These are the subjects you need to know to certify or pass each exam. Each question has an explanation Some students use these questions as their primary study source, it is an excellent method to learn. Make sure to complete any test that you have started as it wont let you access the other tests if one is already in progress.

 

AWLS Practice Tests

Altitude Illness
Cold Related Diseases
Eye Injuries
Infectious Diseases: Diarrhea
Patient Assessment
Wilderness Dermatology
Avalanche
Drowning/Water Safety
First aid kits
Lightning
Water Treatment
Wound Management
Bites and Stings
Diving
Heat Related Injuries
Medical Problems
Wilderness Dentistry

NOTE: There will be 5 randomly selected questions related to practical skills on the AWLS Certification Exam. There are no practice test questions on practical skills. To study for these questions, you should watch the practical skills videos.

 

Backpacking Medicine Practice Tests

Backpacks and Back Pain
Flash Floods
Clothing for the Wilderness
Crossing a Stream
Foot Problems
Lightning
First Aid Kits
Children in the Wilderness
Dental Problems on the Trail
Risks of Altitude
Nature Deficit Disorder
Water Treatment
Sunscreens
Eating Right Before the Hike
Menstrual Periods

Wilderness Travel and Tropical Medicine

Diarrhea in a Returning Traveler
Immunizations for Travel
Mosquito Exposure
Important Parsites
Zika, Dengue, Chikungunya
Fever in a Returning Traveler
Malaria
Ticks
Schistosomiasis
 

Search and Rescue Practice Tests

Incident Command System
Search Techniques
Patient Packing and transport
Lost Person Behavior
Wilderness Safety/Preparation
Ropes and Technical Rescue
 

Bike Med Practice Tests

Airway and Breathing
bites and stings
biking injuries
dentistry
first aid kits
Lightning
Medical Problems
Patient assessment
Shoulder Injuries
abdominal and chest injuries
Bleeding/Shock
cold injuries
eye problems
heat related illnesses
Musculoskeletal Injuries
vital signs
skin problems
wound management
 

BWLS - Basic Wilderness Life Support Practice Tests

Module 1: Treating Outdoor injuries

Caring for an Injured Patient
Injured and Painful Teeth
How to Treat Wounds

Module 2: Medicine in Outdoor Sports

Biking
Hiking/Backpacking
Water Sports
Climbing
Skiing and Snowboarding

Module 3: Weather Risks in the Outdoors

avalanche
flash floods
Cold Illnesses
lightning
Heat Illnesses

Modules 4: Other Risks and Problems

Risks of Altitude
skin problems
bites and stings
treating water

Module 5: Planning for the Outdoors

assembling a first aid kit
eating right
 

WFA - Wilderness First Aid Practice Tests

Ch 1. Patient Assessment
Ch. 3 Wound Management
Ch. 6 Musculoskeletal Injuries
Ch. 8 Water Safety and Drowning
Ch. 10 Wilderness Skin Problems
Ch. 12 Dentistry
Ch. 14 Water Treatment
Ch. 16 Abdominal and Chest Injuries
Ch. 18 Heat Related Illnesses
Ch. 20 Bites and Stings
Ch.2 Vital Signs
Ch. 4 Bleeding and Shock
Ch. 7 Medical Problems
Ch. 9 Altitude Illness
Ch. 11 Eye Problems
Ch. 13 First Aid Kits
Ch. 15 Biking Injuries
Ch. 17 Lightning
Ch. 19 Cold Related Illnesses
 

WFR - Wilderness First Responder

Altitude
bites and stings
cold related illness
eye problems
flash floods
heat related injuries
infectious disease-diarrhea
lightning
skin problems
ticks
water treatment
Patient Assessment
avalanche
chjildren in the wilderness
dentistry
first aid kits
hand and wrist injuries
Biking injuries
law and the wilderness
medical problems
sunscreens
water safelty and drowning
wounds
 

WFR - Wilderness First Responder Recert. Course

 
Patient assessment
cold related injuries
Bites and Stings
Wound management
Heat Related injuries
 
 

Medicine of Outdoor Sports Practice Tests

biking
rock climbing
watersports
backpacking
skiing and snowboarding
diving
 

Basic First Aid

Airway and Breathing
Medical Problems
Patient Assessment
Wound Management
Bleeding and Shock
Musculoskeletal Injuries
vital Signs