EFR Instructor KR programme standards exam
2025/2026
1. What is the primary focus of the Emergency First
Response Primary Care (CPR) course?
nonlife threatening situations
most life threatening situations
critical situations
nonbreathing situations
2. What should participants be able to perform after completing
the Emergency First Response Secondary Care (First Aid)
course?
Emergency evacuation procedures
Initial and ongoing assessments of an injured or ill
person
Psychological evaluations of the injured
Advanced surgical procedures
3. If an Emergency Responder completed their training on January
1, 2021, when should they refresh their skills to maintain their
certification?
January 1, 2022
,January 1, 2025
, January 1, 2024
January 1, 2023
4. Which of the following is NOT considered a qualified assistant in
Emergency First Response courses?
A current Emergency First Response Instructor.
A current CPR/first aid instructor with another regionally
recognized organization.
A trained medical professional such as a paramedic, EMT,
nurse practitioner, etc.
None of the above
5. If an Emergency First Response Instructor fails to submit the
Course Completion Authorization for a participant, what might
be the consequence for that participant?
The participant will receive a refund of their course fees.
The participant will be automatically enrolled in the next
course.
The participant may not receive official certification.
The participant will be required to retake the entire
course.
6. What are the three primary care course subjects that require
orientation for participants who have taken CPR training through
, another organization?
First Aid Basics, Serious Bleeding Management, and CPR
Techniques
CPR Techniques, Wound Care, and Shock Management
Serious Bleeding Management, Shock Management,
and Spinal Injury Management
Spinal Injury Management, Fracture Care, and CPR
Techniques
7. What is the minimum age requirement to enroll in an
Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR) course?
8 years of age
No minimum age requirement
16 years of age
18 years of age
8. If a training session includes a group of four participants,
which roles should be assigned to ensure the most effective
skill development during practice?
Emergency Responder, patient, guide and
qualified assistant
Emergency Responder, patient and guide
Emergency Responder, bystander and victim
2025/2026
1. What is the primary focus of the Emergency First
Response Primary Care (CPR) course?
nonlife threatening situations
most life threatening situations
critical situations
nonbreathing situations
2. What should participants be able to perform after completing
the Emergency First Response Secondary Care (First Aid)
course?
Emergency evacuation procedures
Initial and ongoing assessments of an injured or ill
person
Psychological evaluations of the injured
Advanced surgical procedures
3. If an Emergency Responder completed their training on January
1, 2021, when should they refresh their skills to maintain their
certification?
January 1, 2022
,January 1, 2025
, January 1, 2024
January 1, 2023
4. Which of the following is NOT considered a qualified assistant in
Emergency First Response courses?
A current Emergency First Response Instructor.
A current CPR/first aid instructor with another regionally
recognized organization.
A trained medical professional such as a paramedic, EMT,
nurse practitioner, etc.
None of the above
5. If an Emergency First Response Instructor fails to submit the
Course Completion Authorization for a participant, what might
be the consequence for that participant?
The participant will receive a refund of their course fees.
The participant will be automatically enrolled in the next
course.
The participant may not receive official certification.
The participant will be required to retake the entire
course.
6. What are the three primary care course subjects that require
orientation for participants who have taken CPR training through
, another organization?
First Aid Basics, Serious Bleeding Management, and CPR
Techniques
CPR Techniques, Wound Care, and Shock Management
Serious Bleeding Management, Shock Management,
and Spinal Injury Management
Spinal Injury Management, Fracture Care, and CPR
Techniques
7. What is the minimum age requirement to enroll in an
Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR) course?
8 years of age
No minimum age requirement
16 years of age
18 years of age
8. If a training session includes a group of four participants,
which roles should be assigned to ensure the most effective
skill development during practice?
Emergency Responder, patient, guide and
qualified assistant
Emergency Responder, patient and guide
Emergency Responder, bystander and victim
