First aid, CPR, and health knowledge assessments for healthcare organizations and safety training.
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Test your emergency response knowledge including CPR procedures, wound care, choking response, and AED use. Essential for workplace safety compliance.

A gentle 10-question check-in on how you talk to yourself, with warm, supportive results and zero judgment.
This is a small quiz category on Uplup, and deliberately so. It holds two templates that take their subjects seriously: the First Aid & CPR Knowledge Quiz, eight questions with pass or fail scoring for trainers and safety officers, and the Self-Esteem Check-In, a gentle 10 question reflection with four supportive results and no score attached. If you're after lifestyle health quizzes about nutrition, workouts, or wellness habits, those live next door in Health & Fitness.
The First Aid & CPR Knowledge Quiz runs eight questions in ten to fifteen minutes, graded pass or fail. First aid content earns that sober format: a nutrition quiz can afford to be playful, but a question about what to do when someone stops breathing cannot. The Self-Esteem Check-In works the opposite register with the same care. Ten reflective scenarios about self-talk, compliments, and comparison lead to one of four strengths-first results, from Steady Foundation to Being Kind to Yourself First. It is a self-reflection tool, not a diagnostic, and every result is written to encourage rather than label.
It fits workplace safety refreshers, community CPR courses, childcare and babysitting training, scout and youth groups, and any instructor who wants a quick check before or after a session. To be clear about what it is not: it's a knowledge check, not a certification, and Uplup doesn't issue certificates. What it gives you is a precise read on what stuck and what didn't.
A points quiz ranks people. A pass or fail quiz answers a different question: is this person ready, or do they need another run through the material? For first aid, the second question is the one that matters. Someone who scores six out of eight has two gaps, and either gap could be the exact situation they face in a real emergency. The template ships in pass/fail mode, and you set the threshold wherever your course requires it.
Scoring is automatic, and per-question analytics show which questions miss most often across your whole group. If half your class fumbles the same question, that's not their problem, it's your next teaching point. You can write separate result screens for pass and fail, so people who fall short leave with instructions on what to review, and retake settings let them try again after they do.
First aid guidance changes. Resuscitation guidelines get revised periodically, and the correct answer under one country's protocol can differ from another's. So nothing in this template is locked. You can rewrite every question, edit every answer option, move the pass mark, and swap the result text, and you can add questions past the original eight if your course covers more ground. Put your organization's name and colors on it so it reads as your material, not ours.
Sharing fits how safety training actually runs. Post the link, embed the quiz on your site, or drop it into a WordPress page with the Uplup plugin's shortcode. For in-person sessions, a QR code on the final slide gets everyone in within seconds, and takers don't need an account. Training businesses can switch on the lead capture step to collect names and emails before results appear. The free plan includes all of this with 50 responses a month.
Two templates is an honest count, not the whole story of health quizzes on Uplup. The general-interest material lives next door in Health & Fitness, which holds six templates: a 10 question Nutrition Quiz, a Yoga & Wellness Quiz, a Mental Health Awareness Quiz, a Sports Science Quiz, a general Health & Fitness Quiz, and What's Your Fitness Personality, a 3 to 5 minute personality quiz suited to gyms and wellness brands. Those are the right pick when the goal is engagement rather than assessment.
And if you run a clinic or practice and need patient paperwork rather than quizzes, that's a different tool for a different job: the healthcare form templates cover patient intake, appointment requests, and screening questionnaires. This page is for one thing, and it does that thing well: checking whether people know what to do when it counts.