US First Aid CPR Test

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About this app

Prepare with confidence for your first aid and CPR certification in the United States. This study app covers the knowledge behind first aid, CPR and AED courses (American Heart Association and American Red Cross style), so you can walk into your class or refresher ready.

WHAT YOU GET
- 120+ original practice questions covering the emergency action steps (Check-Call-Care), CPR for adults, children and infants, using an AED, choking and the Heimlich maneuver, bleeding and shock, burns, fractures, snake and spider bites, anaphylaxis, asthma, stroke, heart attack, seizures and legal duties (Good Samaritan / OSHA).
- Plain-English explanations for every answer so you learn the reasoning, not just the right option.
- Timed mock exams that build real exam-day confidence.
- Study by topic to focus on your weak spots.
- Progress saved on your device — no sign-up required.
- Works offline: study on the bus, on a break, or at home.
- Available in English and Spanish.

WHY THIS APP
Free to download and practice. A single one-time purchase unlocks the full question bank, every topic, and unlimited timed mock exams — no ads, no subscription, no account needed.

NOTE
Unofficial study app. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the American Heart Association (AHA), the American Red Cross, OSHA, or any government body or training provider. This app does not replace an accredited first aid, CPR, or AED course and does not guarantee certification.

Good luck with your training!
CPR, AED & First Aid Prep
Updated on
Jul 25, 2026

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