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Practice tests built from the current blueprint

1640 free practice questions across 7 certification examinations, each with a plain explanation — dealt in the proportions the credentialing body publishes today, not the superseded outline most free material still teaches.

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NNAAP® · Credentia

CNA

70 questions 120 min 60 scored

The written half of nurse aide certification: nine content areas from hygiene and infection control to client rights and the limits of the role.

300 practice questions National Registry EMT Certification Examination · the National Registry

NREMT

70–120 questions 120 min 60 scored

The cognitive half of national EMT certification: five domains built around what you do on a call — size up the scene, assess, treat and transport, operate.

168 practice questions Veterinary Technician National Examination · the AAVSB

VTNE

170 questions 180 min 150 scored

Ten domains with a published item count each, from pharmacology and surgical nursing to the euthanasia conversation. Scored on a 200–800 scale that no percentage converts into.

300 practice questions NHA Certified Phlebotomy Technician · NHA

CPT

120 questions 120 min 100 scored

Five domains with a published item count each, from exposure control to chain of custody. Built on the 2024 job analysis — not the 2016 plan NHA still serves.

200 practice questions Pharmacy Technician Certification Examination · PTCB

PTCE

90 questions 110 min 80 scored

Four domains on the outline that took effect in January 2026 — the one that dropped compounding and alligations, and grew federal requirements by half.

160 practice questions NHA Certified Clinical Medical Assistant · NHA

CCMA

150 questions 180 min 150 scored

Twelve areas with a published item count each, weighted by NHA’s 2022 job analysis — not the 2016 summary NHA’s own site still links.

301 practice questions NHA Certified EKG Technician · NHA

EKG

100 questions 120 min 100 scored

Three domains with a published item count each. Only twenty-four of the hundred scored items are analysis and interpretation — forty-four are acquisition.

211 practice questions
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The same engine is being pointed at the rest of the family. Each one gets its own published blueprint, read from the credentialing body's own document, or it does not get built — and two have already been turned down on that rule. One examination's outline expires within the year and its replacement is published, so a page built on it would be stale before it ranked. Another was dropped because the demand behind it was measured and was not there.

The paper has a published shape

Nine content areas on the nurse aide paper, each with a percentage and a question count the administrator prints. The two dark columns — basic nursing skills at 35% and activities of daily living at 22% — are more than half the paper between them. The shortest is a single scored question. Every examination on this site is dealt from its own published table, read from the body that publishes it — an item count where the publisher gives one, and its published percentage worked out over the scored paper where it does not.

Activities of daily living
13/60
Basic nursing skills
21/60
Self-care and independence
4/60
Emotional and mental health
5/60
Spiritual and cultural needs
1/60
Communication
4/60
Client rights
5/60
Legal and ethical behaviour
3/60
Member of the health care team
4/60

Revising evenly across nine areas is revising the wrong examination — and it is what the free practice packet still teaches, because the outline printed inside it was replaced.

The blueprint changed. Most free material did not.

1640 questions across 7 examinations, dealt in today’s published proportions. No account, no upsell wall.

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Three things this site will not tell you

Most prep material in this category prints all three anyway, which is how you can tell what is researched and what is filler.

A passing percentage
The documents read for this site do not publish one. So no page here states a score you “need”, and the practice test reports what you got right rather than a verdict.
Fees, retakes and deadlines
Set per state and per registry. A single figure would be wrong somewhere, so those come from your own state’s candidate handbook rather than from here.
Real questions from the exam
The item bank is confidential. Every question here is original, written against the published content outline — including none taken from the free practice packet.

Before you sit it

What is on the CNA written exam

The nine content areas of the nurse aide written exam and how many questions each carries — plus the weights that changed, which most free material misses.

How many questions are on the CNA exam

Seventy questions are presented and sixty are scored: what the ten pretest items are, why you cannot spot them, and what the oral version changes.

The written exam and the skills evaluation

Certification takes two separate assessments and both must be passed.

1640 practice questions, every one written for this site. Every figure quoted anywhere here — the item counts, the two-hour limit, the weight of each content area — comes from the programme’s own published document, listed below with the date it was read.

Sources

Every figure on this page comes from one of the documents below, with the day it was read. Requirements change — open the source if you need today's wording.

Allied Exam Bank is independent practice material and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or authorized by Credentia, the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, or any state nurse aide registry. NNAAP® is a registered trademark of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc. Programme and examination names are used only to describe what this material prepares you for. Every question here is original and none is taken from any actual examination. This site is not a nurse aide training programme and does not prepare you for the skills evaluation.