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Cna-Nv-Physical-Care-Skills89 questions
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Key Facts: Nevada CNA Exam

70

Written Test Questions

Credentia / NSBN

2 hours

Written Test Time Limit

Credentia

5 skills

Clinical Skills Required

Credentia / NSBN

$150

Total Exam Fee

Credentia 2026

100 hrs

Training Required

Nevada NSBN

24 CE hrs

Continuing Education

Nevada NSBN

Nevada uses Credentia to administer its CNA competency exam under the NNAAP format — 70 questions in 2 hours with a 70% passing threshold. The clinical skills portion requires demonstrating 5 randomly selected skills; handwashing is always included. Fees total $150: $50 Written + $100 Skills. Candidates have 3 attempts before needing to retake training. The Nevada Nurse Aide Registry is maintained by the Nevada State Board of Nursing; CNAs must complete 24 hours of continuing education and perform at least 40 hours of paid work every 2 years to remain active.

About the Nevada CNA Exam

The Nevada CNA competency evaluation has two parts: a 70-question Written Knowledge Test (2 hours) and a Clinical Skills Test (5 randomly selected skills in 25 minutes). Passing lists you on the Nevada Nurse Aide Registry maintained by the Nevada State Board of Nursing. Credentia administers the exam at test sites across Nevada.

Questions

70 scored questions

Time Limit

2 hours written + 25 min skills

Passing Score

70% written + all critical skills steps

Exam Fee

$150 (Written $50 + Skills $100) (Credentia / Nevada State Board of Nursing)

Nevada CNA Exam Content Outline

23%

Personal Care Skills (16 questions)

Bathing, grooming, dressing, perineal care, oral hygiene, nail care, elimination, bedpan/urinal use

27%

Basic Nursing Skills (19 questions)

Vital signs, positioning, transfers, ROM, nutrition, hydration, I&O, specimen collection, safety

11%

Restorative Skills (8 questions)

Restorative programs, independence, assistive devices, aging changes, contracture prevention, gait belt use

13%

Psychosocial Care Skills (9 questions)

Depression, dementia, Alzheimer's, grief, end-of-life care, behavioral approaches, cultural competence

26%

Role of the Nurse Aide (18 questions)

Communication, documentation, resident rights, legal/ethical behavior, Nevada regulations, scope of practice

How to Pass the Nevada CNA Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 70% written + all critical skills steps
  • Exam length: 70 questions
  • Time limit: 2 hours written + 25 min skills
  • Exam fee: $150 (Written $50 + Skills $100)

Keys to Passing

  • Complete 500+ practice questions
  • Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

Nevada CNA Study Tips from Top Performers

1Know the Nevada State Board of Nursing (NSBN) — they maintain the Nurse Aide Registry, approve training programs, and regulate CNAs. Reference nevadanursingboard.org for official information.
2Understand NRS Chapter 632 — this is the Nevada Revised Statutes chapter governing nursing and nurse aides. Key provisions include mandatory abuse reporting (NRS 632.472).
3Memorize the exam fees: $50 Written + $100 Skills = $150 total. Know that you have 3 attempts at each exam portion.
4The 100-hour training requirement: 50 classroom + 50 clinical hours — higher than many states' 75-hour minimum.
5The 24-hour continuing education requirement for renewal — Nevada requires CNAs to complete 24 CE hours every 2 years, plus 40 hours of paid work.
6Know the difference between standard precautions and transmission-based precautions — both are heavily tested.
7Handwashing is ALWAYS one of the 5 clinical skills tested — know every step perfectly including 20+ seconds of friction.
8Understand HIPAA and resident rights — Nevada emphasizes privacy and dignity in its regulations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who administers the Nevada CNA exam?

The Nevada CNA competency evaluation is administered by Credentia on behalf of the Nevada State Board of Nursing. Credentia operates test sites across Nevada including in Las Vegas, Reno, Carson City, and other locations.

How many questions are on the Nevada CNA Written Test?

The Nevada Written Knowledge Test has 70 multiple-choice questions with a 2-hour time limit. You need 70% (49 correct) to pass. The exam follows the NNAAP (National Nurse Aide Assessment Program) format.

What does the Nevada CNA Skills Test involve?

You must demonstrate 5 randomly selected skills in 25 minutes before a licensed Nurse Aide Evaluator. You must perform all critical steps of each skill correctly to pass. Handwashing is always one of the 5 skills tested.

How much does the Nevada CNA exam cost?

Total fees are $150: Written Knowledge Test = $50 and Clinical Skills Test = $100. Payment is made when scheduling through Credentia. Fees are non-refundable but you may reschedule for a fee.

How many times can I take the Nevada CNA exam?

You may attempt each test (Written and Skills) a maximum of 3 times. After 3 failed attempts on either portion, you must complete an additional Nevada State Board of Nursing-approved CNA training program before retesting.

What training is required for Nevada CNA certification?

Nevada requires a 100-hour training program: 50 hours of classroom instruction and 50 hours of supervised clinical practice. The program must be approved by the Nevada State Board of Nursing.

How do I renew my Nevada CNA certification?

Nevada CNAs must renew every 2 years. Requirements include: completing 24 hours of CNA-related continuing education and performing at least 40 hours of paid nursing assistant work under nurse supervision during the 2-year period.

Where is the Nevada Nurse Aide Registry?

The Nevada Nurse Aide Registry is maintained by the Nevada State Board of Nursing at nevadanursingboard.org. After passing both exam portions, Credentia automatically reports results to the Board.