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Key Facts: NV Vet Tech Exam

90%

Jurisprudence Exam Passing Score

NV Board

425

Minimum VTNE Score Required

NV Board

40 hrs

Biennial CE Requirement

NAC 638.041

$150

Biennial Renewal Fee

NRS 638

3 tiers

Supervision Levels (Immediate/Direct/Indirect)

NAC 638

Take-home

Jurisprudence Exam Format

NV Board

About the NV Vet Tech Exam

Nevada's veterinary technician jurisprudence exam is a take-home test covering NRS Chapter 638 and NAC Chapter 638. It requires a 90% passing score - one of the highest thresholds in the nation. Candidates must also pass the VTNE with a minimum score of 425 and submit a recommendation letter from a veterinary professional. Nevada's unique three-tier supervision system (immediate, direct, indirect) is a key focus area.

Questions

50 scored questions

Time Limit

Take-home exam

Passing Score

90% (one of the highest in the US)

Exam Fee

Set by Nevada Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners (Nevada Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners)

NV Vet Tech Exam Content Outline

30%

NRS 638 & NAC 638 - Laws & Licensing

Nevada statutes, administrative code, licensing requirements, VTNE score of 425, 90% jurisprudence passing score

20%

Three-Tier Supervision System

Immediate, direct, and indirect supervision definitions, veterinarian liability, delegation rules

20%

Controlled Substances & Pharmacology

Access restricted to vets/techs only, purchase verification, storage, DEA compliance, disposal

15%

Animal Care & Clinical Standards

Anesthesia monitoring, dental prophylaxis, radiology safety, emergency protocols, euthanasia

15%

Professional Ethics & Discipline (NRS 638.140)

Unprofessional conduct, failed supervision, criminal offenses, complaint process, penalties

How to Pass the NV Vet Tech Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 90% (one of the highest in the US)
  • Exam length: 50 questions
  • Time limit: Take-home exam
  • Exam fee: Set by Nevada Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners

Keys to Passing

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

NV Vet Tech Study Tips from Top Performers

1Read NRS Chapter 638 and NAC Chapter 638 thoroughly - the take-home exam allows reference, but you need deep understanding to score 90%+.
2Master the three-tier supervision system: immediate (visual/audible range), direct (on premises), indirect (off-premises with instructions).
3Know that controlled substance access is restricted to vets and vet techs only - and all purchases/receipts require veterinarian knowledge/verification.
4Study NRS 638.140 - the disciplinary grounds section covers impaired practice, failed supervision, controlled substance violations, and criminal offenses.
5Memorize the renewal requirements: 40 CE hours/biennial, max 20 distance learning, $150 fee, due May 15 of odd-numbered years.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Nevada's jurisprudence exam passing score so high?

Nevada requires 90% to pass - one of the highest in the US. Because the exam is take-home (allowing reference to NRS 638 and NAC 638), the high threshold expects near-mastery of Nevada veterinary law. You should be very familiar with the statutes before attempting the exam.

What are Nevada's three levels of supervision?

Immediate: veterinarian within visual and audible range. Direct: veterinarian on premises, quickly available. Indirect: veterinarian off-premises but has given written or oral instructions. Different procedures require different levels.

How many CE hours does Nevada require?

Nevada requires 40 hours of Board-approved CE per biennial (2-year) renewal period. No more than 20 hours may be through distance learning. Renewal fee is $150, due May 15 of each odd-numbered year.

Who can access controlled substances in a Nevada veterinary facility?

Access to controlled substances is restricted to veterinarians or veterinary technicians only. All purchases must be made by or with the knowledge of a veterinarian, and all receipts must be verified by a veterinarian.

What VTNE score does Nevada require?

Nevada requires a minimum VTNE score of 425 in addition to the 90% passing score on the state jurisprudence exam and a letter of recommendation from a veterinary professional.