First Aid Revision & Practice Questions
Prepare for EFAW, FAW and paediatric first aid assessments with questions on CPR, the recovery position, bleeding, choking and managing common emergencies.
Topics covered
- Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) — 80 questions
- Level 3 Emergency Paediatric First Aid (EPFA) — 80 questions
- Level 3 First Aid at Work (FAW) — 160 questions
- Level 3 Paediatric First Aid (PFA) — 160 questions
Try 10 free sample questions
These are real questions from the app — the correct answer is highlighted, and every question in the app comes with a full teaching explanation like the one shown.
- Assessing an incident and prioritising treatment
- Discharging casualties from hospital
- Diagnosing medical conditions
- Prescribing medication to the casualty
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Correct answer: A first aider's key responsibility is assessing an incident and prioritising treatment.
- Wearing appropriate PPE such as disposable gloves
- Reusing dressings if they appear clean
- Sharing gloves between first aiders
- Avoiding hand washing to save time
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Correct answer: Wearing appropriate PPE such as disposable gloves minimises the risk of infection when providing first aid to a child.
- To avoid completing any paperwork
- To respect the casualty's right to make decisions about their own treatment
- To ensure the employer cannot be held responsible
- Consent is only required in hospital settings
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Correct answer: A first aider must gain consent to respect the casualty's right to make decisions about their own treatment.
- Diagnose the child's injuries
- Call 999/112 or help keep other children away from the scene
- Administer medication to the children
- Complete the incident report before treatment begins
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Correct answer: In a childcare setting, you can delegate tasks like calling 999/112 or keeping other children away from the scene.
- Only call if a manager gives permission first
- Call 999 or 112 via speakerphone or ask a bystander to call
- Only ever call 111 for emergencies
- Wait until treatment is completely finished before calling
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Correct answer: Call 999 or 112 via speakerphone or ask a bystander to call
- 2 initial rescue breaths
- 10 initial rescue breaths
- 5 initial rescue breaths
- 1 initial rescue breath
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Correct answer: Give 5 initial rescue breaths before starting chest compressions in paediatric CPR.
- The casualty's favourite colour
- What the casualty had for breakfast
- The time the seizure started and how long it lasted
- The casualty's shoe size
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Correct answer: The time the seizure started and how long it lasted
- The time the seizure started and how long it lasted
- The child's favourite toy
- What the child had for breakfast
- The child's shoe size
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Correct answer: The time the seizure started and how long it lasted
- The bleeding stops immediately when pressure is applied
- The casualty says they feel fine
- Blood continues to flow rapidly despite firm, direct manual pressure
- The wound is very small and shallow
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Correct answer: Blood continues to flow rapidly despite firm, direct manual pressure
- Warm flushed skin and slow steady pulse
- Pale clammy skin, fast shallow breathing, and rising pulse rate
- Normal skin colour with regular breathing
- Bright red face and excessive hunger
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Correct answer: Pale clammy skin, fast shallow breathing, and rising pulse rate are the signs of hypovolaemic shock in a child.
Why revise with Revise Right?
- Every question written in the style and difficulty of the real exam.
- Teaching explanations for every answer — learn the topic, not just the answer.
- Timed mock exams, progress tracking, streaks and leagues to keep you motivated.
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First Aid revision FAQs
How many First Aid practice questions are in Revise Right?
Revise Right has 480 First Aid practice questions across 4 topics, each written in the style and difficulty of the real exam.
What First Aid topics can I revise?
You can revise Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW), Level 3 Emergency Paediatric First Aid (EPFA), Level 3 First Aid at Work (FAW), Level 3 Paediatric First Aid (PFA). Every topic has its own question bank so you can focus on the areas you find hardest.
Is the First Aid question bank free?
Yes — Revise Right is free to download on iOS and Android, and all questions are bundled offline so you can revise without an internet connection.
Do the First Aid questions include explanations?
Yes. Every question comes with a full teaching explanation, so you learn the underlying topic rather than just memorising the answer.