CNA Quiz
See how strong your CNA knowledge is in just 10 minutes. Get 16 free scenario-based questions on safe care, infection control, resident rights, and emergencies with no sign-up.
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CNA Knowledge (CK)
CNA Knowledge (CK)
Average
9.9
Normal range
7.5 — 12.2
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0
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16
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- Count for 10 seconds and multiply by six
- Count for 15 seconds and multiply by four
- Record only whether the pulse feels strong or weak
- Count for a full 60 seconds and report the irregularity
- Resident seemed unhappy with the meal
- Resident had a fairly good breakfast
- Resident ate half of the oatmeal and drank 120 mL of milk
- Resident was probably not very hungry
- Put on a fresh pair of gloves before washing
- Perform hand hygiene immediately
- Wash hands only if the gloves were visibly torn
- Clean the gloves so they can be reused
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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CNA Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
Test your CNA knowledge with a free, text-based practice quiz covering infection prevention, safe mobility, personal care, observation, documentation, resident rights, nutrition, and emergency response. The 16 questions combine core concepts with everyday care scenarios, and no sign-up is needed. This educational quiz is not a certification exam or a substitute for approved training, clinical direction, or facility policy. In practice, stay within your assigned role and promptly report urgent or concerning changes to the nurse or emergency team.
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