Pass the CNA written exam the first time

The Certified Nursing Assistant exam, run through the NNAAP (National Nurse Aide Assessment Program) in many states, has two parts: a written multiple-choice portion and a clinical skills portion where you perform skills for an evaluator. You must pass both to be listed on your state's nurse aide registry.

The question count is set by your state and its approved testing provider. As a reference, Prometric's own official practice exams use 50-question versions. Check your state registry's published guidance for the exact number.

Each state works with an approved testing company. The two national nurse aide testing providers are Prometric and Credentia, both of which run state-level written and skills testing programs across the US.

Typical skill areas include handwashing and indirect care, measuring pulse and respirations, feeding, mouth care, dressing, bedbaths, occupied beds, foot and perineal care, ROM, ambulation, transfers and positioning (per Prometric's official skills readiness options).

No — this site writes original practice questions based on public nurse-aide training knowledge. They mirror the style and topics of the real exam but are not the official questions, and they are never copied from other quiz sites.

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