

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Meta: Assess your emergency response and CPR skills with the First Aid Knowledge Test. Get a clear score, practical recommendations, and steps to improve your injury management and life-saving readiness.

Frequently asked questions

This quiz is brief and typically takes 5–10 minutes to complete, depending on your reading speed. It is designed to quickly evaluate key first aid concepts including CPR, emergency response, and injury management.

No. The First Aid Knowledge Test helps you identify knowledge gaps and directs you toward training, but it does not replace hands-on instruction or official certification from accredited providers such as the American Heart Association or Red Cross.

Each answer has a numeric value and the results are summed to create a total score (maximum 20). The results page explains score ranges and provides actionable recommendations, from beginner to advanced levels of first aid knowledge.

Yes — retaking the quiz after training or practice is encouraged. It helps you measure improvement, reinforce learning, and identify remaining areas for growth in emergency response and first aid skills.

Look for courses from reputable organizations such as the American Heart Association, American Red Cross, St. John Ambulance, or local accredited training centers. Many offer blended learning with online theory and in-person practical sessions.

The quiz evaluates your knowledge but does not provide step-by-step hands-on instruction. For practical skills like chest compression technique and AED operation, attend an in-person or blended course that includes supervised practice and feedback.

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