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CNA / Nurse Aide free practice test

8 real questions from the same bank our paying students use — with a rationale after every answer. No account, no card.

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Free sample · South Carolina

CNA / Nurse Aide sample quiz

Eight questions drawn at random from the same bank our paying students practise on, graded the same way — on our server, with the rationale shown after you answer. No account needed.

Real questions from the same bank our paying students use.

What this free practice includes

  • 8 questions drawn from CARE's real CNA / Nurse Aide bank of 2,600 questions — not a separate "demo" set.
  • Choose your answer, then read the rationale before moving to the next question.
  • A full rationale after every question, explaining why the right answer is right.
  • No account, no email, no payment. Nothing is required to start or to finish.

What you’ll be asked about

The full bank covers these areas. The short random sample may not include every area:

Role of the nurse aidePromotion of safetyInfection controlPersonal care and ADLsBasic nursing careRecognising and reporting changeResident rights and communication

About the real CNA / Nurse Aide exam

  • Nurse aide certification rests on a federal OBRA-87 training-and-competency floor, but each state administers its own evaluation.
  • The written (knowledge) test is one half of the evaluation — a separate clinical skills test must also be passed.
  • Format differs by state and vendor. In Texas, for example, Prometric administers a 60-question written test with 90 minutes; states using the Credentia NNAAP form have 70 questions in two hours, of which 10 are unscored pretest items.
  • An oral version of the written test is available in many states, usually with an added reading-comprehension section.

CARE's CNA questions are one national bank built on the OBRA-87 core — the same questions in every state. They do not reproduce any particular state's official examination, and they do not replace your state's skills checklist or approved curriculum. Check your own state's nurse aide registry for the format you will actually sit.

Sources and review

The source below is a Texas example. Your state determines its own examination and permitted scope; this national practice sample is not a substitute for your state handbook.

CARE creates independent practice material; the examination authorities do not endorse it. Read our sourcing, review limitations, and corrections policy.

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