First Aid Revision & Practice Questions
Exam-style First Aid practice questions with full teaching explanations — revise anywhere, free on iOS and Android.
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
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- 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.
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