Test your Basic Life Support knowledge with 20 AHA-aligned questions. See your score instantly, get instant right/wrong feedback, and retake as many times as you need.
This free BLS practice test covers key Basic Life Support topics for healthcare providers and other professionals who may need to respond to a cardiac or breathing emergency. Questions cover adult CPR, AED use, pediatric and infant CPR, rescue breathing, airway management, the Chain of Survival, and two-rescuer team dynamics.
This practice test is a study resource. It does not provide BLS certification or replace any training, skills practice, or assessment required by your employer, school, licensing organization, or certification provider.
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A BLS practice test can be useful before initial BLS training or when reviewing knowledge before BLS renewal. If your BLS certification is expiring, use the practice questions to refresh your knowledge of CPR, AED use, rescue breathing, and team response before completing your required renewal course or assessment.
You can also use this test to prepare for BLS recertification or as a quick review after studying your BLS training materials. Repeated practice can help you identify topics that you may want to review again before your BLS assessment.
The test shows whether each answer is right or wrong so you can learn from questions you miss. Instead of only checking whether an answer is correct, take a moment to review which BLS concept it tests.
If you miss a question, review that topic, not the whole guide. Rate and switching: CPR ratio page. Advanced airway: BLS study guide, advanced airway section. Chain of survival: BLS study guide. AED use: CPR versus AED page. This test covers rate, 2 minute switching, advanced airway breaths, chain of survival, AED use, and rescue breathing. Draft section for review, October 31, 2026. Not published.
This free practice test mirrors the content and difficulty of the actual BLS certification exam. All 20 questions are aligned with the latest American Heart Association (AHA) and Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC) 2025 guidelines.
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