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Key Facts: New Hampshire LNA Exam
$105
Exam Fee (NH)
Prometric
60
Written Questions
Prometric
70%
Written Passing Score
Prometric NH
100 hrs
Min. Training Required
NH OPLC
24 CE hrs
CE for Renewal
NH Board of Nursing
200 hrs
Work Hrs for Renewal
NH Board of Nursing
New Hampshire uses the LNA (Licensed Nursing Assistant) designation, not CNA. The exam is administered by Prometric and costs $105. NH requires a 100-hour Board of Nursing-approved LNA training program (54 classroom + 46 clinical). The written test has 60 questions in 90 minutes with a 70% passing score. Skills test allows 35 minutes for 5 randomly selected skills. Three attempts allowed within 2 years of training completion, with a 30-day wait between attempts. LNA license renewal requires 24 CE hours and 200 hours of nursing assistant work every 2 years. Medication Nursing Assistant (MNA) is an add-on certification available after gaining LNA experience.
About the New Hampshire LNA Exam
The New Hampshire LNA exam certifies Licensed Nursing Assistants to provide basic patient care in New Hampshire. Note: New Hampshire uses the LNA (Licensed Nursing Assistant) designation rather than CNA. Administered by Prometric under the NH Board of Nursing (Office of Professional Licensure and Certification/OPLC), it includes a 60-question written test and a 5-skill clinical demonstration.
Questions
60 scored questions
Time Limit
90 min written + 35 min skills test
Passing Score
70% written + 100% skills
Exam Fee
$105 (Prometric / NH Board of Nursing (OPLC))
New Hampshire LNA Exam Content Outline
Physical Care Skills
ADLs, personal care, hygiene, grooming, bathing, dressing, nutrition, hydration, elimination, mobility, positioning, transfers, ROM
Psychosocial Care Skills
Mental health, dementia care, communication, cultural competence, emotional support, resident rights, end-of-life care
Role of the Nurse Aide
Scope of practice, delegation, observation and reporting, documentation, safety, infection control, emergency procedures, ethics
New Hampshire Regulations
RSA 326-B Nurse Practice Act, LNA scope under NH law, CE requirements, MNA certification
How to Pass the New Hampshire LNA Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 70% written + 100% skills
- Exam length: 60 questions
- Time limit: 90 min written + 35 min skills test
- Exam fee: $105
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- Complete 500+ practice questions
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- Focus on highest-weighted sections
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does New Hampshire use LNA instead of CNA?
New Hampshire uses the Licensed Nursing Assistant (LNA) designation rather than CNA. Under RSA 326-B (the NH Nurse Practice Act), nursing assistants in New Hampshire are licensed rather than certified. The exam content is essentially the same as other states' CNA exams.
Who administers the New Hampshire LNA exam?
New Hampshire LNA exams are administered by Prometric under contract with the NH Board of Nursing through the Office of Professional Licensure and Certification (OPLC). Schedule at prometric.com/nurseaide/nh.
How much does the New Hampshire LNA exam cost?
The NH LNA exam costs $105 for the testing fee. Total investment including the 100-hour training program and background check ranges from $930 to $1,705.
How do I renew my New Hampshire LNA license?
NH LNA licenses renew every 2 years. Renewal requires 24 hours of continuing education AND 200 hours of nursing assistant work during the renewal period. This is more stringent than most states' requirements.
What is the Medication Nursing Assistant (MNA) certification?
The MNA is an add-on certification for experienced LNAs in New Hampshire. It requires an additional 80-hour course and allows LNAs to administer medications in long-term care facilities under specific conditions.