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Prometric CNA practice test

A free CNA practice test for applicants whose state exam is administered by Prometric. Real-style written questions with instant scoring and explanations, plus a clear picture of how Prometric-run nurse aide exams work — entirely in your browser, no account, nothing uploaded.

PROMETRIC-ADMINISTERED
6 questions · scored locally
Written multiple-choicePASS
Official practice referencePASS · 50-Q versions
Pass markWARN · state-set
Skills portion livePASS
Practice locally · no account needed

100% local · questions ship with the page · answers are scored in your browser, never uploaded

What the rules say

Rule / FactDetail
Official practice formatPrometric sells written practice exams: 3 versions of 50 questions for $15 each, or all 150 questions for $35 (Prometric)
National applicabilityPractice tests are "created based on federal regulations and applicable for all states" (Prometric)
Skills readiness domainsHandwashing/indirect care, vital signs, feeding, mouth care, dressing, bedbaths, occupied bed, foot/perineal care, ROM, ambulation, transfers, positioning (Prometric)
Skills portion is live"During the real Clinical Skills Test, you are required to actually perform skills" (Prometric)

Sources: Prometric Nurse Aide Practice Exams (prometric.com/nurse-aide-practice-exams) — verified 2026-09-21. State specifics per the state's nurse aide registry.

Prometric is one of the two national nurse aide testing providers in the US. If your state contracts with Prometric, your exam day looks like this: a written multiple-choice portion covering the national nurse aide topic set, and a clinical skills portion where an evaluator watches you perform a small set of skills against a checklist. The written portion's question count and the passing score are set by your state — Prometric's own practice exams use 50-question versions, which is a fair sense of the length and style.

How to use this page: answer each question, then read the explanation whether you got it right or not. The topics here — handwashing and indirect care, vital signs, transfers, feeding, safety — are exactly the domains Prometric lists in its official skills readiness options, so they carry over to the written exam as well.

Pair this page with the official Prometric practice exams if you want the closest possible rehearsal: the official sets cost $15 per 50-question version, while this page stays free and unlimited. Many applicants use free sets first to build baseline knowledge, then buy one official set close to test day.

Remember that half of your exam is physical. The skills portion is performed live for an evaluator, so once you are passing written sets comfortably, spend real time practising the skills — handwashing, transfers, vital signs, feeding — with a study partner before your exam date.

If your state uses the other national provider, see the Credentia CNA practice test page — the written topics are the same national set, so either page prepares you for the written portion.

Common questions

Does Prometric administer the CNA exam in my state?

Prometric runs nurse aide testing programs in many states, but each state chooses its own approved provider (Prometric or Credentia). Check your state's nurse aide registry to confirm.

How many questions are on the Prometric CNA written exam?

The official count is set by your state. Prometric's own written practice exams use 50-question versions — a useful reference for the length and style.

Does Prometric offer official practice exams?

Yes — Prometric sells written practice exams (3 versions of 50 questions, or one 150-question version) plus clinical skills readiness tests, created from federal regulations and applicable to all states.

What is on the clinical skills portion?

You perform skills live for an evaluator. Prometric's readiness options cover handwashing, indirect care, vital signs, feeding, mouth care, dressing, bedbaths, occupied beds, foot/perineal care, ROM, ambulation, transfers and positioning.

Do I need to pass both parts?

Yes — you must pass the written portion and the skills portion to be listed on your state's nurse aide registry. Check your state's published rule for the passing standard.

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