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Kansas Certified Nursing Assistant
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Complete KDADS-Approved Kansas CNA Training
Complete the minimum 90-hour state-approved program (60+ classroom + 30+ clinical). Test at the school site. $20 state fee + ~$18 site fee. Register with KDADS at ksnurseaidregistry.org after passing.
Kansas Regulations & Registry RequirementsYou are here
Study K.A.R. 26-50 (scope of practice, training, testing), KDADS oversight, Kansas Nurse Aide Registry (ksnurseaidregistry.org), Trainee II status (4 months), 3-attempt/12-month rule, reciprocity requirements, and the Kansas Medication Aide (CMA) pathway.
Physical Care Skills & Basic Nursing (~45% of Exam)
Master ADLs (bathing, grooming, feeding, elimination) and basic nursing skills (vital signs, infection control, body mechanics, fall prevention, emergency response). These domains represent the largest portion of the exam.
Residents' Rights, Communication & Ethics (~20%)
Study OBRA 1987 rights (privacy, dignity, refusal, grievances, restraints), SBAR communication, objective vs. subjective documentation, HIPAA, and K.S.A. 39-1401 mandatory reporting.
Psychosocial & Restorative Care (~25%)
Study dementia/Alzheimer's care (sundowning, elopement, therapeutic fibbing), Kübler-Ross grief stages, normal aging changes, depression signs, restorative ROM, contracture prevention, and bladder training programs.
Can You Take the Kansas CNA Exam?
Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements
- •Must complete state-approved 90-hour training program (K.A.R. 26-50)
- •Must pass both written (100 questions, 75% passing, 2 hours) AND skills test
- •Maximum 3 attempts within 12 months of first attempt; must retrain after exhausting attempts
- •Trainee II status: may work up to 4 months while enrolled in approved training program
- •Certification renewal: 2-year cycle; 8 hours paid nurse aide work required; no renewal fee
- •Reciprocity: out-of-state CNAs must pass the written exam (1 attempt only)
- •Kansas Nurse Aide Registry maintained by KDADS at ksnurseaidregistry.org (not the Board of Nursing)
- •Kansas Medication Aide (CMA) pathway available to active Kansas CNAs after additional KDADS-approved training
Kansas CNA Quick Facts
Exam Provider
KDADS Health Occupations Credentialing (school-administered at approved test sites)
Schedule Your ExamRetake Policy
Course completers have no more than three attempts within 12 months after the course start date; endorsed/equivalent applicants generally have one attempt before completing an approved 90-hour course.
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Kansas CNA Exam Details
Kansas Certified Nursing Assistant
Administered by KDADS Health Occupations Credentialing (school-administered)
Exam Content Breakdown
Based on the official KDADS Health Occupations Credentialing (school-administered) content outline
Bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, nutrition/feeding, elimination, perineal care, oral care, skin care, positioning and mobility
Vital signs (BP, pulse, respirations, temperature, O2 sat, pain), infection control and hand hygiene, body mechanics, fall prevention, safety, emergency response, wound observation, data collection, I&O
Dementia/Alzheimer's care, therapeutic communication, depression, grief (Kübler-Ross), aging process (normal vs. pathological), cultural and spiritual care
ROM exercises, ambulation and assistive devices, restorative programs, bladder/bowel training, contracture prevention, self-care independence
SBAR reporting, objective vs. subjective data, documentation standards, HIPAA, change of condition reporting
OBRA 1987 rights: dignity, privacy, right to refuse, advance directives, grievance procedures, freedom from abuse and exploitation
K.A.R. 26-50 scope of practice, KDADS oversight, Kansas Nurse Aide Registry (ksnurseaidregistry.org), Trainee II status (4 months), CMA pathway, 90-hour training, 3-attempt/12-month rule, reciprocity (written exam, 1 attempt), adult care homes
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