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Certified Nursing Assistant written knowledge · EXAM GUIDEReviewed 2026-10-27
US nurse-aide written-knowledge foundations; jurisdiction-neutral pilot, not a practical competency assessment

CNA Written Knowledge: Exam Guide & Official Sources

Use the current handbook for your jurisdiction to confirm training, eligibility, examination provider and practical assessment. This path develops selected written-care decisions only.

Provider and formatRequirements and provider arrangements vary by jurisdiction; this pilot does not publish a universal passing score or timetable.
EXAM OVERVIEW

Written knowledge and practical competence are different

Federal nurse-aide training requirements include personal care, basic nursing, safety, communication, resident rights and supervised skills. This path is a written-learning supplement; it does not establish practical competence or state eligibility.

  • Choose the state-specific handbook.
  • Confirm the provider and both knowledge and skills requirements.
  • Use supervised training for procedures.
WHAT TO STUDY

The syllabus and your next lesson.

Linked lessons cover selected foundations. Use the official syllabus to plan any topics beyond this pilot.

PLAN AHEAD

Dates and scheduling

PLAN AHEAD

Fees and regional differences

HOW TO REGISTER

Book with the exam provider.

  1. 01

    Locate the correct jurisdiction

    Select your state through the official provider or state nurse-aide authority; verify that it is the provider for your testing route.

  2. 02

    Confirm eligibility and required assessments

    Read the current handbook and training requirements before booking. Use the official booking instructions and identity-document rules.

Slope does not accept exam registrations or payments.

BEFORE TEST DAY

Make a final check.

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GO TO THE SOURCE

Official resources.

Written-knowledge foundation pilot: 200 contextual items across 50 authored families, not 200 independent clinical situations.

No hands-on skill assessment, state-specific certification guarantee or official score prediction.

Coverage is partial; clinical educator review, psychometric calibration and real-user trials remain pending.

State policies, eligibility, fees and practical skills must be checked in the current jurisdiction handbook.

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