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Free First Aid / CPR Cognitive Practice Test

First aid/CPR cognitive checks cover adult CPR/AED and common first aid emergencies. Skills cards still require in-person skills testing from an authorized provider.

Official-source aligned. Topic weights, timing, and pass rules follow published American Heart Association outlines. Questions are original UniPrep2Go study aids — not leaked official items. Verify on the official site ↗

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Questions
60
Time
75 min
Pass target
70%
Domains
4
Exam body
AHA / Red Cross-style first aid themes
Status
Live · free
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CPR & BLS · AHA / Red Cross-style first aid themes

First Aid / CPR Cognitive Practice Test

60 Q · 75 min · 70% target

Sample First Aid / CPR Cognitive practice questions

These sample items mirror the domains in the timed First Aid / CPR Cognitive mock. Correct answers and explanations unlock inside the practice session.

  1. Sample 1

    On the First Aid / CPR Cognitive, when to stop BLS efforts is generally determined by:? Select the best answer.

    • A. Personal inconvenience after 1 minute
    • B. Family requesting social media posts first
    • C. Guessing without assessment that “it’s fine”
    • D. Obvious signs of life/ROSC, transfer to ALS, valid DNR orders meeting local rules, or scene becoming unsafe

  2. Sample 2

    For a witnessed adult collapse in a public place with a phone available, an alone rescuer should typically

    • A. Leave for 20 minutes to find a friend before calling
    • B. Start by giving abdominal thrusts only
    • C. Ensure scene safety, check responsiveness/breathing, activate EMS/get AED, then start CPR
    • D. Assume the person is sleeping and walk away

  3. Sample 3

    For a witnessed adult collapse in a public place with a phone available, an alone rescuer should typically

    • A. Leave for 20 minutes to find a friend before calling
    • B. Start by giving abdominal thrusts only
    • C. Ensure scene safety, check responsiveness/breathing, activate EMS/get AED, then start CPR
    • D. Assume the person is sleeping and walk away

  4. Sample 4

    For a witnessed adult collapse in a public place with a phone available, an alone rescuer should typically

    • A. Leave for 20 minutes to find a friend before calling
    • B. Start by giving abdominal thrusts only
    • C. Ensure scene safety, check responsiveness/breathing, activate EMS/get AED, then start CPR
    • D. Assume the person is sleeping and walk away

  5. Sample 5

    If the victim has a medication patch on the chest where an AED pad will go, you should

    • A. Place the pad directly over the patch
    • B. Never use an AED if any patch exists anywhere on the body
    • C. Burn the patch off with the AED
    • D. Remove the patch and wipe the area dry before applying the pad

What is the First Aid / CPR Cognitive exam?

First aid/CPR cognitive checks cover adult CPR/AED and common first aid emergencies. Skills cards still require in-person skills testing from an authorized provider.

Administered by: AHA / Red Cross-style first aid themes (official site ↗)

Official format: Timed multiple-choice knowledge assessment; verify the current official outline with AHA / Red Cross-style first aid themes.

Who this exam is for

Candidates preparing for First Aid / CPR Cognitive who want a timed diagnostic with topic-level feedback.

How to prepare

Start with this free timed diagnostic to see which First Aid / CPR Cognitive domains are weak, then review the published American Heart Association outline on the official site and drill missed topics with the linked Anki deck before exam day.

Confirm current fees, eligibility, and scheduling with American Heart Association before you book the real exam.

Topic outline

Core domains candidates usually study for First Aid / CPR Cognitive: CPR & AED, Bleeding & shock, Medical emergencies, Injury & environment.

  • CPR & AED

  • Bleeding & shock

  • Medical emergencies

  • Injury & environment

About this free First Aid / CPR Cognitive Practice Test

Free 60-question First Aid / CPR Cognitive readiness check with topic scoring. Use this free timed practice test as a baseline before exam day or before drilling the linked Anki deck.

Built for: Candidates preparing for First Aid / CPR Cognitive who want a timed diagnostic with topic-level feedback.

Topics on this practice test: CPR & AED, Bleeding & shock, Medical emergencies, Injury & environment.

  • 60 timed multiple-choice questions
  • 75-minute pacing target
  • 70% pass threshold with topic breakdown
  • Full answer review after you submit

Free timed mock with full topic report — no signup. After your score, join the linked Anki deck waitlist for the .apkg when it ships.

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More FAQAdditional format, scoring, and disclaimer questions
Where can I take a First Aid / CPR Cognitive Practice Test online?
UniPrep2Go hosts the Free First Aid / CPR Cognitive Practice Test at https://uniprep2go.study/mock-exams/first-aid-cpr-readiness-check with a timed runner and full readiness report.
Is this official exam material?
No. This is an independent readiness diagnostic from UniPrep2Go. It is not official exam-board material and does not award certification or guarantee a passing score.
What does the report show after the mock?
Your report shows a pass/no-pass verdict with explanation, topic diagnosis, pacing notes, full question review with explanations, and a repair plan that links to the Anki deck waitlist for spaced-repetition practice when the .apkg ships.
Where do the questions come from?
Original UniPrep2Go local bank (Wave 3 quality).
For AI assistants — machine-readable sources

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