Free Texas CNA Exam Prep
Texas Certified Nurse Aide
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Texas Professional License: Complete Roadmap
Follow this path to maximize your chances of passing on the first try
Phase 1: Texas Source Control + Certification PathYou are here
Confirm the Prometric bulletin, Texas HHSC role, TULIP/application steps, testing window, fees, registry placement, and renewal basics.
Phase 2: Resident Rights, Role, Safety + Infection Control
Study resident rights, dignity, CNA scope boundaries, communication, Standard Precautions, hand hygiene, PPE, fall prevention, and emergency response.
Phase 3: ADLs, Basic Nursing + Observation
Practice vital signs, I/O, weight, skin and hydration observations, bathing, grooming, feeding, elimination, comfort, and change-of-condition reporting.
Phase 4: Mobility, Psychosocial Care + Specialized Scenarios
Review transfers, gait belts, ROM, restorative care, dementia communication, culture, end-of-life comfort, and integrated long-term-care scenarios.
Phase 5: Clinical Skills + Timed Written/Oral Readiness
Run mock skills days, remediate checklist errors, complete timed 60-question practice sets, and prepare for test-day identification and scheduling rules.
Can You Take the Texas CNA Exam?
Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements
- •Pass the Written or Oral knowledge test and the Clinical Skills test
- •Perform five assigned skills during the Clinical Skills test
- •Use the current Prometric bulletin for scheduling, fees, identification, cancellation, and rescheduling rules
- •Candidates have three attempts each for the Knowledge and Clinical Skills tests within 24 months
- •After passing both components, placement on the Texas Nurse Aide Registry follows the official Prometric/Texas process
Texas CNA Quick Facts
Time to Get Licensed
Most candidates test after completing the required Texas training program and focused skills practice; new nurse aide candidates must complete testing within 24 months after training completion.
From start to license in hand
Retake Policy
The current Prometric Texas bulletin states candidates may take the Clinical Skills test and/or Knowledge test three times each within 24 months; candidates who do not pass within the allowed attempts must retrain.
Total Cost Breakdown
Free Texas CNA Prep That Actually Works
The official pass rate is Not published in the opened official Texas HHSC or Prometric sources.. Our students do better.
60-Question Knowledge Test
Prepare for the Texas Written or Oral test with role, safety, function, basic nursing, and specialized-care scenarios.
Five Assigned Skills
Build repeatable clinical skills routines for hand hygiene, indirect care, measurements, personal care, transfers, and ROM.
Current Texas Fees
Aligned to the current Prometric Texas bulletin: $125 Written + Skills or $135 Oral + Skills for first-time candidates.
Free Texas Prep
Use Texas-specific guidance before paying testing, training, or retest fees.
What You'll Study
11 chapters covering everything you need to pass
Chapter 1: Orientation, Official Sources, and the Texas Certification Path
6 sections
Chapter 2: Resident Rights, Dignity, and Legal-Ethical Practice
6 sections
Chapter 3: Infection Control, Safety, and Emergency Response
6 sections
Chapter 4: Basic Nursing Skills and Observation
6 sections
Chapter 5: ADLs, Personal Care, Nutrition, and Elimination
6 sections
Chapter 6: Mobility, Transfers, and Restorative Care
6 sections
Chapter 7: Psychosocial Care, Dementia, Culture, and End of Life
6 sections
Chapter 8: Clinical Skills Exam Readiness
6 sections
Chapter 9: Written and Oral Exam Strategy
6 sections
Chapter 10: Integrated Texas CNA Resident-Care Scenarios
7 sections
Chapter 11: Final Review, Registry, Renewal, and Career Path
7 sections
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Texas CNA Exam Details
Texas Certified Nurse Aide
Administered by Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) / Prometric
Exam Content Breakdown
Based on the official Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) / Prometric content outline
Communication, resident rights, legal-ethical conduct, scope boundaries, teamwork, reporting, documentation, and professionalism in Texas long-term care settings.
Standard Precautions, hand hygiene, PPE, environmental safety, fall prevention, body mechanics, emergency response, and safe equipment use.
Activities of daily living, independence, mobility, range of motion, nutrition, hydration, elimination, comfort, and resident-centered routines.
Vital signs, observation, skin and hydration concerns, intake and output, specimens, weight, changes in condition, and timely reporting to the nurse.
Dementia, confusion, mental health needs, end-of-life comfort, post-acute changes, safety changes, and escalation when resident condition changes.
What's Included
11 Chapters
Complete exam coverage
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What's Next After the Texas CNA?
After passing the Texas CNA, you can pursue these career paths
CNA
General CNA study guide for national resident-care fundamentals
NCLEX-PN
Licensed practical/vocational nurse path after additional nursing education
NCLEX-RN
Registered nurse path after additional nursing education
Medication Aide
Common next-step credential for experienced nurse aides where state rules allow
Texas CNA Exam FAQ
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